Combining art, conservation, history, marine science, and economic growth, the BVI Art Reef is a groundbreaking project with a lasting impact. A decorated World War II ship destined to be scrapped for metal has instead been transformed into a thriving artificial reef and dive site off Virgin Gorda. From rehabilitating local marine populations to serving as a platform for art sculptures and scientific research, this is one reef you won't want to miss.

Pirates rejoice! The legendary Willy T floating bar and restaurant has relocated to its original location at the Bight off Norman Island. Having been in operation for over 35 years, the original Willy T vessel was destroyed in the hurricanes of 2017; however, it will continue to attract tourists as an artificial reef for divers to explore. The new vessel will carry on the tradition of entertaining visitors from all over the world in a picturesque location.

After being devastated by Hurricane Irma, now 2.5 years later, the iconic and historical Bitter End Yacht Club in the North Sound has been actively involved in rebuilding and restoring this 64-acre property.

Bitter End has proudly announced that they will debut an all new world-class marina facility which will include an open-air marina complex to include a lounge with impressive views of the North Sound, enhanced amenities and hospitality offerings that will leave any charter guest wanting more.