If you miss the sun (as I), some pictures from Saint Barth and the Saint Jean Beach near the airport.

Just fantastic…

I had a look at the weather forecast for our region this afternoon.

It looks really … great.

Hope it is better for you…

Oups, I have forgotten “’Anse des Cayes” where we have taken some pictures the day we have flown back.

Impressive light this day, with a lot of wind and big waves.

Very nice beach, not really for bathing / swimming ;-)

During our last day on the island, we have walked around the Toiny beach. Still quite windy, but again some fantastic and wild landscapes!

I like very much this picture of my son, looking at Saint Barth, in the wind.

This part of Saint Barth is really cool!

Although we are back from paradise/Saint Barth, and fully jetlagged, I would like to continue for a while to publish some posts, in order to finish this “Saint Barth 2009 series”.

The last two days in St Barth were quite windy and consequently, we have decided to have a walk on the “wild” coast of St Barth. Completely different landscapes there, you should understand rapidly the reason of the name “wild” ;-)

Our first walk was around the Grand Fond Bay.

For some pictures, it looks a bit like … Ireland ;-)

A video will also follow!

We had our best dinner in Saint Barth at the Eden Rock restaurant. Nice people, nice food & wine, crazy view on the Saint Jean Bay. Perfect!

And now, the Lorient beach!

Some pictures

A video

http://cdn.smugmug.com/ria/ShizVidz-2008120101.swf

And two panoramas!

From the Do Brazil restaurant in Saint Barth, for the lunch. I don’t know so many restaurants with such kind of views on a beach (actually it is Shell Beach) ;-) Very nice people there, good food for reasonable price. Recommended by the whole family for lunch and/or dinner!

(Yes, my son is playing with his/my PSP after the ice-cream ;-)

And now, some sunsets, taken from our villa and from the Gustavia lighthouse.

Pure Caribbean colors, crazy…

From the villa

From the Gustavia lighthouse

The garden of our villa is quite interesting. Lots of – for some of them huge! – cactus.