British Virgin Islands Yacht Charter
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Rent a yacht in the British Virgin Islands.
Probably one of the best yacht charter playgrounds in the world, the British Virgin Islands usually referred to as the BVIS are a beautfiul sprinkle of islands in the Caribbean. Forming a volcanic archipelago, this British Overseas Territory is composed of four main islands and several smaller ones. Known for their picturesque beaches lined with colourful reefs, they are the ideal luxury yacht charter destination where raw beauty, a tropical rainforest climate and trade winds meet to give you the perfect conditions for your next vacation.
Charlotte Amalie is the perfect start for your yacht charter; explore the Hurricane Hole and national park in St John; Tortola and its exotic flavours is one of the main attractions of the BVIS; home to pirate legends, hidden caves and buried treasure Norman Island is a must; Peter Island is ideal for swimming, snorkelling and water toys: cruise to Virgin Gorda and stop by The Baths – no explanation can do it justice; North Sound offers some calm and protected anchorages; swim with exotic fish in Anegada; Jost Van Dyke is the smallest BVI island and ideal to end on a sweet note.
St Thomas
Start your charter in Charlotte Amalie
Charlotte Amalie is perfect to start your charter. With plenty of restaurants and shops, it is the most popular cruise port of the Caribbean. Climb the 99 steps in order to have a beautiful panoramic view. Cruise to the other side of the island to the Red Hook Bay and have a look over the Danish small houses and green hills. Enjoy some spectacular diving and world class-dining. This island is also known for its crazy nightlife.
St John
Your Itinerary to St John
Navigate towards St Johns Island and make a stop by the Hurricane Hole, which is one of the sheltered harbours on the island. Have a walk through the National park and enjoy views over the island. You can also stop for a visit of the Annaberg Sugar Plantation if you are looking for some colonial history.
Relax at Trunk Bay beach, one of the highest-rated spots in the world. If your schedule allows, you can also go for some live jazz music at La Tapa bar in Cruz Bay.
Tortola
Your Itinerary to Tortola
Cruise towards the British Virgin Islands and stop by the Cane Garden Bay. Tortola is a very exotic and peaceful island which was discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493. Step ashore and walk to Mount Sage. Enjoy the powder white-sand beaches and green mountains.
Visit the Sugar Works Museum, Fort Burt and Old Government museum. If you enjoy fishing, this is also the perfect spot for you. Enjoy some water sports in clear and warm waters.
Norman Island
Your Itinerary to Norman Island
Cruise towards Norman Island through Sir Francis Drake Passage. This island is privately owned with no residents. It is home to the legend of pirates, hidden caves and buried treasures. Enjoy a swim at the Deadman’s Bay, a perfect spot for scuba diving and sandy beaches. There is also the Treasure Point bay, which accepts only day anchorage and has several National Parks with numerous caves. Hiking is also a possibility.
Peter Island
Your Itinerary to Peter Island
Peter Island is the best one yet where you can spend the day at anchor and swim.
It is also a private island with no residents.
Enjoy the lovely view of the White Bay and the water toys onboard. For divers, the best spot is the Reck of the Rhone which is still visible today and just a quick swim away. If you would like to disembark, you can enjoy some spa treatments and restaurants in luxury resorts present on the island. This island is also lovely for hiking, windsurfing and diving.
Virgin Gorda – The Baths
Your Itinerary to Virgin Gorda
Cruise to Virgin Gorda Island. Your first stop at the island would be The Baths – a must see spot! Discover the rocky pools and huge granite boulders (as large as 40 feet in diameter) by the beach. Walk to the Devil’s Bay, a stunning beach. Stop by the Baths’ Cathedral Room – a natural pool within a small cave. The water is clear and perfect for snorkelling.
Have dinner at the “Top of the Baths” restaurant which overlooks the island.
North Sound
Your Itinerary to North Sound of Virgin Gorda
Head to North Sound and enjoy some of the close islands such as Moskito and Prickly Pear. North Sound not only offers a protected anchorage but also some good dining options. Enjoy the view over the green hills and colourful villas.
Stop by Leverick Bay where you can find some gift shops and restaurants. Enjoy some live music at Michael Bean restaurant and bar.
Anegada
Your Itinerary to Anegada
Anegada is known as the “Drowned Island”, as its highest point is only 28 feet above sea level. The island is surrounded by a coral reef. This is the perfect spot for snorkelling as you can find some exotic fish. Relax at Loblolly Bay and Cow Reek Beach. Enjoy watching the rock iguanas, turtles, nurse sharks and flamingos. For divers, the Astraea shipwreck from 1810 is to be discovered.
Enjoy a lobster grilled “Anegadean” way and shop at some local soaps.
Jost Van Dyke
Your Itinerary to Jost Van Dyke
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at Jost Van Dyke island, which was named after an early Dutch settler and former pirate. It is the smallest BVI island. If you are lucky, you may meet some whales and dolphins on your way. Anchor at White Bay and go for a lobster fest or candlelight diner. Some nearby tropical isles could also attract your attention such as Sandy Cay, Green Cay and Little Jost, dotted with palm trees where many fish species can be discovered.
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