Soggy dollar bar

The British Virgin Islands offer an unspoiled paradise for all types of traveler, from yachties (who are BVI vets) to families and foodies. Here's how to discover the best of each unique island.

The British Virgin Islands host the best yachting anywhere, but those who dig deeper find a destination that's culturally rich as it is fun.

This cocktail recipe was actually invented in Jost Van Dyke, at this very bar - The Soggy Dollar Bar - by Daphne Henderson in the 70's.

The Soggy Dollar is a world-renown beach bar and restaurant located directly on the beach in beautiful White Bay on the island of Jost Van Dyke in the BVI. The Soggy Dollar is accessible by land or by sea, however, as the name implies when coming by sea you must "swim in" as there is no dinghy dock and your money is sure to get wet.

Visit White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, home to the Soggy Dollar Bar. You’ll need to take a boat to get here then swim up to shore which is why you’re dollars will be soggy! The painkiller originated here! The correct concoction of premium dark rum, cream of coconut, pineapple and orange juice (proportions are […]

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The birthplace of the Painkiller and virtually unchanged since the ‘70s, The Soggy Dollar is a requisite stop for anyone sailing the Virgin Islands.

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If you can’t be at the famous Soggy Dollar Bar in the British Virgin Islands to enjoy their painkiller drink, you can easily mix it up yourself at home. It’s quick to make and a terrific drink, but be warned it’s easy to down too many of them!

Experience the taste of paradise with Soggy Dollar Bar Painkillers. Discover the secret recipe and indulge in the essence of the Caribbean.