The Saba Rock Resort also has 7 slips for yachts up to 20ft beam and 18 moorings for rent.
The Bitter End Yacht Club has re-opened for business following the destruction of Hurricane Irma and has 26 berths and 72 mooring balls available which are free from surge.
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Posted on behalf of Mark Henley
Gun Creek Virgin Gorda is no longer a port of entry – it was flattened by Irma.
Also if you are leaving your boat there for longer than a month then you need a temporary importation licence ($200). These can only be obtained if you clear customs/immigration at Road Town. They will not process you if you go to Spanish Town or JvD.
The marina at Spanish Town was all but destroyed by Irma and they only have limited marina space- it’s best to anchor just outside of the entrance if you are going to clear through here.
There is a very nice supermarket 500mt from the customs office in Gun Creek.
Just walk south from customs for 2 minutes and you will find it.