Top 5 BVI Beach Bars by Boat from St John
Website design By BotEap.comA Virgin Islands vacation is not complete without a short (or preferably long) commitment to fruit cocktails, sun, sand, exotic food, locals, and good times. Yes, we are talking about a trip to the beach bar! If you want a unique bar-on-the-sand experience, the British Virgin Islands is the place to be. These are the best beach bars in the BVI that are conveniently accessible by boat from St. John, USVI.
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Website design By BotEap.comArguably the most famous bar in all of the British Virgin Islands, Foxy’s Tamarind Bar and Grill in Great Harbor is a haven for boaters and tourists alike. Aside from great food, live music, and drinks like Friggin’ in da Riggin and Dread Fox, Foxy’s main draw is the owner himself, Sir Philicianno “Foxy” Callwood. Foxy, a sixth-generation Jost Van Dyke native, is a master performer, creating an impromptu calypso or telling funny stories and jokes around his guests. The bar is also famous for the annual “Old Year’s Eve” party which fills the bay with partygoers and sailboats rafting from ridge to ridge.
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Website design By BotEap.comOn one of the best stretches of sand you’ll find anywhere in the world, White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, is where you’ll find the Soggy Dollar Bar. Long before the island had electricity and paved roads, patrons who wanted to drink on land they had to jump in and swim (White Bay has no pier or marina). Wet from the bath, the bills in his pockets are hung on the clothesline to dry, hence the name Soggy Dollar. Although the bar now accepts credit cards, the clothesline remains for those who want to keep the Soggy Dollar tradition alive.
Website design By BotEap.comThe bar’s signature drink, the Painkiller, born at the same time as the bar’s name, has become the premier drink of the Caribbean and the unofficial drink of the British Virgin Islands.
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Website design By BotEap.comOne Love Bar and Grill is owned and operated by Sir Foxy’s eldest son, Seddy Callwood. The bar may look like the aftermath of a massive tornado that swallowed a huge amount of flotsam and debris in the ocean and spat it out into White Bay, but this is where the magic happens, literally. Like Foxy, Seddy is a great entertainer and magic is his forte. Yacht lovers and day-trippers from Tortola and St. John flock during peak season, but for most of the year, you can enjoy the bar alone. They serve fantastic Bushwackers and a menu that includes the catch of the day, chicken quesadillas, shrimp alfredo pasta and more.
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Website design By BotEap.comLocated on Diamond Cay at the largely undeveloped eastern end of Jost Van Dyke, Foxy’s Taboo offers more restaurant appeal than the well-known Foxy’s in Great Harbour. It is situated in a quiet but beautiful location and has great breezes and amazing panoramic views of White Bay and Tortola. House specialties include kabobs, teriyaki grilled filet mignon, eggplant cheesecakes and freshly baked pizzas. The best bar to visit if you are heading to the nearby bubbling pool.
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Website design By BotEap.comWilly T is one of the “must visit” watering holes in all of the Virgin Islands. Anchored in the Bight, Norman Island on Virgin Gorda, the bar is a 100-foot convert. steel schooner, so you have to get there by boat, and you may have to drag yourself through several boats to get on board. They serve good food, but what people come here for is an alcohol induced party. From insane body shots, the Shotski, their signature event involving a modified water ski holding 4 synchronized drinking shot glasses, to the top deck dive party where patrons jump into the water in varying stages of undress.
Website design By BotEap.comSipping favorite Virgin Islands cocktails, sinking your teeth into exotic Caribbean delicacies, and being greeted by wide smiles and excited greetings from locals and tourists alike, as you bask in the Caribbean sun and sink your toes into the soft talcum sand, beautiful pretty much sums it up. the whole beach bar crawling adventure. Start creating your own beach bar memories with the best beach bars in the British Virgin Islands.