Yacht Charters in the British Virgin Islands

The Sailing Capital of the Caribbean

The British Virgin Islands have earned their reputation as the world's premier bareboat charter destination. With over 60 islands and cays, all within sight of each other, the BVI offers the perfect combination of reliable trade winds, protected anchorages, and tropical beauty.

Why the BVI?

Steady northeast trade winds of 15-20 knots, short sailing distances (most anchorages are within 2-3 hours), and the protective reef system create ideal conditions. First-time charterers can Feel confident, while experienced sailors enjoy the consistent conditions for exhilarating sailing.

Classic BVI Itinerary

A typical week starts in Tortola, sailing to Norman Island (the original Treasure Island), then The Indians for snorkeling, Cooper Island's eco-resort, The Baths on Virgin Gorda, North Sound's luxury anchorages, Anegada's flamingos and lobster, and finishing with Jost Van Dyke's legendary beach bars.

Practical Info

Moorings are available at most anchorages (fees $25-35/night). The BVI have strict environmental regulations protecting these pristine waters. National park fees apply at The Baths and other sites. Most charter companies are based at Nanny Cay or Hodge's Creek on Tortola.