Discover the more than 30 islands of the British virgin islands. Diving, kayaking, snorkeling. Spectacular sunsets. Discover the BVI onboard a great boat as a Lagoon 40 catamaran. Scuba, kayak, snorkel. Cook onboard or dine in the several restaurants of the islands.

Sailing Holidays/ Staycations in BVI

The British Virgin Islands are a collection of 60 unspoiled islands that make a great 7 day sailing vacation. Catamaran charter guests can visit a different island every day. Explore the natural beauty and first class sailing and charter a catamaran with us. There are a great number of ways to spend 7 nights in the BVI and the good news is they are all fabulous. Here is one example when aboard a catamaran charter in British Virgin Islands.

What to Do BVI / What to see BVI

Night 1 - Evening Start at the Dock. Night 2 - Norman Island, The Bight. Night 3 - Cooper Island, Manchioneel Bay. Night 4 - Virgin Gorda, Leverick Bay. Night 5 - Anegada. Night 6 - Great Harbour, Jost van Dyke. Night 7 - Peter Island / Cooper Island / Norman Island

Bare Boat Charter in Tortola, BVI. Lagoon 50 - 5 Cabin Layout

For ease of sailing raising and lowering main sails a Doyle main sail cradle cover has been added. The exterior upholstery comes with forward and aft cockpit cushions with sunbathing cushions for fly bridge. The helm station on the fly bridge comes with a canvas Bimini with window. All the winches on fly bridge are electric. In the cockpit is a 12 V fridge with a large foldable teak cockpit table. Outside galley with gas barbecue.

Upgraded to 2 x 80 HP yanmars. She has additional fresh water tanks (2 x 46 US GAL).

We equip all our yachts with North American Specs which means 100 V sockets, propane and holding tanks. Gel batteries instead of acid batteries. Inverter aboard and is 12/110V 2000 VA. Air conditioning throughout. Quite flush electric heads instead of manual heads. Water maker at 26 US Gal dessalator
The interior equipment inside has the additional middle port cabin single or double bed and berth in port bow compartment. Total cabins inside is 5 cabins with on single in port compartment. Sleeps 11. Fans in cabin and salon. Freezer 110 L (29 US Gal) in passageway (not with additional fridge). Microwave oven with a grill in the galley. In the starboard bow is a toilet, shower and sink.
The electronics consist of AIS 500 B & G transceiver with Antenna coupling. B & G Zeuss 12 inch display at helm station and VHF. VHF Cable and Antenna in mast. Our boat is equipped with dinghy.

The British Virgin Islands

Do you want to live a wonderful experience in which you can sail along the waters of the British Virgin Islands? This is your great opportunity. With this ship and the route that we propose to you, you will be able to enjoy the trip to the fullest. The virgin islands have special characteristics that make them unique in the world. It is one of the perfect places to sail. And for the experience to be complete, it is advisable to visit the following islands.

The route we propose is the following. It is about knowing the islands, enjoying their landscape and the gastronomy of the islands. We suggest you travel for better enjoyment with a route between the islands that make up Sir Francis Drake Channel: Virgin Gordan, Jost van Dryke and Tortola. It is an incredible route where you can discover the wonders of these places: their keys, their beaches and their reefs.

Fabulous Nanny Cay Marina Vacation - British Isles

Sail through the beautiful and warm waters of the British Isles, there you will enjoy crystal clear turquoise waters and white sand beaches. This destination has more than 60 islands, known for being one of the best places to sail and enjoy the tropical climate.

Route:

• Day 1 Nanny Cay.
• Day 2 Cooper Island.
• Day 3 Marina Cay.
• Day 4 Virgin Gorda.
• Day 5 Jost Van Dyke.
• Day 6 Sandy Cay.
• Day 7 Soper’s hole and return to Nanny Cay.

We tell you a little about the Cooper Islands and Virgin Gordon!

Cooper is a volcanic island, in it you will find Manchioneel Bay which is very quiet and ideal to spend a relaxing afternoon. To the west you will find the Salt beach that offers the best anchorages.
Virgin Gordon Island is famous for its granite rocks of volcanic origin, these are called 'Baths' since their shape is similar to that of a swimming pool. You can also enjoy the rich flora and fauna that the island's beaches offer.

Stretching throughout the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands are a kaleidoscope of aquamarine waters, sun-soaked harbors, and white-sand beaches. Distinct ports of call can be found among the more than 25 pristine islands that make up the BVI. Throw away the to-do list and leave your day to chance, where you can search for turtles off the shores and find yourself gazing across the sea from a hilltop bar. Fill all your senses with spectacular scenery, delectable cuisine, and soft-sand beaches.