Skippered Yacht Charter BVI

7-NIGHT

Caribbean BVI: Tortola to Tortola

Board and end in Tortola sailing to the world famous islands and anchorages of Virgin Gorda, Cooper Island, Jost Van Dyke and for a more remote experience, the island of Anegada.

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INCLUDES

Cabin with private en-suite washroom
Air-conditioning 8am-10pm
Captain and cook/crew
Fully prepared breakfast, lunch and dinner
Bottled water all day
Drinks: 1 local cocktail each evening made from rum, prosecco not personalized, 1 glass of wine during dinner, fruit juice or soda.
2 sets of sheets and towels per person per week
Beach towels
2 paddle boards, 1 tandem kayak or single kayak dependent upon availability.

EXCLUDES

Flights and transfers
Single supplement of 40%
Extra beverages other than those included
Mandatory destination fee
Hotels pre or post trip
Trip cancellation and medical insurance
Gratuities – more information in resources

Destination fee 2024
USD320 per person paid in advance.
Destination fee 2025
USD320 per person paid in advance.
The destination fee is a mandatory fee paid in advance. It covers the cost of provisions, mooring fees and all costs associated with the yacht such as fuel and water.

Superior cabin 2024
USD192.50 per cabin supplement for superior cabin
Slightly larger cabin size with larger windows at front or rear of boat.

Superior cabin 2025
USD209 per cabin supplement for superior cabin
Slightly larger cabin size with larger windows at front or rear of boat.

Transfers optional
One-way: Tortola Airport or Road town ferry to Hodges Creek marina: USD32 up to 2 passengers.
Round trip: Tortola Airport or Road town ferry to Hodges Creek marina - Hodges Creek marina to Tortola airport or Road Town ferry: USD64 up to 2 passengers.

Substitute meal fee
USD132 per person for 7-nights or USD187 per person for 10-nights
Should a guest be unable to eat certain foods due to allergy, religious or personal preference and different foods are requested as a substitute, a substitute meal fee will be charged to purchase additional supplies. Only Vegan, Vegetarian, Pescatarian, Gluten free and diabetic diets can be catered for. Should intolerant food be removed from the meal without substitute there is no substitute meal fee.

Optional excursion
USD172 per person.

Excursions to discover the wonders of Anegada including:
Safari island tour: flamingo & wildlife lookout, a tour of Faulkner house museum & beach expedition.
Conch Island and Ceviche experience: sail, dive conch & experience fresh ceviche in unique eco-system of marina life.
Anegada if weather permits to try authentic local cuisine.

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Tortola

Tortola is the arrival point and the largest island in the BVI . Named by the early Dutch explorers, it later became a pirates haunt with both the notorious Captain Kid and Blackbeard having resided on the island. Smuggler's Cove, Long Bay, Cane Garden, Brewer's and Josiah's Bay are the best beaches and all worth exploring. Tortola has a multitude of marinas and fleets of charter boats and as a result there are many hotels and tourism services around the island and in the capital Road Town.

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Norman Island

Norman Island features the famous caves, which are believed to be the inspiration of Robert Louis Stevenson's book Treasure Island. Party aboard the boisterous floating restaurant Willy T's, which is permanently moored in the middle of the bay. Nearby the Indians, four tall volcanic pinnacles that plummet into the sea and resemble an Indian headdress of feathers. Diving and snorkelling around these sea cliffs is a must.

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Salt Island

Salt Island is home to the RMS Rhone shipwreck, which sank in a hurricane in 1867. Listed among the world's 10 best scuba dives, the site was featured in the Hollywood movie The Deep. The 300ft wreck is great for snorkelling and can be explored further by scuba diving. Salt island gets its name from the salt ponds ashore which make for an interesting hike.

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Virgin Gorda

The most recognizable part of Virgin Gorda island are the Baths, which are a unique geological formation of giant granite boulders lining a shoreline pathway. This fantastic hike leads visitors under the immense boulders into caves and grottos over a carpet of white sand and warm tidal pools. After exploring the caves a stop at the Bitter End anchorage is a must. to sample famous Pusser’s rum punch and danceto the beat of a Steel Drum Band.

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Anegada

Anegada island and the extensive barrier reefs surrounding it cradle the Virgin islands, protecting them from the open Atlantic wind and wave. The 14-mile distance from Virgin Gorda to Anegada is the longest passage within the BVIs. Anegada reveals itself a huge flat coral atoll and renting a car or dune buggy, is the best way to access miles of powdery pink sand beaches on the windward coast. Superb snorkeling and succulent lobster restaurants await you at Loblolly Bay.

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Jost Van Dyke

Jost van Dyke named after a Dutch privateer, is a great place to lounge away the afternoon in a hammock under a shady palm tree. Spend happy hour at Soggy Dollar Bar in White bay, sipping their world famous concoction -the rum and pineapple infused Pain killer. For a lively music and a delicious seafood or steak dinner, don’t be late to place your order at Foxy's restaurant and bar!

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St Thomas

One of the three United States Virgin Islands, St Thomas offers powdery sand beaches, a breathtaking harbour, and the finest duty free shopping! St Thomas is a mountainous island with flowing hills and 32 square miles of tropical splendour to enjoy. It views both the Atlantic Sea to the north and the Caribbean Sea to the south from the highest mountain peaks rising to1550ft above sea level. St Thomas is the liveliest of the US Virgin islands with many restaurants and lively nightlife and for the historian it offers many photographic historic landmarks dating back to Sir Francis Drake with the oldest structure of Fort Christian built in 1666.

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St John

St John is the smallest of the three US Virgin Islands and National Park occupies more than half the island. For those who want to be at one with nature, St John is a must see destination as it's possible to climb the many steep hills and see migratory birds such as cuckoos and hummingbirds. Home to more than three dozen hiking trails, the National Park has lush vegetation and over 5,500 acres full of the finest fauna and flora. For the beach lover, St John is proud to have crowd free, white sandy beaches and waters so clear they are said to be the best in the Caribbean with dolphins and green turtles easily seen swimming in the crystal clear turquoise waters.

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St Croix

St Croix – the Big Island is the largest of the US Virgin Islands. At 84 sq miles it is brimming with things to do from relaxing beaches; horseback rides near an 18th century sugar mill to a round of golf played on championship golf courses! The island is a mix of African, European, Caribbean, native Carib and Taino history where storytelling and music can be heard everywhere for visitors to soak up the local culture. Christiansted and Frederiksted are the two largest towns on the island surrounded by nearly three dozen white sand beaches. St Croix is home to the Buck Island Reef National Monument where scuba divers can explore underwater trails in the protected coral reef to see a colourful array of sea life and maybe even meet the hawksbill turtle and brown pelican known to frequent these parts.

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