About British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands offer unparalleled Caribbean yacht charters with turquoise waters, hidden coves, and legendary sailing conditions. Discover 60+ idyllic islands waiting to be explored.

60+ tropical islands

Steady trade winds

Turquoise Caribbean waters

Legendary sailing destination

Attractions to Explore by Yacht

Virgin Gorda

Famous for The Baths - dramatic granite boulders creating pristine tidal pools and hidden beaches.

The Baths
Spring Bay Beach
Devil's Bay

Norman Island

Inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. Renowned for its pirate history and The Water Dog restaurant.

Pirate history
Buccaneer Beach
Water Dog Restaurant

Jost Van Dyke

Home to the famous Soggy Dollar Bar where the Painkiller cocktail was invented. Perfect for beach bar hopping.

Soggy Dollar Bar
live music
Original Painkiller cocktail

Frequently Asked Questions

High season runs from December to April with consistent trade winds and mild temperatures (75-85°F). Hurricane season is June-November, but yacht charters still operate with special rates during this period.

Don't miss The Baths (Virgin Gorda), Norman Island, Peter Island, and the Great Harbour in Jost Van Dyke. Coopers Island and Guana Island offer unique beach club experiences.

Expect steady NE trade winds (15-25 knots). Moorings are available at popular spots but arrive early. The BVI has minimal currents and protected anchorages ideal for beginners and families.

Snorkelers enjoy vibrant coral reefs with sea turtles, rays, and colorful fish. Look for wild goats on Norman Island and the famous Baths' resident nurse sharks.

Stock up in Road Town (Tortola) or visit the BVI Yacht Club in Marina Cay. Fresh fish, local rum, and fresh fruits/vegetables are available throughout the islands.

British Virgin Island

About British Virgin Islands

Attractions to Explore by Yacht

Virgin Gorda

Norman Island

Jost Van Dyke

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit the British Virgin Islands?

What are the must-see anchorages?

Are there any special sailing considerations?

What wildlife can I expect to see?

Where should I provision?