Eat· Cooper Island· Virgin Islands (BVI, USVI and Spanish Virgins)
Cooper Island Beach Club
18° 23.1′ N · 64° 30.8′ W
A family-owned, off-grid eco resort on the beach, powered by some 300 solar panels, with an open-air restaurant, main bar, coffee box, BVI's only solar-powered microbrewery and 8 guest rooms.
Practical
Position is the OpenStreetMap outline of the restaurant building. Restaurant reservations through the website; dress code smart-casual (shirts and cover-ups at lunch; shirts, shoes and cover-ups required at dinner). Happy hour 3 pm to 5 pm. The Moorings mentions conch fritters and Caribbean spiny lobster at dinner. Yachtsmen should stay on the public side of the resort. Off grid: own solar power and desalinated water, compostable packaging, no trash collection. The resort was rebuilt after Irma and reopened April 1, 2018. Closed for the season from August 3, 2026: check the website for the reopening date.
Best for
Dinner ashore after picking up a ball
Nearby
- Cooper Island Rum Bar & ShopRight here
- Cooper Island submerged dockRight here
- Late-summer closures in the southern chainRight here
- Manchioneel Bay Beach (Cooper Island)Right here
- Sail Caribbean Divers (Cooper Island)Right here
- Manchioneel Bay Mooring Field (Cooper Island)0.2 NM away
- Cistern Point (Cooper Island)0.4 NM away
- Cooper Island wildlife0.4 NM away
Place data includes © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).