British Virgin Islands

Steady Trade Winds. The alluring promise of steady trade wind sailing a limited development of restaurants and marinas, plus line-of-sight navigation between the 33-odd islands still make the British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary (BVI) a true sailor’s favorite; windy, but not too windy, and never far from a rum punch. This is quintessential chartering territory, a playground where you can expect a certain laid-back ‘Britishness’.

Easy Navigation. The small tidal range – a mere 12in (30cm) – and the sheltered waters mean that even novice sailors can enjoy island hopping from Tortola, although many more experienced sailors also travel to the islands each year to relax and lazily crisscross the Sir Francis Drake Channel without the hassles of customs clearance. Passages between the islands can take as little as half an hour and rarely more than three hours.

… British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary (BVI) a true sailor’s favorite; windy, but not too windy, and never far from a rum punch.

Our Aim. This British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary highlights is designed to ensure that you will discover secluded bights, the very best snorkelling spots, and impossibly gorgeous cays. Designed to give you a flavour of the islands, with so much to do, we create tailored itineraries for all our guests.

1. Day 1

   Tortola

   Day 1 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

2. Day 2

   Cane Garden Bay

   Day 2 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

3. Day 3

   Diving

   Day 3 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

4. Day 4

   Wreck of the Rhone

   Day 4 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

5. Day 5

   am – Callwood Distillery

   Day 5 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

6. Day 6

   The Soggy Dollar

   Day 6 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

7. Day 7

   The Baths

   Day 7 of the British Virgin Islands — full daily narrative coming as atlas extraction continues.

8. Day 8

   Necker island

   Our Aim. This British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary highlights is designed to ensure that you will discover secluded bights, the very best snorkelling spots, and impossibly gorgeous cays. Designed to give you a flavour of the islands, with so much to do, we create tailored itineraries for all our guests. Locals Choice. What to squeeze in 7 days in these wonderful islands for your British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary. To assist us, we used the helpful guidance of our local partners combined with the help of our experienced team. We think we have chosen some amazing spots for you to consider. We love to Hear From You. Why not leave us a comment at the bottom of this blog. Typical Prices. You can sail for $365 USD/ €345 EUR/ £305 GBP/ $495 AUD per person* Home Marina. Most marinas are on the main Island of Tortola, this is where most adventures will begin. You will, on your cruise, not doubt be heading back to the island on more than one occasion, yet you are unlikely to see it’s capital Road Town. You may end up there provisioning, or just to sightsee, but it is worth it. Road Town. The British Virgin Islands Sailing Itinerary’s largest and most developed island includes the chain’s airport (strictly on Beef Island) and is home to a bustling capital Road Town. Here you will find plenty of well-stocked shops selling provisions and souvenirs. Many choose to leave the marina and head for Cooper Island or Peter Island, a short hop over the Sir Francis Drake Channel. As darkn