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Each day holds a different opportunity with BVI Sailing Vacations. Whether you are seeking adventure or leisure, this vacation can be tailored to accommodate you.
The sample itinerary provided is an example of the unique experiences you can have with BVI Sailing Vacations.
Savor a delicious dinner either in the cockpit under the stars or below in the coziness of the main salon.
Day 2:
After breakfast depart for Leinster Bay - also on St. John, for snorkeling, exploring and a hike to a sugar mill. Return for lunch and then proceed to Jost Van Dyke to clear customs into the British Virgin Islands.
Explore Jost, visit Foxy's and other well known beach bars. This is also a good spot for a West Indian meal ashore at moderate prices - an island pig roast perhaps? It's also a great place for some evening revelry in the form of a "jump up" (party).
Day 3:
Depart Jost van Dyke for a quick sail to Sandy Spit for a morning of beachcombing and snorkeling. Sail on to Cane Garden Bay, Tortola. (If you listen carefully to Jimmy Buffet's song Maņana, you'll hear him sing about sailing in to Cane Garden Bay!)
Stay in Cane Garden Bay for the evening or sail on to West End, Tortola for lunch and a trip ashore to Pusser's Landing for a "Painkiller" and shopping.
Day 4:
Sail on to the Bight at Norman Island and visit the "Willy T" which is a floating bar and restaurant. Another option is to visit Billy Bones for local roti (spicy curry wrapped meat and vegetables) and sunset cocktails. Billy Bones has a very unique way of announcing "happy hour" - with a blast from a pirate cannon! Be sure to stick around for after dinner wildness.
Snorkel the surface level caves at Norman Island. This island is nicknamed 'Treasure Island', as it is rumored to be the basis for Robert Louis Stevenson's novel "Treasure Island".
Sail on to Cooper Island for lunch. Enjoy an afternoon sail to Trellis Bay on Beef Island. After dinner, go to the Last Resort for Tony Snelling's musical review or have a relaxing drink at Pusser's Marina Cay.
Day 5:
Sail to Virgin Gorda and visit The Baths, which are world famous house-sized boulders that form fascinating pools and grottoes to explore.
After lunch, sail on to North Sound, and visit the Bitter End Yacht Club for snorkeling, boardsailing, water-skiing or hiking. Almost any activity can be found in the islands, year round!
Day 6:
Depart North Sound after morning activities and lunch for a sail to Peter Island, where there is a great beach on Deadman's Bay and excellent snorkeling in Great Harbour.
Visit Peter Island Yacht Club - a very upscale place for a dinner ashore (jackets required in season) if that's your preference.
Day 7:
More water sports in the morning - possibly a SCUBA dive on the coral-encrusted 1867 wreck of the British mail steamer R.M.S. Rhone. Following lunch, sail to Cruz Bay on St. John to clear U.S. Customs. Check out the cute local boutiques here or sail on to Christmas Cove on Great St. James island for one more chance at snorkeling or other water sports.
Enjoy your last evening aboard with another glorious Caribbean sunset and a special dinner prepared by your chef.
Day 8:
After breakfast (with a farewell Bloody Mary or Mimosa, perhaps?) and a final swim, return to Red Hook Bay on the east end of St. Thomas, or to the main harbor on the south side, Charlotte Amalie.
Downtown St. Thomas offers some very fine last minute duty free shopping before you catch your flight home.
Photos Provided by Don Hebert Photography, Cantamar, Opus, and Three Moons.