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3 VI beach bars make Caribbean Journal’s 2023 Top 25 list

3 VI beach bars make Caribbean Journal’s 2023 Top 25 list

Three beach bars in the [British] Virgin Islands (VI) have been included in Caribbean Journal’s Top 25 list for Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean for 2023.

Those getting the nod are Loose Mongoose Beach Bar on Beef Island, Cow Wreck Beach Bar on Anegada, and Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost van Dyke.

In an article titled: “The 25 Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean 2023”, the leading website, which covers Caribbean lifestyle and destinations, highlighted the beach bars as one of the leading attractions to frequent travellers to the Caribbean.

A view from Soggy Dollar Cow on Jost van Dyke. Soggy Dollar Bar has been included in Caribbean Journal’s Top 25 list for Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean for 2023.

Loose Mongoose on Trellis Bay, Beef Island has been included in Caribbean Journal’s Top 25 list for Best Beach Bars in the Caribbean for 2023.



'No easy feat'

“While it’s no easy feat to choose the best beach bars in the Caribbean, we’ve whittled down hundreds of bars into our preferred 25 for 2023, offering up a diverse selection of everything,” the article stated.

Loose Mongoose Beach Bar on Trellis Bay was described as home to one of the best rum selections in the VI, with outstanding food and even better cocktails.

The website also stated that if you love the VI, then you really love Anegada, in describing the Cow Wreck Beach Bar, which is situated on the far-off island at the edge of the archipelago.

The bar was highlighted for its pristine beaches and delicious lobster and the unforgettable Cow Killer drink.

Meanwhile, the world-famous Soggy Dollar Bar was described as a legendary and unrivaled hotspot in Jost van Dyke’s White Bay.

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