
British Virgin Islands yacht charter itineraries.
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Tortola round-trip
Sail a seven-day loop from Tortola through the British Virgin Islands: Peter, Cooper and Norman Islands, Jost Van Dyke's beach bars and Cane Garden Bay.
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Tortola round-trip
A week-long sail from Tortola through the Virgin Gorda boulders to Anegada's reef, North Sound, Scrub Island and Jost Van Dyke's beach bars.
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Tortola (Road Town) → Anegada → Cane Garden Bay → Cooper Island → Tortola (Road Town)
Round-trip out of Tortola across the whole British Virgin Islands: the Baths, Anegada's reef, Jost Van Dyke and every quiet Bight between.
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There's a reason every charter company on earth keeps a fleet in the BVI: the islands arrange themselves in a ring around the Sir Francis Drake Channel, the trades blow a reliable fifteen knots across it, and the next anchorage is always visible from the last one. Mooring balls take the anchoring stress out of most nights. The hits are real — swimming through the granite caves of the Baths, lobster on Anegada's endless reef, the Soggy Dollar's painkiller at White Bay — but so are the quiet corners, Norman Island's bight or Cooper's snorkel coves midweek. December to April is the classic season. If your crew has never chartered before, start here; if they've chartered everywhere, they'll still grin.
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