Ligne St Bart :: Tickling Your Senses This Holiday Season
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007
Ligne St Barth is out to tickle your senses this holiday season with a new candle, "Noël à St. Barth 2007"
The new scent for Christmas is warm and spicy with just a hint of clove, nutmet and cinnamon. Whether you spend your winter with snow on the ground or on the sunny beaches of St Barts, this candle will remind you of your cozy holidays celebrations of Christmas' past. Opening gifts with your family in front of the fireplace, drinking hot cocoa from giant mugs, or sipping spirits.
Ligne St Barth has done an amazing job of producing a perfectly balanced blend of spices in this limited edition natural candle. Kick off your shoes and light Noël à St. Barth 2007; let its delicious aroma create the festive atmosphere.
All Ligne St Barth candles are handmade using coconut wax and are free of paraffin and animal extracts. An exceptional blend of essential oils lends a natural and enjoyable scent.
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I often visit the Le Toiny for the Sunday brunch because it's the best on the island. The managers are very nice, service is traditional French style, yet not stiff. If you decide to lunch there, make sure to sit by the blue pool in the shape of a crescent. Le Toiny is part of the Relais & Châteaux, a posh French Association of Chic Independent Hotels.
Shell Beach is one St Barts beach that you don't want to miss. Touting the recognition as the only beach"in town," it is within walking distance of Gustavia but is very rarely crowded. Originally getting its name from the shells that used to be all over the beach, the changing times have taken their toll on the beach and most of the hurricanes have washed the shells away. However, it doesn't mean that this is not a beautiful bay on which to spend the day.
is right on the beach. After soaking up the sun for a few hours, you should stop by for a bite to eat. This three story open-air eatery is co-owned by local St Barts legend Boubou and French tennis champion, Yanick Noah. A cozy restaurant that is tucked in to the cliff side of the beach, the cuisine is Brazilian-Carribean-Creole-French fusion food, and the decor is jungle-chic. Romantic at night and lively during lunch, this is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat. As an added bonus, It also provides an unbeatable view of the sunset. Sunset :: Shell Beach

