You’d be hard-pressed to find a restaurant that feels more island-y than Lime Out, a floating restaurant that is only accessible by boat. Guests sit on “lily pads” with their feet in the water and are served via floating trays. The taco menu is only topped by their cocktail list, which includes plenty of cooling, fruity options.

In the British Virgin Islands: The three largest cellphone operators in the B.V.I. are CCT Global Communications (www.cctwireless.com), LIME (www.lime.com), and Digicell BVI (www.digicelbvi.com), all with offices in Road Town and on Virgin Gorda. Other than that, the cellphone situation is roughly equivalent to what’s described immediately above in the U.S.V.I. The electrical system in the B.V.I. is the same as that within the U.S.V.I. and the mainland U.S. (115 volts), so British and European visitors may want to bring adaptors and transformers. Hotels in the B.V.I. often have the appropriate adaptors, and in some cases, those adaptors are physically built directly into the wall sockets.

One club for the books is Lime Out, an iconic floating bar that has become one of the most popular hangouts for locals and visitors alike. This unique establishment is located on a barge anchored offshore of St. John, and it offers breathtaking views of the sea and nearby islands. Lime Out features floating booths and decks where you can nosh on some tasty tacos and wash them down with fresh hibiscus tea and cocktails.

3 Salt Decks (double-decker pontoons), Salt Shaker and Knot E Buoys (power vessels), and the official public shuttle to Lime Out, SALT + LIME Express. Every St. John boat charter is decked out with you and yours in mind for ultimate fun and endless comfort. Our entire fleet and each of our Captains are legitimate, legal, and permitted within the US Coast Guard regulations and National Park.

Another fun place to visit is Lime Out is a new floating taco bar that’s been a huge hit and was even featured in Travel + Leisure. The concept may seem a bit gimmicky, but I have to say, the tacos were great and we had lots of fun consuming them on a raft outside the restaurant. Lime Out is located in Coral Harbor and can be accessed via their shuttle or any boat.

For Limeout VI, many people seemed to be visiting with a tour company since you have to have a boat to access it. Our tour got to Limeout VI about 20-30 minutes before they opened to be able to secure a spot on some of the limited floats that are available. At a designated time, all the boats around sent a swimmer down to grab a float until it was opening time.

Should you wish to step ashore and indulge in some Caribbean delights away from the yacht, we highly recommend tendering ashore to Zozo's in Caneel Bay, Lovango Beach Club, or settling down for a shaded lunch at Lime Out, sampling local USVI delicacies. Alternatively, both the BVI and USVI can be incorporated into a 7-day Virgin Islands yacht charter.

If you’re searching for a unique way to explore the islands, consider taking a snorkel/sail trip that stops at one of the USVI's famous floating taco restaurants, Lime Out. You can jump in for some great snorkeling or swimming and then enjoy lunch and some refreshing cocktails or hibiscus tea on the water as you take in views of the island from afar.

For those seeking a lively atmosphere and refreshing drinks, Lime Out is a must-visit destination accessible only by boat. Lime Out offers a taste of island living at its finest. For residents of luxury rental properties, a day spent at Lime Out is a testament to the effortless relaxation that defines the St. John lifestyle.

We technically had Lime Out for a late lunch when we took a boat excursion for Josh's birthday (I'll share more about the boat tomorrow). Lime Out is only accessible by boat so you'll have to book a boat to take you there to experience it but honestly, it's a must if you are visiting St. John!. The tacos are incredible.

Set afloat in the azure waters, Lime Out is not your typical dining destination. Take a kayak or paddleboard to this floating taco bar where you can indulge in inventive tacos and refreshing cocktails while soaking in the sun. It’s a must-visit for those seeking an adventurous dining experience.

🌐 Website | Phone: (340) 643-5333 | Hours: 11 am – 5 pm daily, Closed Saturdays | ⛵ Best Boat Tour Visiting Lime Out. For a unique dining experience, consider visiting Lime Out VI in the middle of Coral Harbor. This floating taco stand slings up craft tacos to patrons who’ve arrived by boat.

Lime-Out, a floating taco bar bobbing on Coral Bay, gets its moniker appropriately because not only you can see this neon lime-painted barge from all around the bay, but it is also from the same creators of the Lime Inn, a popular restaurant and bar on the Cruz Bay side of St John.

Lime Out – The infamous floating taco bar, Lime Out, is a must visit when in St John!. We had so much fun in the sun and tons of tacos… yes please!. Accessible only by boat, they are open Sunday-Friday (11am-5pm) and closed for hurricane season, August 23rd-October 22nd.

Lime Out - 340-643-5333, 11AM-5PM, https://www.limeoutvi.com - Floating taco bar off of Fortsberg. Anchor in the Coral Harbor outer anchorage and dinghy your people to a lily pad first come first served. They do not monitor VHF 16, text orders for delivery to your boat.

That is where we find Lime Out, a floating taco bar located in Coral Harbor, off the coast of St. John. Imagine bobbing gently on the water, taco in hand, sun on your face, and a gentle sea breeze lifting your spirits. Pure Caribbean magic, right?.

This comes up in a lot of posts about Saint John and it was something that we really wanted to try. Lime Out VI is a floating taco restaurant/bar in Coral Bay. This lime green house is surrounded by inflatable green floats.

Dine at The Lime Inn, the land-based outpost of floating Coral Bay taco shack Lime Out. Try the Cowabunga taco, stuffed with slow-braised short ribs, blackened shrimp and feta cheese, paired with a craft cocktail.

Called Lime Out, it’s the sister restaurant of Lime Inn, where we ate the night before. We’ve pre-arranged a dinghy ride out to the bar thanks to a tip we got from the owner of Lime Inn the previous night.

More often than not, it seems good business ideas end up failing. You know, those revolutionary thoughts that don’t pan out. Seemingly, it concerns the lack of execution – whatever that might entail.

You’ve probably been hearing all the buzz about this new floating taco bar in Coral Bay at Hansen. Come see it for yourself. We have several properties within a few minutes of this fun new spot.

Lime Out offers spectacular views from the water, including Coral Bay and the surrounding landscapes, providing a unique dining experience on the sea in little lily pads. Taco Bar in the water.

Lime Out – It’s a floating taco restaurant accessible only by boat. We haven’t been there yet, but it’s an iconic tourist favorite, and we’ve heard great things.

The only way to get here is by boat (no swimming or paddling). Advanced reservation may be required. Hours: Daily 11am – 5pmhttps://www.limeoutvi.com

When we come back, I would love to check out Lime Out (the floating taco bar) and Extra Virgin Bistro (which has great craft cocktails).