I've been visiting the US and BVI for several years now staying on St John and renting a small powerboat (26' center console) for daytrips out of St. Thomas and always found ourselves in the BVI. I chose Saba Rock as a base of operaions for our daytrips and it is great! Tremendous location! Pleasant and friendly staff! Manager Dave... more

Just returned from the BVI where we spent 4 days on Saba Rock. Its an absolutely beautiful location, sorry to say, thats about it. We were one of 3 couples staying, 2 nights there were only 2. Much of the staff seemed to be bothered by us. The GM, David, never said a word to us, and I mean 1... more

We stayed at Saba Rock over New Years 2008-2009. We chose this place because we had a great time in 2007. Unfortunately this past year, we were GREATLY disappointed. Not only was the quality of the room we were in not up to par (toilet didn't work, noisy, dirty, not cleaned everyday), but Saba Rock also over charged us by... more

I've been to the BVI 5 times over the past 15 years and always look forward to visiting Virgin Gorda and Saba Rock. The resort is beautiful, perfectly kept and the service has always been wonderful. Food and drinks consistently great. My wife and I recently planned to visit in late April; and were very much looking forward to staying... more

After spending four weeks on beautiful Virgin Gorda the past two years, we decided to give Saba Rock a try for the days immediately before and after new year's eve. The room we got was OK (lower level), reflecting the lower price we paid compared to our other resort (Nail Bay, which is fantastic but very secluded), but that was... more

We sailed through the BVIs last month through SunSail and made it a point to stay at the Bitter End for two nights. I must say the food, service and atmosphere was 100 times better at Saba Rock than at the Bitter End (though it is truly a beautiful resort). We were traveling with an infant and by the end... more

Just got back from the Virgin Islands. Our first stop was Virgin Gorda and Saba Rock. This is a great place to stay. The scenery is fabulous, rooms very nice, and the staff friendly. What other resort has the GM greet you upon arrival? They can water taxi you to the beach at Prickly Pear and activities at the Bitter... more

My wife and I stayed on “the Rock” for the first 3 days of our honeymoon (July 16 – July 19, 2007). This being our first trip to the BVI we wanted to spread our stay out between the North Sound, Virgin Gorda (Nail Bay), and Tortola (Marina Cay). Of the three places we stayed Saba Rock is the one... more

We have bareboated through the Moorings in the BVI for 4 of the last 7 years. The North Sound is a consistent destination and we have typically picked up a mooring from the Bitter End Yacht Club. This year we chose a mooring at Saba as it was cheaper and came with a free bag of ice and 250 free... more