The
world famous Soggy Dollar Bar, a beach bar located on Jost Van Dyke in
the British Virgin
Islands, recently announced that it had officially reopened. Bound to be welcomed news by the thousands of
its fans who swim to the shores of White Bay with their soggy dollars to
laze away the day while sipping on a copious amount of the beach bar’s famous “Painkiller”
cocktails in their ubiquitous white plastic cups, after some “93 days after two
Cat 5 hurricanes, the painkillers are flowing again and SOGGY DOLLAR BAR IS OFFICIALLY OPEN!”
They went on to thank the “Soggy crew who
worked tirelessly demolishing, clearing, & rebuilding, Merus, Lovie,
Prophet, Terro, & Daniel, Cheers to you!” Judging by the pic shared in the
post showing the Soggy Dollar shortly after the hurricanes and now, the Soggy
crew did an amazing job. Cheers to all of them, and so great to see it open
again.
While the bar has reopened, the kitchen
and boutique remain closed with instructions to “stay tuned” which could be
interpreted to indicate that those dates aren’t too far away. The popular webcam, offering live streams of
the beach at the Soggy Dollar, is also back in operation as of yesterday. Offering the viewers a tropical rum escape
from their screens, the return of the webcam couldn’t come at a better time,
especially with the icy throes of winter upon so many.
The
world famous Soggy Dollar Bar, a beach bar located on Jost Van Dyke in
the British Virgin
Islands, recently announced that it had officially reopened. Bound to be welcomed news by the thousands of
its fans who swim to the shores of White Bay with their soggy dollars to
laze away the day while sipping on a copious amount of the beach bar’s famous “Painkiller”
cocktails in their ubiquitous white plastic cups, after some “93 days after two
Cat 5 hurricanes, the painkillers are flowing again and SOGGY DOLLAR BAR IS OFFICIALLY OPEN!”
While the bar has reopened, the kitchen
and boutique remain closed with instructions to “stay tuned” which could be
interpreted to indicate that those dates aren’t too far away. The popular webcam, offering live streams of
the beach at the Soggy Dollar, is also back in operation as of yesterday. Offering the viewers a tropical rum escape
from their screens, the return of the webcam couldn’t come at a better time,
especially with the icy throes of winter upon so many.
