This is Where You Start

Most larger yachts are based in Yacht Haven in the US Virgin Islands. Fly into St. Thomas International Airport (many flight connections from major US Cities) and step directly onboard.

Within a few hours of cruising, you will be in the British Virgin Islands, with a possible lunch stop at Trunk Bay—ranked one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean!

This is Where You Go

A luxury yacht allows guests to cover longer distances quickly, fitting more into their yacht charter itineraries and reaching remote spots like Anegada, which smaller boats often skip on a one-week itinerary.

(A typical Sunreef catamaran cruises at 8 to 12 knots; a larger motor yacht typically does around 15 to 20 knots, with some yachts able to reach 30+ knots. -Think about how much more you can see!

We suggest this 7-Day Itinerary, making an anti-clockwise loop around the whole of the British Virgin Islands archipelago, stopping at iconic locations like Norman Island, Peter Island, Spanish Town, Mountain Point, North Sound, Anegada, and Jost Van Dyke.

This is What You Can Expect

On a private yacht charter, you can expect every detail to be taken care of: With a highly professional crew and a personal chef, your days at sea are filled with gourmet meals, enjoying the privacy of your own private luxury yacht, and having fun with various water toys, all while visiting the British Virgin Islands’ best locations!

We provide a diverse selection of luxury yachts perfect for romantic escapes, family vacations, or celebratory honeymoons. We’re also delighted to organize historical and cultural tours in the various locales you’ll visit, offering you a deeper connection to the region.

RMS Rhone National Park

This iconic shipwreck from 1867 is one of the world’s premier dive sites.

Scrub Island

Scrub Island in the BVI is renowned for its vibrant marine life and clear waters, making it a prime spot for divers seeking to explore colorful coral reefs and encounter a variety of sea creatures.

The Wreck of the Kodiak Queen

The Kodiak Queen, a former Navy fuel barge, survived the attack on Pearl Harbor. In March 2017, it became an underwater art installation and the newest dive site in the British Virgin Islands.

Dog Island

Dog Island, located in the BVI, offers secluded and pristine dive sites known for dramatic underwater landscapes, including steep drop-offs and a rich assortment of marine life, ideal for more experienced divers.

Cooper Island

Cooper Island in the BVI is popular among divers for its accessible shipwrecks and vibrant coral gardens, providing a diverse underwater experience suitable for all levels of scuba enthusiasts.