On La Côte Sauvage, the Toiny Beach is known as the wildest on St. Barth, befitting its locating on the untamed coast of the island. There’s no sand here, just rocks, but the point break beach is loved by experienced surfers, who can ride the tall waves that are never found at the other beaches. Ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev appreciated the fierce beauty of the area and bought a villa here. It still exists, with a floating teak deck, complete with a private pool and Jacuzzi, that’s just inches from the ocean. The deck was built to Nureyev’s specifications, so he could dance facing the ocean. Today, the villa is managed by Hotel Le Toiny, the only commercial establishment in the area. Le Toiny has a beach club and a restaurant that serve lunch and dinner—the food here is regarded as some of the best on the island.