Saba Rock
Virgin Gorda North Sound, BVI
Saba Rock is a legend of the North Sound — a tiny private island, barely bigger than the bar and grill that sits on it, ringed by turquoise water and a fleet of moored yachts. Reachable only by boat, it is the sound’s favorite sundowner stop, famous for its 5 o’clock tarpon feeding, cold painkillers and easygoing island buzz.
Tie up the dinghy at the dock, grab a drink, and settle in for sunset.
Take the tour
A walk around the rock
From the deck bar to the boutique and the watersports shed — the whole island in a couple of minutes:
A walk around Saba Rock — bar, dock, boutique and watersports. Captions on, ambient sound; a narrated version is on the way.
Signature Saba Rock
Two things you plan your evening around:
The 5 o’clock tarpon feeding
Every evening a school of giant tarpon gathers off the dock — the sound’s classic pre-dinner show, right below your feet.
Giant Jenga at the bar
Sunset drinks and the famous oversized Jenga tower — steady hands only.
Menus
Island classics and fresh seafood, lunch through dinner:
Plan your visit
- Reserve a table: book on OpenTable.
- Official site: sabarock.com — questions via sabarock.com/contact.
- Find it & reviews: Saba Rock on Google Maps.
- Getting there: by boat only — a short dinghy ride from the North Sound mooring field, or Saba Rock runs a free ferry from Gun Creek.
Sundowners at Saba Rock, on a crewed charter
Anchor in North Sound and the rock is a two-minute dinghy ride away. Tell us your ideal week and a specialist will build a personalized quote.
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