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11 Caribbean Beach Bars to Visit in 2018

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - January 19, 2018
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Anegada Reef, Anegada t’s long been an important stop for boaters in the BVI, and this recently-relaunched bar is still serving up Anegada’s most creative cocktails in a lovely waterfront setting. Try the famous Milk of Amnesia — just make sure to get a receipt.


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