Jost Van Dyke. No airport, no crowds — just the anchorage and the bar.
White Bay's Soggy Dollar Bar has no dock: you swim ashore, which is exactly the point. Foxy's at Great Harbour, Sandy Spit and Sandy Cay are all a few minutes apart by sea. The public ferry runs a handful of times a day — a private water taxi leaves when you do, from Tortola's West End or straight across from St Thomas.
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Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
White Bay, the Soggy Dollar, Sandy Spit — a beach-bar island reached only by boat.
Jost Van Dyke has no airport and two main anchorages — Great Harbour and White Bay — plus the outlying cays of Sandy Spit and Sandy Cay. White Bay's beach bars have no dock, so water taxi is the natural way in, from Tortola's West End or across the channel from the USVI.
The beach-bar crawl by sea
Soggy Dollar at White Bay, Foxy's at Great Harbour, One Love — the island's legendary bars are a short hop apart by water. Anchor off the beach, no dinghy queue, back aboard when you're ready.
Sandbars only boats reach
Sandy Spit and Sandy Cay are postcard islets with no road, no dock, no ferry. A private taxi drops you on the sand and waits — the classic BVI stop the day-charter crowds miss.
Ferry-free flexibility
The public ferry to Jost runs only a few times a day and fills fast in season. A private crossing leaves on your schedule from Tortola's West End or straight from the USVI (St Thomas, St John).
Where we pick you up.
- Sandcastle Hotel (White Bay)
- Villas & yachts at anchor (White Bay / Great Harbour)
- Great Harbour public dock
- West End / Soper's Hole (Tortola)
- Red Hook (St Thomas, USVI)
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