Peter Island Resort & Yacht Harbour

we visited three anchorages at Peter Island. White Bay and Key Bay were fantastic and in the lee of the island, offering great protection from the NE winds and swell. Highly recommend Dockwa!

Amazing stay, spa, restaurants and staff were incredible

Despite small craft warnings, the moorings were much better protected from northerly wind and swell than expected. A delightful place for the night and quick access to Road Town this morning for early cab to the airport. Yesterday evening the first person we talked to at the resort was utterly clueless as to how to get to the restaurant and whether we could leave the dinghy on the beach despite the guidebook telling us that wasn’t allowed. Ended up barbecuing on the boat, which was fine. I think they need to work out a few kinks. Hopefully they will soon put in a dinghy dock at the beach.

Excellent facility, great staff, we’ll be back!!!

It was amazing the staff was amazing and the property was beautiful

Beautiful harbor and grounds to enjoy

Chevon did a great job talking us in to the dock, welcoming us, and going above and beyond to provide great service. It is a beautiful resort. Food at the Drunken Pelican was fine (not outstanding, but good enough) and service was kind and attentive. We would love to return.

Peter island is stunning. Be careful of the dock hands. All are very kind, but some of them are new and inexperienced. Lines were cast off without being instructed to and not in the correct order. A bit of chaos but no damage done. Also, only 1/2 of our power pedestal worked properly so we used our generator and our neighbors pedestal shorted out in the middle of the night in the rain due to exposed wires.

Great area. Awesome views. Service is amazing. And food is really great and tastey!!

Great experience, the staff is top notch, be sure to enjoy the awesome facilities

The mooring balls are in Deadman’s Bay. Deadman’s Bay is beautiful. The problems, however, are significant and they are these: If there is a north swell the bay can be very rolley. More importantly, the dinghy dock is NOT in Deadman’s Bay. The dinghy dock is in Sprat Bay. Go ashore for dinner after 6:00 PM from your moored vessel and you must take your dinghy out onto open water in the dark around a treacherous, rocky unmarked point that juts out into the Sir Francis Drake Channel. After a rough ride in open water you will come to Sprat Bay which has a entrance channel formed by a jetty. The channel is dark and busy with a fast moving ferry that runs to/from Tortola. Long story short, going ashore at night is dangerous.

We stayed on a mooring ball in Deadmans Bay for New year's eve. The bay is beautiful. We had a quick walk along the resort which looked amazing. And of course the fireworks display was fantastic. We will be back.

We had a mooring in Deadman's Bay, eveything excellent.

Nice place, proper moorings, friendly people

Great marina. Great service. The personnel at the marina are service oriented and very helpful. We will be back soon.

The bay was pristine, quiet, and the mooring was in excellent condition.

So happy PIR is back open. Absolutely beautiful place to spend the night

New ball and anchor line!

Very friendly staff. Beautiful resort and marina.

My guess loves this spot. Awesome place 😎 🙌.

Great beautiful resort and facilities. We moored in Deadman’s Bay. A spot for bringing dingoes ashore safely in the bay would be awesome. Ate at both restaurants, fabulous. All resort staff incredibly friendly and helpful, we’ll be back. Until next time… yacht Pura Vida ✌️

Very clean and good service

It is a beautiful resort, with all-new facilities, wide docks, and excellent restaurants.

Excellent marina. Luxurious hotel. Friendly staff

Beautiful location. We were the only boat in the bay