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After observing a massive group the night before while moored at Bitter End we decided to check this spot out. So glad we did. All staff were amazing and we were invited to use the small private beach even although we were not staying there....More
Loved this little resort restaurant! You can get delicious food and happy hour is unbeatable as you get to enjoy the daily Tarpon feeding and 5.00 drinks! I'm a vegetarian and their homemade black bean burger was to die for!! I hope to return and...More
This was our fourth stay at Saba Rock. We live in the BVI and it is a great place for a short break. We have stayed in a different type of room each time. Having booked at the last moment - Lara arranged for us...More
Very poor service, in fact the waitress was rolling her eyes at my dad standing in her way. The barmaid refused to continue our tab for dinner because she wanted her own tip for serving us 1 drink. Forgot our booking even though we radioed...More
Tarpon feeding starts at 5PM. Good way to kick off the evening. Bar is an open air and offers good drinks. You'll see everything from bikini bottoms to some poor guy suffering through a hot evening in a collared shirt. Go casual. Make a reservation...More
Hi Will,
I can't believe no one answered your question. This is kind of a remote area, so not a lot of people go here compared to others locations. There was/is a north sound express ferry that you could look into that... More
Hi Will,
I can't believe no one answered your question. This is kind of a remote area, so not a lot of people go here compared to others locations. There was/is a north sound express ferry that you could look into that leaves from Tortola, or the other option is to head over to virgin gorda, taxi to gun creek and take the saba ferry from there. On the Saba Resort Website there is a phone number to call for the ferry.
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"The two bedroom suites are lovely and very spacious with beautiful views and balconies."
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