VIRGIN ISLANDS
The Sailing Capital
The Trade Winds Route
The ultimate Caribbean playground. Designed for those who seek the perfect balance between spirited sailing and barefoot luxury. A tropical journey through the sailing capital of the world. Sail the legendary Sir Francis Drake Channel to the massive granite boulders of The Baths, the famous white sands of Jost Van Dyke, and the endless coral reefs of Anegada. A perfect blend of steady winds, turquoise waters, and island vibes.
DAY 1 - 2
The Southern Cays & Pirate Legends
Embark from Tortola and set sail across the Sir Francis Drake Channel. Your first stop is the legendary Norman Island, widely believed to be the inspiration for Treasure Island. Snorkel the mysterious Caves and experience the energy of the floating Willy T bar. Continue east to Cooper Island, an eco-chic paradise perfect for snorkeling over seagrass beds in Manchioneel Bay and enjoying sunset cocktails at the beach club.
DAY 3 - 4
Granite Giants & The Coral Atoll
Sail to Virgin Gorda to explore The Baths, a geological wonder where massive granite boulders form natural tidal pools and hidden grottos. After navigating the playground of North Sound, make the passage to Anegada. This unique low-lying coral atoll offers miles of untouched white beaches, flocks of pink flamingos, and the famous Anegada lobster dinner under the stars.
DAY 5 - 6
Cultural Beats & White Sands
Return from the outer reef to the artistic vibe of Trellis Bay or the luxury of Scrub Island. Catch the trade winds for a spirited downwind sail to Jost Van Dyke. Drop anchor in Great Harbour and swim ashore to White Bay, home of pristine sands and the legendary Soggy Dollar Bar, where the Painkiller cocktail was invented.
DAY 7 - 8
Desert Islands & Farewell
Spend your final morning exploring the postcard-perfect islets of Sandy Cay or Sandy Spit, tiny patches of sand surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise water.
Enjoy a last exhilarating sail back to the base in Tortola for checkout, concluding your premium escape in the sailing capital of the world.
Please Note: This itinerary serves as a guide. The route may be adjusted by the captain based on weather conditions to ensure your safety and comfort. We also believe in a flexible experience: whether you prefer extended swim stops in turquoise bays or more time exploring historic villages, the captain will be happy to adapt the daily pace to your group's preferences.
WHAT IS INCLUDED
✓ 7 Days Accommodation on Premium Fleet
✓ Professional Skipper
✓ Fuel included, no limits & Final Cleaning
✓ All Mooring Balls & Marina Fees
✓ Cruising Permits & National Park Fees
✓ Breakfast & Light Lunch prepared onboard
✓ Water Toys (Stand Up Paddle & Snorkeling Gear)
✓ Customs & Local Taxes
What is Extra
- Dinners ashore & Alcoholic beverages
SEASON & RATES
Premium Package
HIGH SEASON
December, January, February, March, April
The dry season and trade winds.
Includes Christmas, New Year & Easter.
€3.950
MID SEASON
May, June, July, November
Warmer waters and lighter winds.
Great for swimming, but hotter.
€ 3.450
LOW SEASON
August, September, October
Hurricane Season risk. Higher humidity and rain.
€ 3.000700
Rates are per person / week. Based on double cabin occupancy
(2 guests per cabin). Single use supplement: +50% on the rate.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT MAKES THE BVI THE "SAILING CAPITAL OF THE WORLD"?
The British Virgin Islands offer the perfect combination of consistent trade winds, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and line-of-sight navigation. Most islands are just a few miles apart, meaning we can spend more time enjoying world-class snorkeling spots and iconic beach bars, and less time on long, grueling crossings. It is the ultimate playground for both those looking to relax and those who want to practice sailing in a pristine environment.
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO SAIL IN THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS?
The prime season is from December to May, when the "Christmas Winds" provide excellent sailing conditions and the weather is pleasantly warm. Sailing during this period allows you to escape the European winter and enjoy the Caribbean at its finest. We carefully plan our routes to take advantage of these steady winds, ensuring the yacht performs at its best while you enjoy the sun.
WHICH ICONIC SPOTS WILL WE VISIT?
Our BVI expedition covers all the legendary highlights: the granite boulders of The Baths on Virgin Gorda, the famous "Painkiller" cocktail at Soggy Dollar Bar on Jost Van Dyke, and the vibrant coral reefs of Anegada. Because we sail on a high-performance yacht, we often reach these destinations before the larger day-trip crowds, giving you a more exclusive experience.
HOW DO WE GET TO THE BVI FROM EUROPE OR THE USA?
Most guests fly into St. Thomas (STT) in the US Virgin Islands and take a fast ferry to Road Town, Tortola, or fly directly into Tortola (EIS) via San Juan, Puerto Rico. We coordinate with you to ensure your arrival and transfer to the marina are seamless. From the moment you step on board, we take care of all the local customs and immigration formalities.
IS THIS TRIP SUITABLE FOR CATAMARAN LOVERS?
While the BVI is the land of catamarans, we offer the best of both worlds. For those who prioritize space and stability for a large group, we operate modern catamarans (like the Lagoon series). For performance enthusiasts, we use our premium monohulls. Regardless of the vessel, the shallow drafts of our fleet allow us to anchor very close to the beaches, giving you direct access to the white sands.
WHAT IS THE "ANEGADA EXPERIENCE" ALL ABOUT?
Anegada is unique because it is a flat coral atoll, unlike the other volcanic islands in the BVI. Navigating there requires precision due to the surrounding reefs. It is famous for its world-class lobster dinners served right on the beach. We handle the difficult navigation and the dinner reservations, so you can enjoy one of the most authentic and remote experiences the Caribbean has to offer.