Bitter End Yacht Club– Page 2– Bitter End Provisions

Meet Grant Tankoos, Longtime Friend to Bitter End and owner of Soundview Millworks

When I was about 10 my family made our first trip to the Virgin Islands (USVI/BVI). The trip was a family gift - My parents put plane tickets in a BIG box under the Christmas tree and my brother and I tore it open with great excitement. We took my Aunt and Uncle’s boat from St. Thomas on a week’s cruise and of course Bitter End was one of the stops.

BVI Meals Providing Daily Lunches to the Community

Launched September 17, the BVI Meals program has been providing free meals once per day, five days a week to the BVI community in Tortola and Virgin Gorda. Begun by Guana Fund and implemented by the chefs and staff of Pirate’s...

Bitter End Supports Youth Programming in the BVI

The Bitter End Yacht Club and Bitter End Foundation are delighted to announce the completion of another successful local educational and enrichment program aimed at introducing youth to scuba diving and the wonders of the underwater world. Thanks to our valued partnership with Unite BVI and Sunchaser Scuba, this summer’s program was executed while observing cautionary programmatic modifications in light of current concerns around COVID-19.

BVI Funders Group Collaborates on School Chromebook Program

The Bitter End Yacht Club, the Bitter End Foundation and the Hokin family are delighted to announce their continued partnership alongside The Guana Fund, Unite BVI, and the McLain Association for Children in support of the BVI Chromebooks Project. This April,...

Every Boat Has Her Story.

In the mid 1960s our family pulled up its winter stakes in Florida and headed to St. Thomas. My dad and I were avid inshore and offshore saltwater anglers. Compared to Florida, the Virgin Islands were unspoiled, uncrowded, their reefs...