Perched on the northern coast of Saint-Barthélemy, 4.8 kilometers from Gustavia and less than ten minutes from Saint-Jean Airport, Pointe Milou is one of the island's most exclusive residential enclaves. Its elevated terrain — reaching up to 31 meters — provides unobstructed views of the Caribbean Sea and sunsets of exceptional clarity. Villas cling to the hillside amid dense tropical vegetation and rocky cliffs. The neighborhood has no beach of its own, which preserves its complete privacy: Lorient Beach, 800 meters of white sand, is a five-minute drive away. The Le Ti St-Barth cabaret-restaurant, founded in 1995, and the five-star Hôtel Christopher animate evenings without disturbing the area's quiet character. Pointe Milou suits guests seeking discretion, panoramic sea views, and easy access to the amenities of Saint-Jean.
Why this neighborhood
- Unobstructed panoramic views of the Caribbean Sea from villa terraces and infinity pools.
- Exceptional sunset light on the northern hillside, facing open water.
- Lorient Beach (800 m, white sand) five minutes by car; Saint-Jean shops and restaurants ten minutes away.
- Five-star Hôtel Christopher and the Le Ti St-Barth cabaret-restaurant (est. 1995) within the neighborhood.
- Saint-Jean Airport reachable in under ten minutes; Gustavia 4.8 km away.
Our villas in Pointe Milou
Renting a villa in Pointe Milou: frequently asked questions
Pointe Milou has no beach of its own: the neighborhood is built on cliffs and hills above the sea. Lorient Beach, 800 meters long, is approximately five minutes away by car.
Gustavia is 4.8 kilometers from Pointe Milou, roughly ten to fifteen minutes by car depending on traffic. Saint-Jean Airport is reachable in under ten minutes.
The neighborhood is home to Hôtel Christopher, a five-star property with ocean views, and Le Ti St-Barth, a cabaret-restaurant founded on 25 December 1995 by Carole Gruson, known for its dinner shows and late-night entertainment.