Great Harbour - General Info
Description:
Great Harbour lies in the southern coast of Jost Van Dyke.
Position:
18° 26.1’N, 64° 45.0’W.
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Update January 10th, 2018
North Latitude Marina, Great Harbor
Fuel, water and ice are available. No Grocery. Foxy’s Tamarind Bar is open. There are also some other restaurants open nearby by dinghy or taxi.
Post-Irma updates from https://www.bvitraveller.com
Great Harbor Jost Van Dyke:
Fuel is available. Water and ice coming soon. No Grocery. Foxy’s Tamarind Bar, Coco Loco Beach Bar and Hendo’s Hideout are open.
Posted on Women Who Sail Facebook Page:
Had the most beautiful day at the Soggy Dollar Bar yesterday until, sadly, we woke up at 6AM to find our dinghy had been stolen while at anchor in White Bay for the evening. Taken off the transom cleat during the hours of 11pm – 6am while we were asleep. Reaching out to put you all on alert if you are cruising in the USVI/BVI to be more cautious (allegedly 12 dinghies were stolen out of the Foxy’s mooring field on NYE).