Perched above the Manapany Hotel in Anse des Cayes, Villa Gaillac offers a privileged panorama of St. Barts’ rugged north coast, with sweeping views that stretch from St. Jean to Pointe Milou. While not directly on the beach, the ocean feels close enough to touch, and the home’s design invites you to live in harmony with the sun, sea, and trade winds.

This elegant 4-bedroom retreat is arranged in a series of bungalows around a generous main terrace. At its heart stands a majestic, native Gaiac tree – the villa’s namesake – now flourishing again after Hurricane Irma. Its purple blooms shade a small bench beside the pool, creating a tranquil corner for quiet moments.

The great room combines a relaxed living area, a fully equipped kitchen with a breakfast bar, and an indoor dining space framed by wide windows. Large doors open to let in the breeze, though the entire space can be air-conditioned if desired. Outside, the terrace is designed for island living, with a pool, sun loungers, and areas for shaded lounging or outdoor dining.