Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke

Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke

British Virgin Islands

Introduction to Port

Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke stands apart from the typical cruise port with its barefoot-chic, community-focused atmosphere and a natural harbor that comfortably accommodates yachts and intimate vessels alike. Here, signature experiences unfold within easy reach: drop anchor in protected bays, stroll to the legendary Soggy Dollar Bar to savor the Painkiller, then hop between Foxy’s and Gertrude’s in White Bay for sea breeze cocktails, pirate lore, and tales of old sugar mills. The island’s destinations—Great Harbour itself, Little Harbour, and White Bay—offer pristine beaches shaded by coconut palms and seagrape trees, delightful shoreline eateries, and artisan shops where local treasures tell the island’s history. Adventurers can hike to Majohnny Point for a 360-degree Caribbean panorama, visit vegetation-covered ruins of centuries-old sugar mills, or simply soak in a natural bubble pool—an iconic moment that perfectly frames Jost Van Dyke’s timeless vibe. Fleet features here lean toward the intimate: sheltered anchorages, shallow approaches, and flexible docking suitable for small-ship itineraries and luxury yachts, with smooth tender service that brings guests quickly to shore. Onboard offerings emphasize immersion and ease: curated shore excursions, private experiences, rum tastings, and island-inspired dining that celebrate local flavors, all delivered with the warmth of island hospitality—making Great Harbour not just another port call, but a memorable gateway to a cherished Caribbean barefoot paradise.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Protected anchorages
Calm, protected bays perfect for safe yachts and easy anchorage at Great Harbour.
Island charm and history
Historic sugar mill ruins and pirate-era lore surround you with Caribbean ambiance.
Beach and waterside fun
World-famous beaches, pristine sands, and sunset bars along White Bay and Foxy's.
Local culture and cuisine
Sample regional flavors in nearby towns.