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Key Highlights
- Convenience: Ideal for picking up or dropping off crew members as the airport is within walking distance from the dock.
- Shopping and Dining: The bay offers a variety of shops and restaurants, making it a great place to stock up on supplies and enjoy a meal.
What to do at Trellis Bay
- Full Moon Party: Trellis Bay is famous for its Full Moon Party, held every month. The event features live music, local food, fire dancers, and the iconic burning of the fire sculptures, providing a memorable night for visitors.
- Aragorn's Studio: Visit Aragorn's Studio, a local art gallery and shop where you can find unique Caribbean artwork, crafts, and souvenirs. The studio is also the creator of the fire sculptures used in the Full Moon Party.
- Local Markets: Check out the local markets for fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade crafts. The markets give a taste of the local culture and cuisine.
Dining Options
- The Last Resort: A popular restaurant located on Bellamy Cay in Trellis Bay, offering a mix of local and international cuisine. The restaurant provides a unique dining experience with live music and stunning views of the bay.
- De Loose Mongoose: Another well-known spot for food and drinks, offering a relaxed atmosphere and beachfront dining.
Nearby Attractions
- Beef Island: Explore Beef Island itself, which offers scenic walks and beautiful beaches. The island is relatively small and can be explored on foot or by bike.
- Tortola: Trellis Bay is a short sail away from Tortola, the largest island in the British Virgin Islands, where you can find even more shopping, dining, and cultural attractions.