Getting to Bitter End is half the story: boat, tender, taxi, shuttle – sailors have it easier. Born in the late ’60s as a jetty and a handful of cottages, it grew into one of the BVI’s top sailing destinations before Hurricane Irma erased it completely in 2017. It reopened in December 2021, rebuilt around a beach bar fashioned from a converted boat, overlooking the North Sound with views across the other Virgin Islands. Mostly well-heeled, repeat-visit yachters, but the vibe is loose and unpretentious despite the upscale surroundings. Local Leatherback Brewery drafts, a proper Painkiller, and a bar sampler menu that overdelivers. Worth the trouble.
