British Virgin Islands. Sixty islands — the boat is the only way to see them all.
The Baths at Virgin Gorda are a boulder maze you reach by dinghy. Jost Van Dyke is a 2,000-person island with the Caribbean's most famous beach bar. Anegada's reef is the third-largest barrier reef in the western hemisphere. Road Town on Tortola is the base — from there, every BVI island is 15 to 75 minutes by fast boat.
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Prices from, for 1 to 12 guests — firm quote within hours (captain, fuel, insurance, fees included).
The Baths, Jost Van Dyke, Anegada — the BVI is built for boats.
The BVI has Road Town (Tortola) as the main port and government hub. Three main marinas: Road Town ferry dock, Soper's Hole (West End, nearest to Jost Van Dyke), Nanny Cay. Virgin Gorda has its own ferry dock at The Valley and a marina at Spanish Town. Anegada is reached from Virgin Gorda or direct from Road Town (75 min fast boat).
The Baths of Virgin Gorda
Massive granite boulders on a white-sand beach, carved by the sea into grottos and pools. The dinghy run in is 5 minutes — we handle it, you swim through.
Jost Van Dyke: Foxy's and White Bay
White Bay's Soggy Dollar Bar and Foxy's Tamarind Bar are Caribbean institutions. A 25-minute hop from Road Town, skipping the public ferry queue.
Anegada's reef and lobster
The most remote BVI island — 15-mile flat coral atoll, snorkeling on the barrier reef, lobster for lunch at Setting Point. A full day well spent.
Where we pick you up.
- Scrub Island Resort
- Rosewood Little Dix Bay (Virgin Gorda)
- Long Bay Beach Resort
- Oil Nut Bay
- Road Town Ferry Dock
- Soper's Hole Marina (West End)
- Nanny Cay Marina
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