Saba Rock Resort

Beautifully restored after Hurricane Irma, Saba Rock is an architecturally beautiful building in a naturally beautiful setting. Excellent food and service, would definitely recommend and return again on my next trip. A must see on your BVI Itinerary.

We stopped at Saba Rock for lunch/drinks while moored in BEYC. This was at the tail end of our 7 day charter and Saba was by far the nicest/most upscale restaurant and bar we visited. Saba is luxurious, clean, and fun. We enjoyed the restaurant and dinghied back over in the evening to watch the tarpon feeding at the top of the hour. Such a great stop during our time in BEYC!

Glad to see what they have done since the last hurricanes. Great bar and the staff is very friendly. Do not miss the five pm tarpon feeding. if you are choosing between Bitter End and Saba do not bother with Bitter End. It is nothing like it used to be. I have been sailing the BVI for forty years.

We were on a bareboat charter moored at BEYC across the Sound. We used our dinghy to go to Saba Rock for dinner. Boaters beware - the exit from a dinghy to the restaurant platform is dicey - take your time and expect an awkward boat exit and entry while tied up. The food was AWESOME - real Anegada lobster was spectacular. Great cocktails and other menu items - wait staff was VERY friendly! Do yourself a favor - don't miss this place!!

I highly recommend Saba Rock for any family dining or smaller group events. My friends and family loved the food, hospitality and the ambience. I organized a small group event, all i had to do was just make the payment everything else was taken care of !! Excellent experience !! Special thanks goes out to the Italian manager Chiro ( not sure if I spelt his name correctly) but he deserves all the applauds, we had an heavy rain inconvenient on our way to Saba Rock by boat and we arrived all wet, Chiro took care of us bringing fresh and warm towels and he offered us an excellent table for our dinner! Again Thank You! Saba Rock we will definitely come back!

I've lived here in the North Sound for 6 years and absolutely love it here. I have never made a post like this before but do need to now to make the community aware of my recent reservation experience at Saba Rock. Unfortunately, my experience with Saba Rock's Food and Beverage Manager Ciro Gentile was truly appalling and I am ashamed a newly reopened resort in our small community would operate and treat any guest in such a manner. I am making this post to hopefully help anyone else making a reservation at Saba Rock avoid my experience. And to more importantly hopefully help Saba Rock change their communication policies moving forward so none of our other residents or tourists are affected similarly. My family (a group of eight) is currently visiting me and renting a villa for a week on Virgin Gorda (for the first time since Hurricane Irma) and I was very excited to show them everything which has been rebuilt since the storm. With this in mind, on last Thursday, March 17th, I made a 10 person dinner reservation at 7:00pm for this Tuesday, March 22nd. Ciro Gentile (again, Saba Rock's F&B Manager) emailed me back asking for a filled out CC authorization form to guarantee the booking. No where on this booking does it state anything regarding a cancellation policy or associated fees for a cancellation (screenshots of email and CC Authorization form attached for reference.) As I was away from my computer when I received this email from Ciro (which I was already surprised about as I had made my reservation over the phone and they had not asked for a CC) I did not fill out the form but instead emailed back asking if I could send them a picture of my card instead to secure the reservation. I sent them a picture of my card and they confirmed the booking. **Note - yes, I know this is obviously not safe. And silly me for trusting a business in our normally honest, understanding and accommodating Virgin Gorda community. Because I certainly got taken advantage of. Come this week when my family is here, and on Monday, March 21st as vacations often do, my family's plans change and we instead decide to come to Saba the next day for lunch instead of for dinner. 25 hours ahead of my dinner reservation at 6:00pm on Monday, March 21st, I send Saba Rock an email to cancel my dinner reservation for Tuesday, March 22nd . I then receive email confirmation of my cancellation (screenshot attached). Fast forward to this afternoon, Wednesday, March 23rd, and I receive an email notification from my bank of a $300 charge from Saba Rock! Shortly after I also receive an email from Ciro Gentile - again, Saba Rock's F&B Manager - stating they have charged me $30/person for my "No show reservation" and attached their 2-hour cancellation policy, which I am seeing for the first time (screenshots attached for reference) I immediately call Ciro directly to dispute this charge as I have confirmation of cancelling my reservation 25 hours ahead of time and he proceeds to ar

Absolutely loved it! Excellent service, lovely food & clean, hot showers! (For a small charge) They even moored our dinghy at the jetty directory opposite the table we were eating at for us which I thought was a lovely touch. Stunning setting for dinner. And it was fun to feed the tarpon, So glad we moored there. A very cool place indeed.

We rented a motor dinghy from Trevor at Leverick Bay (thank you Trevor!) and made our way across the bay to Saba Rock for lunch. Wonderful wonderful. The location and experience is just beyond words. And just a short stroll around this little island after lunch rounded things off nicely.