Everyone can experience the British Virgin Islands by sea. Referred to as the sailing capital of the Caribbean, the BVI offers the finest and safest sailing in the world. The only thing you'll need is a spirit for adventure.

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The BVI has the consistency of the Caribbean trade winds, clear blue water, islands close enough for a day sail, and sunshine every day. Winds generally blow northeast to southeast at 10-25 knots, and are sometimes stronger in the winter months. From the main capital island of Tortola, sailers have incredible variety in a cruising area that is about 32 miles long and 15 miles wide. A sailing vacation gives you the freedom to create your own itinerary amid the sixty islands and cay's that form the BVI. Host to many yacht clubs, the BVI Spring Regatta features three days of exciting festivities and competition. Over 100 yachts will participate this year.

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British Virgin Islands Bareboat Charters
For the experienced sailor, a bare boat vacation is the ideal sea excursion. Captain your own boat and explore secluded islands that are only accessible by boat such Diamond Cay and Prickly Pear Island.

British Virgin Islands Crewed Charter
A crewed yacht package allows you the ultimate in luxury. With exquisite cuisine and beautiful vistas, your captain can guide you through exciting dive sites such as the Wreck of the Rhone, as well as swimming and snorkeling at the geological wonder, The Baths.

British Virgin Islands Day Sail

Even if you choose to stay at a land-based hotel, you can charter a yacht for a day sail and dive, swim, snorkel, or explore the national parks on uninhabited islands such as Great Camanoe and Fallen Jerusalem.

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