Yacht Rental British Virgin Islands
Discover beautiful beaches and pristine water on a private yacht rental, walk between the boulders, follow hallowed pirate trails, sunbathe and swim on a Virgin Island. Experience the Virgin Island sailing yacht rental vacation!
There’s a reason it’s such a magnificent spot for yachting and rental yacht in the British Virgin Islands. Plenty of boats of all varieties are available for your Caribbean yacht rentals, from sailing monohulls and catamarans to power cats, cabin cruisers, and luxury yachts. A British Virgin Islands yacht rental itinerary is extremely flexible. The cruising ground presents myriad opportunities for enjoyment. Charming and beautiful, the British Virgin Islands includes more than 60 islands, spread like emeralds between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic. Secluded anchorages and beautiful sunsets, with a bit of laid-back fun partying in the beachside bars. Contact us to book the Virgin Island sailing vacation by private yacht rental with your family or friends.
When Captain Cook came to the Virgin Islands, he was impressed by their pristine beauty and named them the Virgin Islands.
Start your discovery of the Caribbean by chartering a crewed motor yacht rental from the beautiful British Virgin Islands. Here are the places to visit on your British Virgin Islands yacht rental.
Luxurious resorts, spellbinding spas, pristine white sands and ultramarine waters, a pastel-painted row of 18th-century wood and stone houses, churches, and colonial prison confirm the attraction.
Anegada is almost flat and a fishing island. Except for Anegada, all other islands are volcanic and have views of lush green peaks leading into crystal clear coves that you'll discover on the yacht rental BVI.
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Day 1
Day 1 Road Town to Cooper Island
Welcome aboard to your British Virgin Islands yacht rental vacation! One of the smallest of the British Virgin Islands, sandy beach and abundant marine life offers excellent swimming and snorkeling on many sailing itineraries in the British Virgin Islands. Cooper Island in the beautiful British Virgin Islands was formerly known as Bergen Island when it belonged to the Sweden-Norway administration until 1905. In Cooper Island, it is easy to access the area on a private yacht charter. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.
Day 2
Day 2 Cooper Island to The Baths, Virgin Gorda
On the second day of your virgin island sailing vacation, we will set sail to the Baths, Virgin Gorda early in the morning. One of the farthest British Virgin Islands, Virgin Gorda is home to the world-famous Baths – a series of giant smooth granite boulders strewn. You should go to the "Baths" in Virgin Gorda, the most photographed natural place of the Virgin Islands. House-sized rocks are worth seeing, isolated cave baths are ideal spots for swimming. Hikers will enjoy a 10-minute walk to the top of the mountain where there's a restaurant, pool, bar, and shops. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here on your private boat.
Day 3
Day 3 The Baths, Virgin Gorda to North Sound, Virgin Gorda
We will set sail to North Sound, Virgin Gorda early in the morning. The North Sound of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is everyone’s dream. North Sound has always been known as a yachting center. North Sound is one of the BVI’s best-known destinations. North Sound, Virgin Gorda is an ideal place for exploring water sports, hiking, and boating. For those looking for solitude, you can make a stop at Eustacia Reef, which is full of fish and coral. For those looking for adrenaline, try your hand at kitesurfing or laser racing at Bitter End Yacht Club. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.
Day 4
Day 4 North Sound, Virgin Gorda to Anegada
On the fourth day of your virgin island sailing, we will set sail to Anegada early in the morning. Anegada is the most northerly of the group of islands that form the archipelago of the BVI. Anegada is the jewel of the Virgin Islands. Anegada is characterized by its nearly flat elevation, the striking coral reefs that surround it, secluded sandy beaches, and clear springs bubbling from coral beds. It is the only coral atoll island in the entire Caribbean. A sleepy, magical beauty and a naturalist's dream - giant iguanas, flamingos, great trails, and endless beaches. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here on the private boat.
Day 5
Day 5 Anegada to Trellis Bay, Marina Cay
We will set sail to Trellis Bay early in the morning. A shimmering sea of azure blue with emerald reefs. Trellis Bay offers an interesting and fun combination of restaurants, water sports, entertainment, local artists, and local crafts. Then We will head to the remote tropical paradise Marina Cay, just off the east end of Tortola. This is one of the hiding places you've read about the Caribbean islands. The deep blue sea embracing the slopes and shores covered with bougainvillea. This is a place for several beach bars, boat rides, and some excellent snorkeling. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.
Day 6
Day 6 Trellis Bay, Marina Cay to Great Harbour Jost Van Dyke
We will be cruising to Jost Van Dyke in the morning while you are having breakfast aboard. Jost Van Dyke is a small, picturesque island that is located in the north-western of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. It's the Great Harbour Jost Van Dyke, which can only be reached by boat. Relax in the afternoon at pristine White Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches in the entire Caribbean. Jost Van Dyke may be in the middle of nowhere but the beach at Grand Harbor is surrounded by half a dozen island-style beach bars. Dinner and overnight stay will be held here.
Day 7
Day 7 Great Harbour Jost Van Dyke to The Bight Norman Island
Norman Island sits East of St. John and just seven miles south of Tortola at the southern tip of the British Virgin Islands. You will need your passport and go through customs to visit Norman Island since it is in British territory. Norman Island, a completely uninhabited island. Norman Island legends are still teeming with tales of an unfounded pirate treasure. "The Bight", a massive bay perfect for water sports is here too. Norman Island is definitely a place to have a look at on your yacht charter holiday in the Caribbean. Also, you will find here the best snorkeling dive places in the Caribbean. You'll spend the last night of your virgin island sailing yacht rental vacation here on thee private boat.
Day 8
Day 8 The Bight Norman Island to Road Town
The capital city, Road Town has numerous shopping and dining outlets to offer visitors as well as leisure amenities. We hope you had a pleasant yacht rental cruising and we want to host you on a charter yacht next time on another yacht rental voyage.
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about additional yachts for charter available in the area.
