British Virgin Islands law legalises psychedelic mushrooms for recreational use, and Bomba’s Surfside Shack on Capoons Bay beach serves as the place for those seeking them to use them responsibly. This unique beach bar made up of wood remnants, license plates and even ladies panties (which some claim are in exchange for mushroom tea) hosts full Moon Parties each month.

Full Moon Parties

Bomba’s Carpoons Bay on Tortola hosts the Full Moon Party every month – it is pure decadence with its funky beach bar filled with panties and bras donated by partygoers in defiance of Tortola’s strict nudity laws. Live reggae bands play, while rum punch flows freely during this memorable evening when fantasy meets reality.

Visitors to the island are invited to bring a bra (or two!) in order to participate in the ritual of “bra exchange.” Ladies drop their lingerie off on the table at Bomba’s Shack and claim that doing so has blessed them. After collecting all items collected by visitors, Bomba places them into a large cast-iron kettle where he uses them in making his hallucinogenic mushroom tea drink, which includes coconut milk and cinnamon as its key ingredients, served only during Full Moon Party nights.

Full Moon Party in British Virgin Islands is an unforgettable beach party to experience during any visit to these idyllic islands. Held on every last Saturday of each month, attendees enjoy drinking rum punch and dancing to reggae music on an informal dance floor accompanied by the illumination of a tiki torch; Mucko Jumbies add to its lively ambience!

Full moon parties feature delicious West Indian food in addition to rum punch. A rum shop and bar provide drinks throughout the day for partygoers while mooring balls may be rented from nearby marinas – guests should book them as early as possible in order to ensure availability on party days.

Bomba’s Surf Side Shack, constructed piecemeal from driftwood and corrugated tin, has become an institution on Tortola island in the Caribbean Sea. Since 1989, his beachfront Full Moon parties continue to draw in thousands of revellers each month, often lasting into early morning. These party events may not be appropriate for children.

Bomba, the founder of the Shack, has an unassuming demeanor that belies his business acumen. Beginning by selling beer from coolers, he eventually created a bustling beach bar and quickly rose through the ranks to become one of the island’s most beloved entrepreneurs. Today his Shack serves as a testament to both creativity and entrepreneurialism and is an essential visit for visitors visiting British Virgin Islands.

The Shack

Bomba’s Surfside Shack on Capoons Bay is a quirky beach bar made out of driftwood and old license plates, best known for hosting Full Moon Parties that attract hundreds of revelers each month. At these parties, guests dance to reggae music while imbibing island favorites like margaritas, painkillers, and bushwackers – while Frommer’s describes mushroom tea (called hallucinogenic in BVI) legally served to guests.

Bomba has filled his bar with old ladies panties and bras that have been blessed by his magical mushroom tea, according to many women’s testimony. Many swear this potion inspired them to do things they would have otherwise not. Parties often last into early morning hours, thus not suitable for children or those easily offended.

Although The Shack is best-known for hosting Full Moon Parties, it remains open all night and serves Bomba’s Rum Punch to anyone who comes by. By day it offers great beachfront views of Jost Van Dyke – so make time to visit even if you aren’t attending any parties; strolling through its neighborhood can provide insight into how BVI locals live while giving you an opportunity to interact with some friendly folks who call the British Virgin Islands home!

Rum Punch

Bomba’s Shack, also known as the Magic Mushroom Tea Bar is an essential stop on Tortola. Crafted of scrap materials and decorated with colorful polaroids, its relaxed yet charming vibe attracts both tourists and locals. Attracting locals and tourists alike, its lively monthly Full Moon Party invites guests to let loose and lower inhibitions while offering delicious rum punch and mushroom tea said to have psychotropic properties – Bomba’s Shack offers both.

Even if you don’t plan on attending the Full Moon Party, the Shack is worth stopping by just for their delicious rum punch. The drink comes served in a massive mug and features coconut, pineapple and dark rum for an exotic yet sweet and fruity experience that’s sure to relax after an active beach day. Plus it offers stunning views of Jost Van Dyke as a beautiful spot to take in sunset views!

The Shack is open daily from 10am to midnight and has become a favorite stop among both tourists and locals, particularly during its monthly Full Moon Party that draws crowds from all over the world. These parties are lively affairs decorated with bras and panties; drinks are affordable; creating an enjoyable, carefree atmosphere in which to party!

The Shack is an excellent place to meet people and make new acquaintances. Although not suitable for everyone, its unique experience should definitely not be missed out on. Its diverse yet welcoming crowd is sure to provide plenty of entertainment – and don’t forget that live music makes for a fantastic atmosphere too.

The Shack provides an ideal respite from the bustling atmosphere of Jost Van Dyke during its popular Full Moon Party. A bit off the beaten path, but well worth your while for those seeking an exciting night. Many visitors reminisce fondly about their memorable nights spent there and recommend it as must-see spot. A must-visit for anyone visiting the Caribbean!

Food

At midnight (and only during full moon nights), Bomba serves his signature tea, made from an ingredient that may or may not be hallucinogenic. Since mushrooms are legal in the BVI, Bomba claims he uses an edible variety. His tea comes in the size of a soup bowl cup and packs quite the punch – creating an unforgettable party experience!

Tortola’s Cappoon’s Bay beach bar on Tortola’s north shore is famous for its seductive women, full moon parties and psychedelic tea. Established by Bomba himself in 1976, this surf-side bar crafted of driftwood and tin is decorated with old panties and bras signed by Bomba’s ladies after receiving its special blessing.

Bomba’s Shack and Trellis Bay’s popular monthly Full Moon Parties draw in revelers from all across the Caribbean, as yachting enthusiasts attend these lively celebrations with friends, drinks, dancing and music from steel drums and reggae music. You can also shop late into the night from vendors setting up shop along the beachfront and along Trellis Bay Street near Bomba’s Shack.