It is possible to anchor just outside the harbor.
There are many anchorages and moorings elsewhere on Virgin Gorda.
Mooring buoys are available, the fee ($30) is collected by someone visiting the boat.
The Saba Rock Resort also has moorings for rent, if reserving the day of arrival they cost $40, otherwise $30. Cost includes a bag of ice and water.
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.
The yacht harbor has a dinghy dock outside the shops and bar. At the end of the dinghy dock, there is a small hut where you have to pay 2 dollars a person to use the dock. Never mind how short your stop, you still have to pay.
The main yacht harbor on Virgin Gorda is here at Spanish Town. There are also a number of other docking facilities, many new, including Saba Rock which has 7 slips for yachts up to 20ft beam and the re-opened Bitter End Yacht Club which has 26 slips and 72 mooring balls available.
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Last updated: April 2023
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