Experience the stunning beauty and relaxed sailing of the British Virgin Islands, where steady trade winds guide you through a true island paradise. Discover crystal-clear waters, boulder-formed caves, and picture-perfect beaches, all paired with oceanfront resorts and vibrant island dining.

With easy island-to-island sailing, consistent breezes, and protected waters, this trip is perfect for less experienced sailors or those seeking a laid-back escape. Enjoy line-of-sight navigation and countless scenic anchorages, with evenings spent ashore soaking in the Caribbean atmosphere.

Each day, set sail for a new destination—experiencing the best of the Caribbean through sun-filled adventures, rich maritime history, and total relaxation.

We set sail from the Marina base in Road Town harbor. Crossing the Sir Francis Drake channel for a night in the great harbor at Peter Island. Here you will settle into your luxurious yacht, enjoy snorkeling, swimming, or just relaxing onboard.

Dinner prepared aboard.

Overnight mooring : Peter Island

At The Baths, the beach reflects the island’s volcanic origins, with massive granite boulders forming scenic grottos open to the sea. There’s something for everyone—adventurers can explore hidden grotto rooms illuminated by shafts of light, snorkelers can discover coral ledges and caves, sunbathers can relax on the white sand, and swimmers can enjoy the sparkling clear waters.

In the afternoon, we sail to Leverick Bay on the shores of the stunning North Sound of Virgin Gorda—a Caribbean paradise for sailors and water sports and one of the most beautiful locations in the West Indies.

Dinner ashore (Not Included) : Leverick Bay Resort

Your Captain will make a reservation!

Overnight mooring : Virgin Gorda, Leverick Bay

Today you’ll sail from North Gorda Sound to Monkey Point, one of the most iconic spots in the British Virgin Islands National Park, where swimming and snorkeling feel like being in an aquarium! Lunch will be served aboard the yacht before we continue to Cane Garden Bay to explore a bit of local history. No trip to the Islands is complete without learning about rum—a visit to the Callwood Rum Distillery offers a taste of over 200 years of Caribbean tradition at the region’s oldest continuously operating pot distillery.

Dinner prepared aboard.

Overnight mooring : Tortola Island, Cane Garden Bay

This morning we will rise early and head over to Sandy Cay National Park where you will enjoy breakfast aboard with a spectacular view! Spending the morning at Sandy Cay and enjoying a deserted island in paradise. Later in the afternoon sailing on to Jost Van Dyke … located just to the north and west of Tortola, the heights of Jost Van Dyke rise majestically from a turquoise sea. Great Harbour is a popular day anchorage offering a beautiful beach and snorkeling along the reef. A wide selection of restaurants and bars line the beach, including the famous Soggy Dollar Bar, Hendo’s Hideout, and more. Great Harbour is an excellent overnight anchorage and is home to the famous Foxy’s Tamarind Bar & Restaurant.

Dinner Ashore (Not Included): Foxy’s Tamarind Bar & Restaurant Your Captain will make a reservation!

Overnight mooring : Jost Van Dyke, Great Harbour

Departing Great Harbour on Jost Van Dyke, we cruise to Soper’s Hole for a relaxed morning of boutique shopping, island culture, and lunch aboard. In the afternoon, we sail on to Norman Island and anchor at the renowned Bight. Known for its scenic hillsides and exceptional snorkeling, Norman Island is a favorite stop on any BVI charter. The famous caves at Treasure Point offer an unforgettable snorkeling experience, where you can swim through flooded grottoes and discover vibrant marine life beneath shimmering, colorful cave walls.

Dinner prepared aboard.

Overnight mooring : Norman Island; The Bight

Another early morning move to The Indians to enjoy some snorkeling at Indians which is regarded as one of the best shallow dives in the BVIs! These four rocky pinnacles rise and descend roughly the same fifty feet above and below the water surface, which form abundant coral gardens, a 15-foot tunnel, lots of fish and an underwater cavern. Later sailing on up the Sir Francis Drake channel to Cooper Island, a beautiful island with a protected anchorage at Manchioneel Bay, and plenty of activities to offer.

Dinner Ashore (Not Included): Cooper Island Beach Club - Your Captain will make a reservation!

Overnight mooring : Cooper Island; Manchioneel Bay

Enjoy your last morning on the water. We’ll dock in the marina by 11 am. The modern facilities at the marina, such as showers, a spa, and restaurants, will be accessible if you want to freshen up before transferring to the airport for your departure flight.