Founded in 1969 and established as a family retreat in 1973, Bitter End Yacht Club is a world-renowned watersports playground, beloved for its embrace of adventure, its celebration of the the sea, harmony with natural surroundings and dedication to friends, family and fun. Named for our iconic location at the British Virgin Islands' "end of the line, " Bitter End is the final island outpost before the Caribbean Sea meets the open Atlantic Ocean.
Though our village was destroyed by Hurricane Irma in 2017, we quickly realized through the support of our global community that no storm of any category could extinguish the Bitter End spirit. Today, the place looks a little bit different but remains unmistakably Bitter End. With over a mile of waterfront to reimagine, we designed a destination that is tailor-made for our seafaring community.
Though our village was destroyed by Hurricane Irma in 2017, we quickly realized through the support of our global community that no storm of any category could extinguish the Bitter End spirit. Today, the place looks a little bit different but remains unmistakably Bitter End. With over a mile of waterfront to reimagine, we designed a destination that is tailor-made for our seafaring community.
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The Bitter End Crew is busy getting ready for our comeback! Over the past four years, with unwavering support from all of you, we've been busy bringing back the place we love so much-only better. To be the first to know what's on the horizon, be sure to sign up for our newsletter below.
In the meantime, you can check out our new look, watch our video series, browse our blog, tune into our social channels, and pick up some Bitter End Provisions to take with you on your next adventure.
In the meantime, you can check out our new look, watch our video series, browse our blog, tune into our social channels, and pick up some Bitter End Provisions to take with you on your next adventure.
Reviews (8)
Rene Butta
Jan 31, 2022
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David Harkness
Jan 25, 2022
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Wow what a great vibe and great ambiance. Clean, new and beautiful. Market store is coming along and shelves are filling. However found it pricey even compared to other stores in the area. Bar and beach were excellent. Had lunch in restaurant and the food was truly exceptional. However, we were the only ones there and it still took about 45mins to get our food. A ferry showed up and filled the restaurant with people, I’m glad we got served when we did because I’d expect their wait to be even longer. Resort is well staffed and people are working hard. We will be back.
Jay B.
Jan 11, 2022
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Visited in early Jan, 2022. It's not fully open yet, but there are plenty of moorings and the bar is open and serving some food. The restaurant spaces were furnished, but people.were bringing the takeout sandwiches.and pizzas to those tables. The bathrooms and showers are available to boating guests, and a small provisioning shop is open. Note that baking is done on the premises, and I can say they sold me one of the best croissants I've ever eaten, anywhere in the world.
Donna Kimmins
Dec 27, 2021
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Peter Sebry
Dec 17, 2021
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Frank Dombroski
Nov 13, 2021
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Tim
Sep 29, 2021
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Rob Waring
Sep 16, 2021
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One of a kind retreat; had been wanting to go there for years. Took my wife there for a modestly delayed honeymoon and had a fantastic time. Lots to do; as a lifelong sailor I had a blast with the diverse fleet of craft they had available, the food was great (was there over Thanksgiving) and the staff simply magnificent. I felt perfectly at home the moment I set foot on the dock after an "interesting" ferry ride after sunset..
This first and only visit was pre Irma.....must admit I got choked up when the full extent of the damage was revealed and I am counting the days to be able to return; looking
This first and only visit was pre Irma.....must admit I got choked up when the full extent of the damage was revealed and I am counting the days to be able to return; looking
