That's right, if you enter the sand-floor bar with shoes on, or smoking a cigarette, or wearing something ostentatious, in a trice you'll be part of a song. But there is much, much more to Jost Van Dyke than Foxy's. Just next door, in fact, is Happy Laurys. Further down the beach Ali Baba's bar and restaurant is a classic when it comes to style. Baba's is also famous for its fishing tournaments with special classes for kids.
T here are other bars and restaurants too.
Rudy's is known for its fresh fish and its small grocery store has sometimes helped out a desperate charter boat cook. And you can often dance the night away to the latest Caribbean rhythms, barefoot on the sandy beach, at Club Paradise. You won't find a supermarket, a petrol station or a MacDonald's on Jost, but slowly island style goods and services are being provided. This stalwart islander loves the land and grows the sweetest pineapples in the Caribbean. In White Bay Ivan Chinnery's camp ground and beach bar, 'Local Flavour' is becoming popular.