Virgin Gorda
Virgin Gorda requires a valid passport and international customs clearance. Travel time, fees, and check-in windows apply.
Virgin Gorda
Virgin Gorda is the third-largest of the British Virgin Islands, named by Christopher Columbus for its silhouette resembling a reclining woman. She is best known for The Baths, a UNESCO-recognized formation of house-sized granite boulders forming tidal grottos, and for the calm, reef-protected waters of Gorda Sound at her northern tip.
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.
What Awaits
The Baths
Massive granite boulders form a series of tidal pools and sea grottos — one of the most photographed anchorages in the Caribbean.
Gorda Sound
A vast, reef-protected sound at the island's northern end, ringed by calm anchorages including Bitter End and Saba Rock.
Spanish Town
The island's main settlement, home to Yacht Harbour Marina and a relaxed strip of waterfront restaurants.
Devil's Bay Trail
A short boulder-scramble trail connecting The Baths to a secluded neighboring beach.
Virgin Gorda in View
Sail to Virgin Gorda
Build a custom itinerary that includes Virgin Gorda as a destination, or speak directly with a concierge to discuss the best routes for your group.