We’re Looking Forward to Seeing you Again

SAFETY + WELL-BEING

First and foremost, your safety and well-being are always our top priority. While St. Bart’s is a safe territory we are placing even more of a focus on the details that matter so you can be at ease when visiting us. We have increased the sanitation and hygiene protocol following the guidelines from CDC, WHO, and St. Bart’s Territory.

• A stringent program will be enforced for enhanced sanitation of all villas following each guest’s stay following the French government guidelines.
• We are moving to a paperless check-in and check-out process, and all booking forms will be sent out via electronic way.
• Our team and guests will be encouraged to wash hands frequently and high touch elements of the villas will be frequently sanitized
• Masks and hand sanitizer will be available in all villas rented.

PAPERLESS

Not only is this move better for the environment and supports our sustainability efforts, but it will also help to avoid unnecessary high-touch surfaces. Our check-in and check-out process will be handled seamlessly electronically, and our food and beverage menus will be available electronically as well.

FLEXIBLE BOOKING

Need to cancel or postpone? No worries. We’ve implemented a very flexible booking policy so you can feel comfortable in your future decisions to stay with us. You may cancel your booking up to 10 days before your arrival date in the summer with zero penalties and rebook all stays up to 12-months after original travel date.

TRAVEL ADVISORY RESOURCES

In summary, travelers returning from St. Barts are able to travel freely and do not have to follow any mandatory quarantines applied to Schengen countries at the moment. We will continue to track the State Department and CDC’s websites for any updates.

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT ADVISORIES

St. Barts and the French West Indies as defined by the U.S. State Department (Guadalupe, Martinique, French Saint Martin and St. Barts) currently has a normal/low travel advisory and is ranked Level 1: Exercise Normal Precautions, meaning Americans are able to travel to and from St. Barts and the French West Indies without difficulty once the airlines resume services. The U.S. State Department travel advisory levels are:

• Level 1: Exercise normal precautions.
• Level 2: Exercise increased caution.
• Level 3: Reconsider travel.
• Level 4: Do not travel.

CENTER FOR DECEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC) ADVISORIES

The CDC has also developed a four level ranking for international travel and has ranked St. Barts at Level 3: widespread ongoing transmission without restrictions on entry to the U.S. and recommends against nonessential travel, but we will track this for any updates. Please note, Level 3 is the global baseline at the moment. Updated on 6/2/20, please visit the website for the latest update

• Level 1: Limited community transmission
• Level 2: Ongoing community transmission
• Level 3: Widespread ongoing transmission without restrictions on entry to the United States (Global baseline)
• Level 4: Widespread ongoing transmission with restrictions on entry to the United States (China, Iran, most European countries, the UK and Ireland)

To view an interactive map with the CDC’s travel rankings, please visit: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/map-and-travel-notices.html

STATE ADVISORIES

Upon returning from CDC Level 2 and Level 3 countries, each state in the U.S. has dictated their own “Stay at Home” or self-isolation guidelines for travelers. Americans who are traveling to St. Barts this summer should not have difficulty with U.S. immigration regarding quarantines/self-isolation, and will plan for self-isolation per their state’s recommendations, which are re-evaluated approximately every 14 days.