Bitter End Yacht Club

Stopping at the new Bitter End Yacht Club is a must! Beautifully rebuilt since Hurricane Irma demolished this 50+ year sailors’ respite, we had a spectacular table for dinner overlooking the beach and North Sound thanks to the most welcoming hostess, Bibi, who was even so gracious as to offer to take our photo as the sun set. Alana, our friendly server, did a lovely job. And also a big shout out to the head of the bars, Saturn, who remembered us from our previous visit a year ago, and who ran a ‘tight ship’ at the beach bar built to look like a boat. The afternoon rum punch was delicious. Do yourself a favor and head to the North Sound on Virgin Gorda!

We spent seceral incredible nights at the Bitter End Yacht Club in North Sound, and I can’t recommend it enough – it’s a real game-changer! ⛵️ From the breathtaking views to the welcoming vibe, everything about this place is magical. Right from our approach, the dock hands were super helpful, providing clear instructions for an easy docking experience. The ample maneuvering space is a big plus, making the docking process seamless. Our culinary journey here started with mouth-watering conch fritters, heavenly pizza, and perfectly spicy and sticky chicken wings. My friends had the pork and mahi mahi tacos. They were blown away, saying it was the best meal of our trip so far! But what truly sets the Bitter End apart is the incredible staff. Their warmth and efficiency made our stay truly unforgettable. Though we’ve enjoyed our time at Scrub Island Resort marina in the past, the Bitter End Yacht Club has now taken the top spot on our list. Not only is it more economical, but the ease of docking, combined with the exceptional service, makes it our preferred choice. IFor anyone navigating through North Sound, the Bitter End Yacht Club isn’t just a stopover; it’s a destination that feels like home – if home were a slice of paradise. ️ #BitterEndYachtClub #SailingLife #CulinaryAdventure

I'm not a sailor, but I love boats and being on the water. I've known about the Bitter End Yacht Club for many years, follow them on social media, and always wanted to visit. We were staying the week on Jost Van Dyke and took the ferry over to Virgin Gorda for a day trip. We skipped The Baths as there was a cruise ship in town and it was going to be too crowded. So we took a taxi to Gun Creek and then the free ferry over to the BEYC to spend a few hours. I was glad because I got to spend the day just relaxing at the bar, restaurant, and beach area. It was the perfect place to just chill, look at all the boats and the beautiful water. We grabbed a couple of drinks at the "boat bar" before heading to the Buoy Room for lunch. We ate some pizza and just relaxed at the bar. Before we knew it, it was time to get back on the ferry to start making the trip back to JVD. We stopped in the boutique to grab a couple of t-shirts and souvenirs before heading out. Overall, a nice day spent relaxing at the BEYC and well worth the extra effort to get there. One of these days I'll make the trip in a boat of my own!