Discover the distinctive charm of the British Virgin Islands in the heart of the Caribbean. The warm sunshine, calm crystalline waters and countless sandy beaches, make the BVIs a complete paradise for any yacht charter escape.
Renowned for being one of the most beautiful collections of isles in the world, the BVIs boast incomparable beauty and charisma. Each island offers a unique experience with stunning landscapes and historic landmarks, making this archipelago a destination to tick off your bucket list.
Experience more unmissable locations on your sailing adventure.
Visit Salt Island, Peter Island and the largest inhabited island in the BVIs: Norman Island. Deemed as the site of buried treasure, this area is attractive to sailors and divers.
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One Week British Virgin Islands from Nanny Cay
The tropical village of Nanny Cay is home to one of the largest and best equipped marinas in the BVI’s. It has all the amenities that visiting yachts need. It also has an array of restaurants and shops including a supermarket.
Jost Van Dyke, is known by travellers around the world for its casual lifestyle, beachfront restaurants, and bars, protected anchorages and stunning beaches. With picturesque tropical isles, like Green Cay and Sandy Spit and world-famous bars, Soggy Dollar and Foxys it’s a must-see island. On the northeast shore you can find Bubbly Pool, a naturally occurring hot tub style swimming hole.
The island is regarded as one of the BVI’s most beautiful. “The Baths” located on the southern end of the island are huge granite boulders which lie in piles on the beach, forming natural tidal pools, tunnels, arches, and scenic grottoes that are open to the sea. Gorda Sound on the northeast of the island is bordered by four islands and connecting reef systems that keep the sound calm, creating one of the world’s great watersports meccas.
Enjoy a leisurely sail to Cooper Island and arrive early enough to pick up an overnight mooring buoy. Snorkel off Cistern Point or lounge on the beach while sipping rum cocktails made on island at the Cooper Island Rum Distillery. Cooper Island Beach Club has a lovely boutique, serves wonderful lunches, dinners and cocktails and watch the sun disappear behind the islands.
Peter Island is large private island. The island’s biggest beach is Deadman’s Bay, the mile long white sand beach is shaded by palm trees and is open to all. The Deadman’s Beach Bar and Grill offers guests food and drinks with a Caribbean twist. The steel drum show at the Deadman’s beach is something you should not miss while visiting Peter Island.
Said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous novel “Treasure Island,” Norman Island has a well-documented history of being a stow spot for pirates. Today, It’s a renowned area for divers and boaters. Willy T, the restaurant is anchored in The Bight, good music, good food, good drinks and a good time is pretty much guaranteed!
The tropical village of Nanny Cay is home to one of the largest and best equipped marinas in the BVI’s. It has all the amenities that visiting yachts need. It also has an array of restaurants and shops including a supermarket.
