With over 60 lush and beautiful islands to discover, it’s no surprise that the British Virgin Islands are known as “Nature’s Little Secret.” Consequently, your itinerary can be as adventurous or relaxing as you wish and can easily be adjusted if another island “floats your boat,” shall we say. From boat recommendations to questions about passports, currency, crews, customs and charts, we are here to make planning the perfect BVI vacation as easy as possible. If you need more information about the topics listed here – or anything else – please contact us.
Day 1
Arrive in the British Virgin Islands via ferry from St. Thomas or a flight into Beef Island, take a deep breath, and relax. Your pre-arranged transfer will bring you to your hotel where you’ll spend the first night soaking in the scenery, exploring the resort, or simply kicking back with a drink. You can also spend your first night as a sleep aboard your power catamaran at our base on Nanny Cay.
Day 2
After completing your boat briefings, it’s time to head off into the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean for your first destination – The Baths on Virgin Gorda. These enormous boulders are a sight to see. it’s a great spot to explore and snorkel. Make your way to the Top of the Baths Restaurant for a stunning view and enjoy lunch. Take a dip in the pool and then head back down and to your boat. From here, Leverick Bay makes a great stop for the evening. Mooring balls are available and Leverick Bay offers a restaurant, pool, grocery, entertainment and spa.
Day 3
From Leverick Bay, you can cruise to Anegada Island where you can snorkel, visit tiki bars and dine on the famous Anegada lobster after watching them be pulled from the sea. Cars and scooters are available to be rented so you can explore the island and all that it has to offer. It’s known for secluded beaches like Loblolly Bay and Cow Wreck Beach as well as waterside restaurants. Enjoy the evening and get ready for the next day! Read more:
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