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on a British Virgin Islands Yacht Charter:
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The Destination

Sailing the British Virgin Islands is hands down the best way to see all it has to offer. BVI yacht charters offer some of the best sailing conditions in the world with calm, clear waters, consistent winds, and a wide variety of stunning and unique destinations to explore.

The BVIs consist of more than 50 islands, each with its unique charm and beauty. The main islands are Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, and Jost Van Dyke. The surrounding waters are also dotted with smaller islands, many of which are uninhabited and provide excellent opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and exploring.

The waters are generally calm and clear, providing excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving. The islands are also well-equipped with marinas, anchorages, and mooring balls, making it easy to access and explore the islands.

One of the best things about a BVI Yacht charter is the opportunity to explore a variety of destinations, each with its unique character and charm. From the picturesque beauty of The Baths on Virgin Gorda to the lively beach bars on Jost Van Dyke, there is something for everyone. Discover British Virgin Islands in style on your own private yacht with crew.

The Destination

Sailing the British Virgin Islands is hands down the best way to see all it has to offer. BVI Yacht Charters offer some of the best sailing conditions in the world with calm, clear waters, consistent winds, and a wide variety of stunning and unique destinations to explore.

The BVIs consist of more than 50 islands, each with its unique charm and beauty. The main islands are Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada, and Jost Van Dyke. The surrounding waters are also dotted with smaller islands, many of which are uninhabited and provide excellent opportunities for snorkeling, diving, and exploring.

The waters are generally calm and clear, providing excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving. The islands are also well-equipped with marinas, anchorages, and mooring balls, making it easy to access and explore the islands.

One of the best things about sailing in the BVI is the opportunity to explore a variety of destinations, each with its unique character and charm. From the picturesque beauty of The Baths on Virgin Gorda to the lively beach bars on Jost Van Dyke, there is something for everyone.

Board Your Yacht

Fly into Beef Island (EIS) for the shortest travel time, or fly into St Thomas (STT) then take a water taxi or ferry over from St. Thomas to BVI to board your yacht. Check out our article how to get to the BVI here. Board your yacht in one of the many easily accessible marinas: Nanny Cay Marina, Hannah Bay Marina, Village Cay Marina and others.

Board Your Yacht

Fly into Beef Island (EIS) for the shortest travel time, or fly into St Thomas (STT) then take a water taxi or ferry over from St. Thomas to BVI to board your yacht. Board your yacht in one of the many easily accessible marinas: Nanny Cay Marina, Hannah Bay Marina, Village Cay Marina and others.

Best Time to Visit

The best time for a BVI Yacht Charter is between December and April, which is the high season for tourism. During this time, the weather is sunny and dry, and the temperatures range from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit.

The peak of the high season is between Christmas and New Year’s when many visitors flock to the BVI to enjoy the festive season in paradise. This also means that prices for charters and flights are generally higher during this time.

If you’re looking to avoid the crowds and save some money, you can consider visiting the BVI during the shoulder season, November / Early December and April to July. This is the low season for tourism, and the weather is still warm and tropical. However, you should be aware that this is closer to hurricane season, so it’s essential to obtain trip insurance should something happen.

Yachts We Love in

British Virigin Islands

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

Relenteless II

SUNREEF 80

With an onboard massage therapist and flybridge jacuzzi this 80ft sailing catamaran is completely customized for opulence and relaxation. Rendezvous Scuba Available.

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04
Suites
80
LENGTH
08
GUESTS
2022 YEAR BUILT
STARTS AT
$93,700
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Seahome II Catamaran sailing on the sea with its sails up. Tan in color with gorgeous teak decks.

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

Seahome II

LAGOON SIXTY 5

A remake of the incredibly successful Seahome Yacht! This Lagoon Sixty5 is able to comfortably accommodate 10 guests in the Virgin Islands. Seahome II has a fantastic crew and looks forward to hosting you and your guests

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05
Suites
65
LENGTH
10
GUESTS
2024 YEAR BUILT
STARTS AT
$69,000
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BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

C’est La Vie

LAGOON SIXTY 7

C’est La Vie was designed to create unforgettable vacation experiences exploring a range of activity and relaxation, mixed with high end luxury and unrivaled adventure, all amidst a tropical backdrop.

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04
Suites
67
LENGTH
08
GUESTS
2022 YEAR BUILT
STARTS AT
$59,000
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a white catamaran in the water

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

Island Hoppin 55'

Lagoon 55

Truly the best way to go Island Hoppin’! This Lagoon 55 is brand new to the Virgin Islands, ready to whisk you and your group away to caribbean islands! Offering SCUBA On-Board.

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04
Suites
55
LENGTH
08
GUESTS
2024 YEAR BUILT
STARTS AT
$37,000
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Preview Your
Experience

Anegada Anchorage

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

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.

Coco Maya

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.

Cruz Bay

Cruz Bay is the main town on the island of St. John. This hot spot is just small enough that you won’t need a car to see it all. The National Park office is located right in town, for a deeper look into St. John’s history. Be sure to make Cruz Bay a stop along your trip for a true taste of Virgin Islands culture. Here are a few of our favorite Cruz Bay stops and hot spots.

The Dog Islands

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,
Virgin Gorda

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
Island

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

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.

Willy T

Willy T

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.

wreck of the rhone

Wreck of the Rhone

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.

The Indians

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

Hansen Bay
And Lime Out, Stj

A short tender ride from Hansen bay and has been featured in Time Magazine’s top 100 places to see, this floating taco bar serves to die for tacos and fancy cocktails while you float at their swim-up bar or lounge on one of their many “floating” Booths.

Windmill Bar,
St. John

Quickly becoming the USVI’s most popular Happy Hour spot, The Windmill Bar stands high above Hawks Nest Beach, in the most breathtaking spot for catching a sunset. It offers local vibes, great drinks, and even better views!

Caneel Bay /
Zozos

Looking for a really cool place to dine ashore? Hop into your tender and buzz over to the private dock at Caneel Bay Resort. Be sure to snag the early reservation (and make them well in advance!) to catch a breathtaking sunset as you dine next to the beach.

Saba Rock

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.

Magens Bay

Magen’s Bay has been named the top 10 Beaches in the world. Its pristine powder-soft white shoreline stretches 3/4 miles wide, providing a blissful morning walk before breakfast.

Vieques and Culebra

Much less traffic and endless empty anchorages whisper a siren song for the guests wanting solitude.

Soggy Dollar Bar

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.

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Bubbly Pools

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.

Cane Garden Bay

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

St. Croix Anchorage

Fancy sailing and diving? This half-day sail will bring you to the most scuba diving sites found in one place. Want to also enjoy some land adventures? Rent a Jeep and explore the rainforest, the beer drinking pigs and even Point Udal, the easternmost point of the United States.

Anegada Anchorage

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

“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.”

The Dog Islands

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,
Virgin Gorda

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
Island

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.

Wreck of the Rhone

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.

The Indians

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

Hansen Bay
And Lime Out, Stj

A short tender ride from Hansen bay and has been featured in Time Magazine’s top 100 places to see, this floating taco bar serves to die for tacos and fancy cocktails while you float at their swim-up bar or lounge on one of their many “floating” Booths.

Coco Maya, BVI

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.

Windmill Bar,
St. John

Quickly becoming the USVI’s most popular Happy Hour spot, The Windmill Bar stands high above Hawks Nest Beach, in the most breathtaking spot for catching a sunset. It offers local vibes, great drinks, and even better views!

Caneel Bay /
Zozos

Looking for a really cool place to dine ashore? Hop into your tender and buzz over to the private dock at Caneel Bay Resort. Be sure to snag the early reservation (and make them well in advance!) to catch a breathtaking sunset as you dine next to the beach.

Magens Bay

Magen’s Bay has been named the top 10 Beaches in the world. Its pristine powder-soft white shoreline stretches 3/4 miles wide, providing a blissful morning walk before breakfast.

Soggy Dollar Bar

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.

Bubbly Pools

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.

Cane Garden Bay

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

St. Croix Anchorage

Fancy sailing and diving? This half-day sail will bring you to the most scuba diving sites found in one place. Want to also enjoy some land adventures? Rent a Jeep and explore the rainforest, the beer drinking pigs and even Point Udal, the easternmost point of the United States.

Saba Rock,
BVI

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..

Scrub Island,
BVI

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.

Willy T

Willy T,
BVI

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

Cruz Bay,
USVI

Cruz Bay is the main town on the island of St. John. This hot spot is just small enough that you won’t need a car to see it all. The National Park office is located right in town, for a deeper look into St. John’s history. Be sure to make Cruz Bay a stop along your trip for a true taste of Virgin Islands culture. Here are a few of our favorite Cruz Bay stops and hot spots

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