Souls Calling, as seen from the Soggy Dollar Bar, Jost Van Dyke It was quiet in the early morning, which gave us the time to enjoy the hammocks and beautiful views of the boats. We continued our walk to the end of the beach and climbed the hill to get a good view of the magnificent White Bay panorama.īack to the Boat, it was time to hit the Soggy Dollar Bar (and t-shirt shop). Ivan’s Stress Free Bar, White Bay, Jost Van Dyke Why Worry? A sign at Ivan’s Stress Free Bar This beach is also home to “Ivans Stress Free Bar” – which has thousands of shells incorporated in its construction and is, well, stress free. White Bay, Jost Van Dyke – a view of the Eastern Beach We then took a walk down the beach to the eastern end, which is pristine and much quieter – a perfect walk to reflect on the past week at the BVI. We collected $7, and saw a beautiful stingray swimming along the bottom, as well as many other fish. The first activity was for the kids to snorkel the bay looking for “soggy dollars” – a lot of people lose dollar bills when swimming to and from their boats, and it’s fun to try to find them. We woke up to the quiet and beauty of White Bay, with only a few other boats there. But in many ways, we’ve saved the best for last! White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, and the Soggy Dollar Bar Sadly, this is our final full day on Souls Calling.
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