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Boom at the Yacht Club

  • CuisineCaribbean
  • CategoryCasual
  • Rating★ 4.2
  • Price$$

Boom at the Yacht Club is the informal social centre of Falmouth Harbour during Antigua's sailing season, operating from the Antigua Yacht Club facility on the northern edge of the anchorage. The bar and restaurant cater to a clientele of visiting sailors, yacht charter crew, and the support teams of the racing circuit that culminates in Antigua Sailing Week each late April and early May.

Bar and restaurant at the Antigua Yacht Club in Falmouth Harbour. Casual nautical atmosphere, fresh fish, cold beers, and sunset views over the anchorage. The informal social hub of the sailing community in Falmouth Harbour.

Boom at the Yacht Club is the informal social centre of Falmouth Harbour during Antigua's sailing season, operating from the Antigua Yacht Club facility on the northern edge of the anchorage. The bar and restaurant cater to a clientele of visiting sailors, yacht charter crew, and the support teams of the racing circuit that culminates in Antigua Sailing Week each late April and early May. The atmosphere is resolutely casual and nautical — crew in sailing kit at the bar, racing results on the board, and the constant movement of boats across the anchorage visible from every seat. The kitchen serves practical, satisfying food rather than elaborate cuisine: grilled local fish, burgers, fish tacos, and salads prepared reliably and served quickly. Breakfast from 7:30 AM serves early-rising sailors preparing for a day's racing or passage. The restaurant is open to non-sailors and non-yacht-club members; anyone willing to navigate the marina approach can eat and drink here without a sailing connection. The best views of the anchorage and the surrounding Falmouth Harbour hills are from the outdoor deck, which becomes particularly animated at sunset when anchored boats catch the golden light.

Practical information for Boom at the Yacht Club · Last updated June 2026
Price $$
Hours Daily 7:30 AM - late
Reservations Walk-in
Address Antigua Yacht Club, Falmouth Harbour, Antigua

Signature dishes

  • Grilled Barracuda — USD 22 / EC$59
  • Yacht Club Burger — USD 16 / EC$43
  • Fish Tacos — USD 14 / EC$38

Good to know

Known for
Nautical bar and grill serving the sailing community at Falmouth Harbour anchorage

Location

Antigua Yacht Club, Falmouth Harbour, Antigua

17.0031, -61.7631 View on map

Highlights

  • Nautical atmosphere at the Antigua Yacht Club — the informal social hub of the Falmouth Harbour sailing community
  • Open from 7:30 AM — one of the earliest breakfast options in the English/Falmouth Harbour area
  • Outdoor deck views over the Falmouth Harbour anchorage with dozens of moored yachts

Tips for visiting

  • Visit during Antigua Sailing Week (late April to early May) for the most animated atmosphere at the bar.
  • The outdoor deck is the place to be at sunset — the anchorage view is one of the finest in southern Antigua.
  • Non-sailors are welcome; simply walk through the marina area to reach the restaurant deck.

When to visit

Sunset from the outdoor deck is the most scenic time to visit. The most animated atmosphere is during Antigua Sailing Week in late April and early May.

Accessibility

The marina and yacht club facilities involve some uneven marina decking and steps in places. Contact the Antigua Yacht Club at +1-268-460-1143 for specific accessibility information.

Frequently asked questions

Do visitors need to be yacht club members to use Boom?

No. The restaurant and bar are open to all visitors, including non-members and those without a sailing connection. Simply walk to the yacht club facility at Falmouth Harbour and seat yourself on the deck or at the bar.

When is Boom at its busiest?

Antigua Sailing Week in late April and early May is the peak period when the restaurant and bar operate at full capacity. Weekday evenings during the sailing season from November to May are consistently active.