Sailing charter in the nautical paradise of the British Virgin Islands (BVI)

Our route begins with the arrival to San Juan de Puerto Rico, a magnificent colonial city whose perfectly preserved old town exudes history from every corner.



From there, the best way to reach the Virgin Islands is to take a short flight of just 30 minutes by air taxi. The experience is worth it: from the air you can see the grandeur of this marine archipelago. When we land in Tortola, the boat awaits us, anchored just 200 meters away.



Road Town. The capital and most important port of the islands, it is the only city as such in the archipelago and concentrates a large part of its population.



After a short sail, we will anchor in the crystal clear waters of Cane Garden Bay, where we will enjoy the first swim and rest from the trip from Spain.



The next day, we will head to Sandy Cay, a small dream island where we will feel like real Robinsones. After a short cruise, we will arrive at Jost Van Dyke, where we will anchor in the picturesque Great Harbor.



After a restorative rest, we will continue to Norman Island to anchor at The Bight. That night we will enjoy the lively nightlife in one of the most charming places in the Caribbean: The Pirates.



With renewed energy, in the morning we will explore the famous caves of Norman Island, a paradise for scuba divers. Legend has it that these caves inspired Robert L. Stevenson to write Treasure Island.



After lunch, we will sail to Beef Island and Marina Cay, one of the most picturesque ports in the region, where we will continue to alternate moorings on virgin and populated islands, each with a unique charm.



After another special night, we will head to Virgin Gorda and its famous The Baths, considered one of the best places for snorkeling in the entire Caribbean. Here, too, we can refuel before enjoying the last two days of sailing between deserted islands, completely disconnecting from civilization.



Finally, we will return to Tortola to take the air taxi back to San Juan de Puerto Rico, where we can make one last stop to smooth the transition between paradise and daily routine.



Note: The itinerary may vary slightly and, in case of changes, they will always be agreed with the entire crew (for example, staying longer on an island by popular acclamation).