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Anegada is the only inhabited British Virgin Island formed from coral and limestone. Sailing to it, you’d think you were sailing out into endless seas, but after some time, the tiny tips of the trees come into vision!

The North Sound, also known as the Billionaires playground. This amazing anchorage provides a calm harbor even in windy conditions. You have access to many popular stops such as Saba Rock, Bitter End, Oil Nut Bay, and Leverick Bay. The North Sound is also an amazing jump point to Anegada, which is often a unforgetable beam-reach sail.

Nestled between giant granite boulders and palms in the sandy bay of Spanish Town, is the chic restaurant, Coco Maya. Minutes from the iconic “Baths” of Virgin Gorda, the inviting lounge ambiance is perfect for relaxing at sunset. Coco Maya serves up an undeniably delectable fusion of Southeast Asian street food & Latin American cuisine with a touch of Caribbean flavor, and I couldn’t possibly be a bigger fan.

The dog islands are a mecca for scuba and free divers. The uninhabited islands offer some of the best, and often overlooked live coral patches.

The Baths are just one of those places that make you go… “how did this get here?”. They were made by granite that eroded into piles of boulders on the beach, creating natural tidal pools, tunnels, arches, and scenic grottos that are open to the sea.

Cooper is one of those charming spots you don’t want to miss when traveling around the BVI. It’s a tiny island with an incredible beachfront restaurant, its own rum bar, gourmet coffee shop, solar-powered brewery, and gift shop.

Scrub Island is a great place to spend a night or two prior to your yacht charter. It also has an incredible Spa, Restaurant, and snorkeling just in the vicinity. Scrub island also allows you to purchase a “day pass” should you wish to access their amenities such as their pool and hot tubs for the day.

The Willy T, short for William Thornton, is a famous floating party bar near Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands. It’s a lively hotspot with great drinks, music, and even a shot ski. Whether sipping cocktails on deck or taking a jump into the ocean, the Willy T offers a unique slice of BVI paradise.

Situated on the leeward side of Salt Island, this historic and exciting dive location is the crown jewel of scuba diving in the Virgin Islands. The bow rests shallow at 20ft and the stern at 100ft. The ship sank during a hurricane in 1867.

With its shallow shoals & secret caverns, the Indians are home to the brightest corals and provides incredible biodiversity aka “The Fishbowl”.

A one acre slice of paradise, Saba Rock is situated in the north sound right between Virgin Gorda and prickly pear in the British Virgin Islands. It is known for its beautiful natural surroundings, crystal clear water tarpon feedings, and popular restaurant and bar that offers a unique outdoor dining experience.

The island of Jost Van Dyke is home to this truly World Famous quintessential beach bar. Paddle up, swim in, or have the dinghy take you to your new favorite place. Ask Leon the bartender for a legendary Painkiller cocktail.

Only a 10 minute hike/walk from the Soggy Dollar Bar, the bubbly pools get their name from the waves coming over the ledge into the tidal swimming pool stirring it up. You’re likely to pass lots of wildlife, hear happy goats, and (if you’re lucky) try some delicious Prickly Pear Fruit along the way.

Located on the north coast of Tortola, Cane Garden Bay is known for its majestic sunsets, friendly locals, and live reggae music.