Public holidays 2027 in Saint Barthélemy

There are 12 public holidays in 2027.

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DateWeekdayHolidayLocal nameCountdown
FridayNew Year's DayJour de l'an
MondayEaster MondayLundi de Pâques
SaturdayLabor DayFête du Travail
ThursdayAscension DayAscension
SaturdayVictory DayFête de la Victoire
MondayPentecost MondayLundi de Pentecôte
WednesdayNational DayFête nationale
SundayAssumption DayAssomption
SaturdayAbolition of SlaveryAbolition de l'esclavage
MondayAll Saints' DayToussaint
ThursdayArmistice DayArmistice
SaturdayChristmas DayNoël

Days marked "observed" are substitute days off when a holiday falls on a weekend. Holidays based on a lunar calendar can shift by a day once the official announcement is made.

Long weekends 2027

9 times a public holiday lies close to a weekend – with a little leave it becomes a long weekend:

Take leaveOffDays of leaveDays offRatioOccasion
Tue 30 Mar, Wed 31 Mar, Thu 1 Apr, Fri 2 Apr27 Mar – 4 Apr 2027492.3Easter Monday
Mon 3 May, Tue 4 May, Wed 5 May1 May – 6 May 2027362Labor Day, Ascension Day
Fri 7 May6 May – 9 May 2027144Ascension Day, Victory Day
Tue 18 May, Wed 19 May, Thu 20 May, Fri 21 May15 May – 23 May 2027492.3Pentecost Monday
Mon 12 Jul, Tue 13 Jul10 Jul – 14 Jul 2027252.5National Day
Thu 15 Jul, Fri 16 Jul14 Jul – 18 Jul 2027252.5National Day
Tue 2 Nov, Wed 3 Nov, Thu 4 Nov, Fri 5 Nov30 Oct – 7 Nov 2027492.3All Saints' Day
Mon 8 Nov, Tue 9 Nov, Wed 10 Nov6 Nov – 11 Nov 2027362Armistice Day
Fri 12 Nov11 Nov – 14 Nov 2027144Armistice Day

Counted are gaps of up to four working days between a public holiday and the weekend or another public holiday. "Ratio" = days off per day of leave. Weekends follow the local working week.

Dates are generated from the open-source library python-holidays and automatically cross-checked against Nager.Date and the public Google Calendar holiday calendars; every holiday on a working day must be confirmed by a second source. Official announcements take precedence, especially for holidays that depend on the moon or are declared at short notice.

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