14 Day BVI’s Yachting

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BVI's - Yachting

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Sailing the British Virgin Islands offers a blissful and unforgettable experience, with its turquoise waters, secluded coves, and warm tropical breezes, making it a true paradise for sailors. Our itineraries are just a suggestion and you will discuss with your captain upon arrival.

DAY 1

Day 1 :

Arrive at Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, and settle into your yacht. Spend the day exploring the island, stopping by attractions like the Smuggler's Cove Beach. Overnight at the yacht moored in Tortola.

DAY 2

Day 2 :

Set sail to Jost Van Dyke. Visit the famous Soggy Dollar Bar and try the original Painkiller cocktail. Don't miss the chance to explore Foxy’s Tamarind Bar for some local nightlife. Stay overnight at Jost Van Dyke.

DAY 3

Day 3 :

Sail to Sandy Spit for a morning beach visit, then move on to Great Harbour in the afternoon for a relaxed day of swimming and exploring the scenic bay. Anchor at Great Harbour for the night.

DAY 4

Day 4 :

Sail to Norman Island, the rumored inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island'. Explore the sea caves, snorkel at The Indians, and grab dinner at Pirates Bight. Spend the night anchored off Norman Island.

DAY 5

Day 5 :

Sail to Peter Island and visit the world-renowned Peter Island Resort and Spa. Spend the day indulging in luxury. Overnight at Peter Island.

DAY 6

Day 6 :

Head to Salt Island, known for the wreck of the RMS Rhone, a popular diving site. Overnight at Salt Island.

DAY 7

Day 7 :

Sail to Cooper Island, where you can visit the Cooper Island Beach Club, snorkel in Manchioneel Bay, and explore the island’s rum bar. Anchor at Cooper Island for the night.

DAY 8

Day 8 :

Travel to Virgin Gorda, famous for The Baths, a natural wonder made of giant boulders creating pools and grottos. Hike up to Gorda Peak for a panoramic view. Spend the night at Virgin Gorda.

DAY 9

Day 9 :

Sail to Anegada, the only coral island in BVI's volcanic chain. Explore the flamingo-inhabited salt ponds and enjoy a lobster dinner on the beach. Overnight at Anegada.

DAY 10

Day 10 :

Head to Scrub Island, where you can enjoy the resort's amenities or the tranquil North Beach. Overnight at Scrub Island.

DAY 11

Day 11 :

Sail to Marina Cay. Visit the Pusser’s Company Store and Restaurant. Snorkel around the coral reef or relax on the white sand beach. Stay overnight at Marina Cay.

DAY 12

Day 12 :

Sail to Guana Island, an 850-acre private island with seven beaches. Overnight at Guana Island.

DAY 13

Day 13 :

Head to Beef Island and visit the Trellis Bay Market for local crafts, enjoy swimming at the pristine beaches, and dine at local restaurants. Stay overnight at Beef Island.

DAY 14

Day 14 :

Return to Tortola. Spend your final day in the BVI visiting any attractions you might have missed at the beginning of your trip. Prepare for departure in the evening.

DAY 1

DAY 2

DAY 3

DAY 4

DAY 5

DAY 6

DAY 7

DAY 8

DAY 9

DAY 10

DAY 11

DAY 12

DAY 13

DAY 14

Day 1 :

Arrive at Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, and settle into your yacht. Spend the day exploring the island, stopping by attractions like the Smuggler's Cove Beach. Overnight at the yacht moored in Tortola.

Day 2 :

Set sail to Jost Van Dyke. Visit the famous Soggy Dollar Bar and try the original Painkiller cocktail. Don't miss the chance to explore Foxy’s Tamarind Bar for some local nightlife. Stay overnight at Jost Van Dyke.

Day 3 :

Sail to Sandy Spit for a morning beach visit, then move on to Great Harbour in the afternoon for a relaxed day of swimming and exploring the scenic bay. Anchor at Great Harbour for the night.

Day 4 :

Sail to Norman Island, the rumored inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island'. Explore the sea caves, snorkel at The Indians, and grab dinner at Pirates Bight. Spend the night anchored off Norman Island.

Day 5 :

Sail to Peter Island and visit the world-renowned Peter Island Resort and Spa. Spend the day indulging in luxury. Overnight at Peter Island.

Day 6 :

Head to Salt Island, known for the wreck of the RMS Rhone, a popular diving site. Overnight at Salt Island.

Day 7 :

Sail to Cooper Island, where you can visit the Cooper Island Beach Club, snorkel in Manchioneel Bay, and explore the island’s rum bar. Anchor at Cooper Island for the night.

Day 8 :

Travel to Virgin Gorda, famous for The Baths, a natural wonder made of giant boulders creating pools and grottos. Hike up to Gorda Peak for a panoramic view. Spend the night at Virgin Gorda.

Day 9 :

Sail to Anegada, the only coral island in BVI's volcanic chain. Explore the flamingo-inhabited salt ponds and enjoy a lobster dinner on the beach. Overnight at Anegada.

Day 10 :

Head to Scrub Island, where you can enjoy the resort's amenities or the tranquil North Beach. Overnight at Scrub Island.

Day 11 :

Sail to Marina Cay. Visit the Pusser’s Company Store and Restaurant. Snorkel around the coral reef or relax on the white sand beach. Stay overnight at Marina Cay.

Day 12 :

Sail to Guana Island, an 850-acre private island with seven beaches. Overnight at Guana Island.

Day 13 :

Head to Beef Island and visit the Trellis Bay Market for local crafts, enjoy swimming at the pristine beaches, and dine at local restaurants. Stay overnight at Beef Island.

Day 14 :

Return to Tortola. Spend your final day in the BVI visiting any attractions you might have missed at the beginning of your trip. Prepare for departure in the evening.

Q: Can you give me general pricing breakdown and information?

A: Here is a quick snapshot of the costs you should expect to pay. ----- Boats generally range from $4k-14k depending on the size and type ----- Skipper approx - $1.5k for the week ----- Chef/Hostess approx - $1.2k for the week ----- Half board meals(2 meals a day) approx $50 per day per person(we recommend this) ----- Fuel cost varies based on how much you choose to sail vs motor and how much you use the generator. Expect it to be about $200-$600 for the week for a monohull and about $500-$1,000 for the bigger catamarans ----- For parties that want just the boat and skipper you should expect to pay about $2k per person for parties of 4 or more and about $2.5-3k per person if you want the works.

Q: What time can we board the ship?

A: Generally it's a 4pm boarding time on the day your trip starts. We can request an early check-in and sometimes there is a charge for that. You'll most likely spend the night in the marina and leave the following morning early on your journey.

Q: What time do we depart the boat on our last day?

A: 9am and you will most likely arrive back in port the night before.

Q: Do we have to stick to the itinerary?

A: No, the itinerary is just a suggestion. You will discuss with your captain what you'd like to do and many times they know a lot more hidden gems. You're welcome to stay as little or as long at any stop.

Q: How do we book activities?

A: We can always help you with that. We found most of the time we liked to be flexible and not stick to a hard schedule so much of the time travelers figure out what they want to do when they get there.

Q: Can we scuba dive off the boat?

A: This varies from vendor to vendor but most of the time it's not a great idea. It's best to plan ahead and go with an instructor on the island.

Q: We have pre and post travel we want to book. Can you help with that?

A: Yes, reach out directly to us and we can handle the rest of your journey, including flights.

Q: How do we get to and from the boat?

A: Most of the time your transfer are included(see what's included) and we will need your flight or hotel information.

Q: How does food work?

A: If you add a chef and meals to your itinerary the chef will prepare them for you. There are two choices, half board(2 meals a day) and full board(3 meals). We suggest half board as you will most likely eat at least one meal on the island.

Q: Are tips included?

A: No, feel free to tip as you feel is deserved.

Q: How does the fuel cost work?

A: It depends on use. Think of it like a car rental. You fill as needed. Depending on the size of the boat will depend how much it burns, but sailboats generally don't use much. You should estimate an extra $100-$150 USD per person per week.

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