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The British Virgin Islands are an archipelago located in the Caribbean and are part of the British mainland. It comprises four main islands, Jost Van Dyke, Anegada, Virgin Gorda and Tortola. The British Virgin Islands have more than 60 cays and smaller islands, ideal for visiting by boat. The capital, Road Town, is on the largest island, Tortola. It is famous for its colourful architecture and for having a protected park with tropical flora. In this city you can rent a sailboat, with or without Skipper, to sail around this famous archipelago.
If you rent a sailboat in the Caribbean, you can sail and visit any beach you want. Visit Apple Bay beach, where you will find the best waves for surf. Another beach you should visit is Cane Garden Bay which has calm waves and is sheltered from the wind, ideal for an overnight stay aboard a boat. An unspoilt beach to visit is Loblolly Bay, one of the best beaches in the world. Another idea is to rent a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands and spends the day at Elizabeth Beach, a great place to spend time with the family and enjoy the scenery.
Sailboat rentals in the British Virgin Islands have gained considerable popularity over the last few years. We recommend you rent your boat in advance. SamBoat has several sailboats at your disposal so you can sail the Caribbean Sea. If you rent a boat you can go island hopping to have a unique experience visiting the British Virgin Islands. Start your tour on Tortola Island, then visit Norman Island and Peter Island. You can spend three days visiting these three islands. However, if you wish to sail for longer, you are guaranteed a week's sailing in Virgin Gorda and Anega.
In low season sailboat rental prices start from 180 euros depending on the type of boat. When it comes to hiring a sailboat in the British Virgin Islands, the prices vary depending on the time of the season. In the high season, the demand for boat rentals increases along with the prices. To rent any of the boats available in the catalogue, we suggest that you start searching two months in advance and start the process immediately.
To rent a boat in the British Virgin Islands you do not need a licence. However, you will need to prove you have sailing experience. It is recommended to have a nautical CV detailing your previous sailing experience.
If you don't have a license, don't worry, you can still enjoy the sailing experience. You can rent any boat from the catalogue but with a skipper. Ask the skippers for suggestions on local restaurants and hidden coves for an even better sailing route.
SamBoat offers a vast range of boats to hire from 60€/day. Choose from a wide selection of sailboats, motorboats, RIBs, catamarans, and canal boats. With the best offers, SamBoat helps you to find the ideal yacht charter in the Caribbean for the perfect vacation.
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Visiting the British Virgin Islands means direct flights into St. Thomas from a number of major US airport hubs and easy private jetport options and then a short ferry or water taxi ride into the BVIs.
The Virgin Islands has the largest number of charter yachts to choose from in both size and style. Inclusive pricing and the best values compared to any other location make the VIs the most popular charter destination .
The 35 mile island chain of British Virgin Islands has options — from busy harbors to quiet out of the way spots but always with clear blue Caribbean sea. Plus lots of calm tranquil anchorages!
Enjoy the BVI aboard Gypsy Princess , a 45 ft Lagoon. This popular charter yacht has 3 queen cabins with ensuites, both forward and aft cockpits, a fly bridge and a social salon. Recycling is a breeze for this certified green team, a clean team and dream team, with innovative fun ideas and locally sourced food sublimely served. Biff and Amy between them are instructors in the skills of: sailing, powerboating, waterskiing, windsurfing, wakeboarding and paddle boarding.
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Chartering a BVI yacht gives you the freedom to forget the stresses of modern life. Board your charter yacht at Nanny Cay Marina just a mini sail to a choice of several overnight anchorages. Lunch, sail, snorkel, happy hour, dinner – you will effortlessly glide into the quality of a tailormade liveaboard vacation . Circumnavigate Tortola with a crew to familiarize you with the secret hideaways and popular hotspots around the BVI. Anegada, North Sound – the millionaire’s playground – and the Baths for the scenic beauty. Jost Van Dyke is a must with White Bay being home to aqua waters and the Soggy Dollar Bar (because you must swim ashore) or the famous Foxy’s in Great Harbour.
Leave your watch and phone in your cabin for your swim ashore only to realize three days later you never even thought to pull them out again!
Bagheera is a big spacious beauty of a cat. 4 queen cabins make this a perfect fit for either a group of 8 adults or a family. The crew of 3 believe in having fun and in the motto “he who has the most toys” wins. It is a registered fishing vessel but also has a whole host of other equipment for a fun-filled charter.
Travelers diverge as they make their choices – there is no set itinerary. Depending on where you start and whether the tradewinds are slightly north of east or slightly south, you could start with the southern route heading to the outer islands of Norman, Peter, Cooper, or Salt. If you sail up the north shore you may choose Cane Garden Bay, Sandy Spit, or Camenoe. Still to explore are Trellis Bay, Virgin Gorda, and onto Anegada. With more than 60 small islands and bays, you may return again and again to visit old favorites and explore new hideaways.
Elysium , a majestic Privilege 615 cat, has three cabins, each with an ensuite to define comfort afloat. Attention to detail and elegant woodwork are the hallmark of this yacht. Elysium caters for the fun-loving and adventurous, with vibrant crew, Matt and Tara, who have more than ten years’ experience at the helm. With a collective wealth of knowledge of watersports, food, and exploring, they look forward to welcoming you on board!
Islands strung like a necklace curve over 35 miles from St. Thomas, USVI in the west into the British Virgin Islands ending at Anegada. The eastern tip of the British Virgin Islands join the Atlantic Ocean to the north and the Caribbean Sea to the south. Nature’s bounty has gifted the Virgin Islands with islands to shelter the sailor from large ocean swells and provide numerous options for calm harbors, white sand beaches and reefs that can be easily spotted in the bright tropical sun.
Start at Trellis Bay, Beef Island Airport in the heart of the island chain and head north to Anegada, after a stop at North Sound, to find deserted swathes of empty beaches. Leave your signature footprints in the sand. Dine and dance barefoot under the stars, it is all part of your unique experience of the outer islands.
Paddle boarding, snorkeling, or scuba diving are all optional activities from your floating vacation in the Virgins. Perfect for sailing, never out of sight of land with your next stop just a short distance away, the Virgins define easy living.
This Lagoon 62 has 4 queen cabins, lounging areas and a fly bridge with a wine fridge. 3 crew enjoy regular rave reviews for both delectable cuisine and lots of energetic watersports activity. Silver service, sailing and the sea will help you de-stress, relax and recharge.
Visiting the BVI onboard a crewed yacht is a fantastic way to see the islands. Each island has unique qualities from deserted bays to hopping beach bars. Whether you want to try a new experience such as diving or kick back and relax, our pristine fleet of yachts will deliver.
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Majestic Mount Sage is the BVI’s highest peak and dominates Tortola. From secluded white sandy beaches to bustling Road Town, there is something here for everyone.
This island is the shape of a reclining woman, or so Christopher Columbus thought! Home of the famous Baths and with some of the most stunning scenery in the Caribbean, Virgin Gorda is a must see.
Jost Van Dyke is the smallest of the four main islands and is rugged with few inhabitants. Famous for Foxy’s , home of the best New Year party in the Caribbean.
Miles of sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Discover more by hiring a scooter – spot the flamingos on the salt pond, discover kite boarding and finish with the perfect lobster dinner.
Would you recommend Best of BVI Boats? – Yes, Penny Compton went above and beyond, was gracious and made this trip possible!
Thank you so much Penny, for all your help and advice during this process. We will remember this trip for ever. We would certainly recommend you as an agent, the boat itself, the crew and the locations we have been to.
I also want to thank you for the excellent service and help you provided me getting the vacation set-up. I will recommend your services and that of Xenia 62 to anyone looking for an outstanding vacation.
Would you recommend Best of BVI Boats? – Absolutely! Penny was GREAT. She bent over backwards to work with us when we had an issue with our first yacht choice. Everything was top notch and I will definitely be calling Penny again if we plan another trip.
Would you recommend Best of BVI Boats? – YES!! 100%. I made some inquiries with a few other companies and their service did not compare to Penny. Not even close!!!!!
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If your crewed charter yacht does not offer onboard diving then fear not, rendezvous diving can be arranged.
A local dive company will pick you up direct from your charter yacht at a pre-determined location and take you for a one- or two-tank dive to experience the BVI below the water. This is an excellent option if only a couple of guests wish to dive or can work equally as well if all your group are interested. If your charter yacht offers minimal onboard diving, then rendezvous diving can also work if you wanted to add a few more dives during your charter.
Rendezvous diving is at additional cost, payable locally. The dive company provides all gear.
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Once we receive your request, we will confirm the availability of the boat, as well as check for alternative ones. To ensure your experience is the best it can be, we may contact you to discuss your request in detail. Let us do the research for you - free of charge.
You can get in touch with the captain as soon as you’ve completed your booking. Our captains are highly qualified and knowledgeable about their locality.
The Charter Fee is an additional, obligatory cost, which typically includes the end cleaning of the boat, home port fees, and linen & towels. The details of the charter fee differ depending on the boat, location and charter partner.
There are marina fees and fuel costs which vary depending on the type, duration and location of your sailing holiday. Marina fees need to be paid at each marina you choose to dock overnight - the amount varies but you may be able to find this information in advance by contacting the marinas directly. Fuel costs depend on whether you’re sailing a motorboat or a sailboat. You can estimate fuel costs by double-checking your chosen boat’s engine, and the expected distance you aim to sail.
Sail around the British Virgin Islands or short BVI in your boat rental to discover this little piece of paradise. Incredible sandy beaches, palm trees and turquoise waters await you in this part of the Caribbean. Tortola, the biggest of the British Virgin Islands, is filled with white sandy beaches. From here you can depart and explore the other beautiful spots the islands have to offer.
Sailing in the BVI is a wonderful thing when renting a boat here, but the islands have so much more to offer.
Cane Garden Bay is a stunning beach where you get to relax for the day. The turquoise waters invite you for a swim - you can even rent beach chairs here
Go snorkelling while vacationing on the British Virgin islands . Visit Anegada , the most Northern of the islands, for the most amazing snorkelling vacation
Find out how the people on the islands make traditional rum by going on a tour in the Callwood Rum Distillery
Cyril B. Romney Tortola Pier Park is the place to go when you want to go on a shopping spree
Visit Soper's Hole Wharf & Marina in Tortola for its colourful waterfront and picturesque houses
Sail towards the sunset from Virgin Gorda for the most beautiful views
Mount Sage National Park takes you on a hiking adventure through beautiful rainforests and to the highest points of Tortola, where you get the most amazing views
The island Sandy Cay is uninhabited and offers the most amazing secluded beaches. You have to come here to swim in the turquoise waters surrounded by white sand and palm trees. This is paradise!
White Bay Beach is a great spot for swimming and snorkelling. See the underwater world from up close
The Baths is a wonderful coastline full of unique rock formations and unexpected pools of water. When coming to the British Virgin Islands you have to see this!
Smuggler’s Cove is more than a serene beach. It used to be a gathering place for pirates, but today you come here for a relaxing day on the beach
Casual dining in the British Virgin Islands:
Sugar and Spice offers delicious Caribbean food. Customers regularly recommend the empanadas which are so delicious that you will probably come back very soon. You have to try the highly praised beef empanadas here!
B-Line Beach Bar is a fantastic place to grab a quick bite to eat. Try the ribs and chicken in this little beach shack before heading out on your boat rental again
Beach restaurants in the British Virgin Islands:
CocoMaya is located right on the Virgin Gorda Beachfront and offers a fantastic mix between Asian and Latin flavours. You will taste a lot of interesting flavours in your mouth. On the weekends there is a DJ playing great tunes to create an amazing atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to relax after a long day out on your boat
Hog Heaven is a great restaurant for, you might have already guessed it right, all things pork. The pulled pork sandwich is an all time favourite amongst customers
Fine dining in the British Virgin Islands:
Brandywine Estate Restaurant : This elegant restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy a fabulous dinner after a day out on a boat. The grilled lobster and the paella are highly praised dishes you have to try here!
Dove Restaurant is a great spot to enjoy an excellent dinner. Try something unusual like beetroot gnocchi or go for something a bit more common, but equally delicious like the crispy fries.
Nigel’s Boom Boom Beach Bar & Grill is literally just a little shack next to Smuggler’s Cove and perfect for a refreshing drink, including a speciality named “Double D”. If you want to grab a quick bite to eat, there are a couple of things you can have from the grill
Saba Rock is an elegant looking wooden bar with the most beautiful sea views where you can grab a refreshing drink and enjoy the pleasant atmosphere
Quito's Bar and Restaurant is well-known for the fantastic live music you get to enjoy here while sipping on a refreshing cocktail and grabbing a quick bite to eat
Archeologists estimate that the first settlers already arrived on the British Virgin Islands in 1500 BC, but the first known inhabitants of the island are Arawaks, who came here from South America. When Christopher Columbus arrived on the island in 1493 many things changed for the indigenous population. The islands became a playground for the colonial European powers Spain, the Netherlands, the French and the British, but the English were the ones who ultimately took control of the islands in 1672. Sugar cane and cotton were mainly produced here by slaves.
1780 Lower Estate Sugar Works is now a museum showing what life used to be like on the islands, including slavery. Make sure to stop by for a little history lesson.
Her Majesty's Prison Museum is an interesting museum explaining how the law was enforced back in the day and what life was like in the prison. You definitely wouldn’t want to get in trouble hearing those stories!
With many stories of pirates rummaging around the Caribbean in the 1700s and other fascinating tales of the sea, it doesn’t come as a surprise that there are a few myths surrounding the BVIs as well. One of them is the story about the British Isle Mermaids, a pair of mermaids who were always seen together between 1807 and 1828. One was said to be of Caucasian and the other of African descent. The sightings of these two mermaids might have stopped, but there are still regular reports of unusual sightings in the area.
The British Virgin islands are blessed with a tropical climate, meaning that you get to enjoy a lot of warm and sunny days, but need to be aware of hurricane season between August and October when it’s probably not the best time to sail around the area - even as an experienced sailor. The summers are incredibly hot and humid whereas the winter months from December until March are milder, but still warm. This is the perfect time to go on a sailing trip to the BVI . Temperatures average around 25 degrees during this time of year and the winds are not as strong as during other periods of the year. You can also swim in the sea during this time.
If you want to sail in stronger winds and without the crowds, you should come to the British Virgin Islands in May or June.
A BVI boat rental is probably not the cheapest holiday you can book, but it is so worth it! Expect to pay 606 EUR per person per day on average for a catamaran. Renting a sailboat in the British Virgin islands will cost you 120 EUR per person per day on average.
Bear in mind that these are only average prices and that you can find cheaper or more expensive boats depending on the season, the size of the boat, the number of passengers and the age of the boat.
You should choose your boat for a sailing adventure in the British Virgin Islands according to the type of holiday you envision in the Caribbean. If you just want to relax on deck or on some of the most beautiful secluded beaches the world has to offer, you would charter a different type of boat in BVI than the one you would rent when you want to practice your sailing skills and want to have a more adventurous sailing experience.
Pros of renting a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands
One of the major advantages of a catamaran rental in the British Virgin Islands is that they have a shallow draft. This makes them the perfect boat to explore all the scenic secluded beaches, bays and caves this part of the Caribbean has to offer.
Another advantage of renting a catamaran is the fact that they are equipped with a sail as well as an engine, making them prepared for all kinds of circumstances at sea. You can happily set your sail when the wind is blowing, but can retire to using the engine should the wind suddenly stop blowing. This is a great thing, because you don’t have to wait at sea for the wind to pick up again.
One of the great things about catamarans is their size. They are often more spacious than other types of boats and it won’t feel like you are in a tiny cabin on board a boat when going to sleep at night, but it will feel more like a comfortable room on board a hotel on water.
One of the most popular catamarans to rent in the British Virgin Islands is Catamaran Leopard 45 which comes with a spacious kitchen and dining area. Up to 10 people can sleep on board and you can rent it with or without a captain, depending on your personal preferences. Just bear in mind that hiring a captain is connected to additional costs.
Cons of renting a catamaran in the British Virgin Islands
One of the downsides of renting a catamaran can be their size. While it might seem like a major advantage at first glance, it might cause you some trouble later on when trying to find a mooring spot in one of the marinas. There are plenty of spots for mooring in the BVI, but it can become quite crowded during high season.
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Pros of renting a sailboat in the British Virgin Islands
Renting a sailboat in the BVI comes with the advantage that they are run by wind, not fuel. This makes them cheaper than other types of boats. You can sail when the wind is blowing and use the fuel that mother nature provides.
One of the most popular sailboats to rent in the British Virgin Islands is Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 419 which offers hot water on board and snorkelling equipment for some extra fun on your sailing holiday.
Cons of renting a sailboat in the British Virgin Islands
One of the downsides of a sailboat rental in the BVI is the fact that they are dependent on the wind in order to move forward. Should the wind suddenly stop blowing, you’re stuck at sea and have to wait until it picks up again. It can become incredibly frustrating if you want to go somewhere in particular and it means that you might have to wait for a few hours to actually get there.
Pros of renting a motorboat in the British Virgin Islands
Motorboats are often faster than other types of boats, making them the perfect choice for your sailing experience in the British Virgin Islands if you want to tick as many secluded bays, beaches and caves off your list as you can.
Another advantage of chartering a motorboat in the BVI is the fact that they have a shallow draft. This allows them to sail closer to the shore and get as close to the many hidden bays and beaches as possible. If that wasn’t the case, you might miss out on seeing some places that truly look like paradise.
One of the most popular motorboats to rent in the British Virgin Islands is luxury Motorboat Hatteras 86 which offers space for up to 8 people. This boat comes with a crew taking care of you on your sailing holiday in the BVI. The elegant and spacious interior is perfect for anyone wanting to sail in style.
Cons of renting a motorboat in the British Virgin Islands
One of the downsides of chartering a motorboat in the British Virgin Islands is the fact that they run on fuel - and fuel is expensive. This won’t change in the near future either. You will have to keep in mind that you might get a juicy bill in addition to your bareboat charter in the British Virgin Islands. If you don’t want to spend too much on fuel, you should be mindful of how fast and often you drive your motorboat. This can really make a difference in your additional costs.
Motorboat rental in the British Virgin Islands
If you want to explore the British Virgin Islands in style and have the necessary cash on hand, we would recommend you to charter a private luxury yacht. A luxury holiday on a yacht charter in the BVI is a real treat. One of the most popular luxury yachts to rent in this part of the Caribbean is Motorboat Horizon 52 which offers stylish bedrooms that don’t make you feel like you’re sleeping on a boat. There might only be enough room for up to four people on board, but these four lucky people will have the best time! On the main deck there is enough space to soak up the sun all afternoon.
Charter a luxury yacht in Tortola, British Virgin Islands
For a BVI boat rental, there is no boat licence required, but you should ensure to detail your previous sailing experiences as the local authorities want to have this information.
If you want to have a relaxing sailing vacation without having to worry about anything, you should hire a skipper in addition to your boat rental in BVI. An experienced skipper is going to take care of operating and navigating the boat while you sunbathe on deck or enjoy a delicious meal.
One of the most scenic routes in the British Virgin Islands is taking you from Tortola to visit some of the most beautiful sights.
Sail from Tortola to Norman Island : Tortola is the largest of the British Virgin Islands and offers you stunning views as well as picturesque towns and wonderful sandy beaches. Explore the island before heading to Norman island. Head down Sir Francis Drake Channel to get there. It won’t take you long at all to get there, so make sure that you include a stor two along the way to admire the natural beauty. On Norman Island you can explore some of the most scenic caves and cliffs amongst turquoise waters.
Sail from Norman Island to Cooper Island : Cooper Island is probably best known for its sandy beaches and fantastic snorkelling opportunities. Wreck diving is also an option if you want to discover the world under water. Don’t miss out on seeing a beautiful sunset in the evening!
Sail from Cooper Island to The Baths and to The Bitter End Yacht Club in Virgin Gorda : The Baths are a stunning sight where you can walk in crystal clear waters underneath the most amazing rock formations. The Bitter End Yacht Club in Virgin Gorda is one of the best resorts on the island. You are definitely in for a treat!
Sail from the Bitter End Yacht Club in Virgin Gorda to Beef Island , otherwise known as Anegada : Before you head out on your boat, treat yourself to a nice breakfast at Winston’s Bakery . It shouldn’t take you more than two hours to get there, but keep in mind that you have to sail around some reefs that you don’t want to destroy along the way. You can find the longest coral reef in the Caribbean in Anegada - definitely something you shouldn’t miss.
Sail from Anegada or Beef Island to Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke : If you don’t like long sailing adventures, you should not sail this route without a stop at Sandy Cay. It’s the perfect spot to split your sailing adventure in two while discovering a magical uninhabited island surrounded by turquoise waters and filled with white sandy beaches. Once in Jost Van Dyke, you should discover the Bubbling Pool.
Sail from Jost Van Dyke to Peter Island : Before sailing to Peter Island, you get to see something really magical in Jost Van Dyke. Take your time to watch the sea turtles! They are one of the highlights when visiting the island. Sail to Peter Island where you can relax at White Bay Beach or anchor in Little Harbour . You can find a very luxurious resort on the island which is also home to a fabulous restaurant. If you want to treat yourself while on vacation here, you should definitely put this on your bucket list.
Sail from Peter Island back to Road Town, Tortola : Your sailing adventure is coming to an end and you’re sailing back to where it all started. Before heading home, you should enjoy your time being back on land. Go for a shopping spree in Cyril B. Romney Tortola Pier Park or head into the rainforest and up Sage mountain to enjoy the stunning view. After a long day of shopping and exploring the island, you should end the day with a delicious dinner in one of the fabulous restaurants Tortola has to offer.
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