Yacht Vacations in the BVI
Discover Nature’s Little Secrets
The BVI, known as Nature’s Little Secrets, is a unique grouping of Islands, most of which are uninhabited. Located just 95 miles east of Puerto Rico and only a few miles east of their US counterpart – the US Virgin Islands. With its crystal-clear waters, gentle trade winds and numerous islands to explore, the BVI is a true paradise to experience on your crewed yacht charter. Lush green volcanic landscapes are home to amazing beaches, world class snorkelling and famous beach bars. Whether you like to bar hop, hike, snorkel, partake in water sports or relax in the sun, the BVI has something for everyone. Set your watch to Island time and truly immerse yourself in the relaxed Caribbean vibe. The best time of year to visit the BVI is between November and July.
TRUE PARADISE
Islands
The BVI is made up of around 60 islands, cays, and rocky formations. The main islands are Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke. Each island has its own attractions, history, and vibe which make these islands very special.
MUST-SEES IN BVI
There are a few things not to be missed. Take a look at our favorite anchorages, restaurants, beach bars and shore excursions.
SAMPLE ITINERARY
Having a hard time visualizing your crewed yacht vacation? Take a look at a sample itinerary to get the ideas flowing and plan your trip.
we specialize in power & sailing catamarans
Please see a selection of our favorite yachts below. Click here to view all BVI Yachts >
There are not words to accurately describe the total JOY this trip was for our family! We made so many incredible memories, all thank to you three! We had loads of ROSES (no thorns) lots of LEARNS and endless LAUGHS!! I would not change a thing. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for giving us this magical gift.
From $52,000/week
Scuba
Epic choice
All InclusiveAll Inclusive
The charter rate shown includes the use of the charter yacht with professional crew and onboard equipment.
Also included are all meals and snacks onboard, all beverages from the yachts fully stocked bar along with tea, coffee and non-alcoholic drinks. All water sport activities provided by the yacht and fuel for both the yacht and tender.
Excluded in the rate are airport transfers, shore activities such as shopping, dining or special off yacht activities, port fees, park permits and fishing permits in certain locations. Any premium liquor, wines and champagne that not normally stocked and excessive alcohol consumption will be an additional charge.
Crew Gratuity is separate and is typically 15%-20% of the charter rate. This should be given to your captain at the end of your charter.
I could not have imagined a better trip for our family. We will be forever grateful for your care of us from the wonderful meals, to the itineraries, and of course the water sports adventures. All the boys were able to do and enjoy exactly what they wanted on this fabulous boat. We couldn't have been more comfortable. The rooms are so well appointed, the boat trip was so fun, and the meals-better than any restaurant. It is hard for us to leave. Colt learned so much and will forever be called "Sea-bob." George and I were able to recharge our batteries to start the new year. Our New Year's Eve will forever be a top memory.
From $54,000/week
Scuba
All InclusiveAll Inclusive
The charter rate shown includes the use of the charter yacht with professional crew and onboard equipment.
Also included are all meals and snacks onboard, all beverages from the yachts fully stocked bar along with tea, coffee and non-alcoholic drinks. All water sport activities provided by the yacht and fuel for both the yacht and tender.
Excluded in the rate are airport transfers, shore activities such as shopping, dining or special off yacht activities, port fees, park permits and fishing permits in certain locations. Any premium liquor, wines and champagne that not normally stocked and excessive alcohol consumption will be an additional charge.
Crew Gratuity is separate and is typically 15%-20% of the charter rate. This should be given to your captain at the end of your charter.
