British Virgin Islands
British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands is an archipelago of over sixty islands, cays, and rocks spread across fifty square miles of protected water. Its consistent trade winds, moderate seas, and concentration of anchorages within short sailing distances of each other have made it the definitive destination for private charter sailing worldwide.
Planning Your Charter
Entry Requirements
A British Overseas Territory — a valid passport is required for all visitors, including U.S. citizens. Charters crossing from the USVI must clear BVI Customs & Immigration on arrival.
Currency
US Dollar (USD) — the official currency of the BVI despite British sovereignty.
Best Time to Sail
December through April brings the driest weather and steadiest trade winds; June through November is Atlantic hurricane season.
Where in British Virgin Islands
What Awaits
The Baths
A UNESCO-recognized natural wonder on Virgin Gorda where massive granite boulders form a network of tidal pools.
Jost Van Dyke
A tiny island with a population of around 250, home to the legendary Soggy Dollar Bar and some of the finest white sand beaches in the Caribbean.
Norman Island
Said to have inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island, with sea caves, snorkeling, and the iconic Willy T floating bar.
Anegada
A flat coral atoll at the northern edge of the BVI, accessible only by shallow-draft vessels, famous for its lobster and pink flamingos.
British Virgin Islands in View
Sail to British Virgin Islands
Build a custom itinerary that includes British Virgin Islands as a destination, or speak directly with a concierge to discuss the best routes for your group.
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