British virgin islands
Within the charming archipelago of Salt Island lies the Wreck of the RMS Rhone, one of the best historical dive sites you’ll find on a BVI yacht charter. The vessel sunk during the hurricane of 1867 yet large parts are incredibly still intact.
Uninhabited Ginger Island offers truly unspoilt scuba spots, with waters so clear you can see every detail of the approaching sealife. A luxury yacht charter in the Virgin Islands means rewarding dives every time, whatever your goal.
The sea around Cooper Island is one big coral garden. Swim down to Cistern Point - a favourite spot for charters - to snorkel with blue tang, queen angelfish and rainbow sergeant majors. Hop over to Scrub Island for fishing - it’s the closest Virgin Island marina to the North Drop, where keen anglers hook record-sized game.
Lunch on your yacht charter in the Virgin Islands is served straight from the water. Cast a line off your boat to snare billfish, tuna, wahoo and mahi mahi - have your crew serve it barbequed, au beurre, as carpaccio or sashimi.
The British Virgin Islands (better known as the BVIs) are scattered through a sun-drenched archipelago. An enticing squiggle of bays, beaches and turquoise sea just waiting for yachts to come and explore. Start your BVI yacht charter on Tortola, one of the most stunning anchorages in the whole of the Caribbean . Experience a horseshoe of tropical eden on Jost Van Dyke , where visions of paradise are only enhanced by a trip to Foxy’s beach bar. Find pure relaxation after sailing to Virgin Gorda , a barefoot utopia ringed by sugar-soft sand.
