Caribbean
British Virgin Islands
The sailing capital of the world
About Sailing in British Virgin Islands
The BVI is where most sailors fall in love with chartering. With over 60 islands clustered close together, short sails between anchorages, consistent trade winds, and some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean, it's the perfect destination for first-timers and experienced sailors alike.
Season & Conditions
Peak season December through March. Trade winds keep conditions ideal — 15-20 knots with calm seas inside the island chain.
What to Expect
Short, scenic sails of 1-3 hours between islands
Protected anchorages with calm overnight conditions
World-class snorkeling at The Indians and Norman Island caves
Iconic beach bars — The Soggy Dollar, Foxy's, Willy T
Crystal-clear turquoise water averaging 80°F year-round
Sample Itinerary
Every charter is customized, but here's what a typical week looks like.
Day 1: Depart Tortola → Norman Island (The Caves, Pirates Bight)
Day 2: Peter Island → The Indians snorkel → Cooper Island Beach Club
Day 3: Virgin Gorda → The Baths (iconic boulder formations)
Day 4: North Sound → Bitter End Yacht Club, Saba Rock
Day 5: Anegada → Loblolly Beach, lobster dinner at Big Bamboo
Day 6: Jost Van Dyke → White Bay, Soggy Dollar Bar
Day 7: Sandy Cay → return to Tortola
Charter Pricing
$6,500 – $12,000 / week
Bareboat catamaran. Skippered and crewed options available. Peak season (Dec-Mar) at higher end.
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