What is the best route to sail the BVI?

At The Moorings, our BVI sailing itinerary starts in Tortola and takes you to the BVI’s must-see places! Starting at Cooper Island, our route will guide you around Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Trellis Bay, Great Harbour and The Bight. Our BVI itinerary blends the best of both worlds: secluded anchorages and beautiful sunsets, with a bit of laid-back beachside bars, meaning there’s something for everyone!

Can you island hop in the British Virgin Islands?

It truly couldn’t be easier to navigate your way around the BVI and explore its magnificent islands. Whether you’re staying for a week or longer, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the BVI’s main islands and discover their hidden gems. On your BVI yacht charter, you can spend days relaxing on the golden sands and snorkelling in the turquoise waters, whilst still having enough time to sail around the islands and moor up to explore!

How many days in the BVI is enough?

It depends on how much of the British Virgin Islands you want to explore during your idyllic yacht charter as to how many days is enough. If you want to uncover the treasures of each of the BVI’s main islands, you may choose to book for longer than if you’re planning on staying mostly within the Sir Francis Drake Channel for most of your charter. We think a week is a great amount of time to sail around the BVI because you have plenty of time to relax and unwind, while also being able to enjoy the adventure of visiting different islands.

What are the best things to do in the BVI?

Visit the white-sand beaches of Jost Van Dyke and enjoy a Painkiller cocktail at the world-famous Soggy Dollar Bar. Navigate the labyrinth of natural rock formations at The Baths national park. Snorkel the unique underwater features off Norman Island at the Indians or the Caves. Enjoy fresh-caught lobster at the edge of the world at a local beachside restaurant. Spend time in North Sound, Virgin Gorda, home to signature ports of call such as the Bitter End Yacht Club, Leverick Bay Resort & Marina, Saba Rock, and Oil Nut Bay. Uncover hidden coves and breathtaking marine life as you go scuba diving or snorkelling in the BVI. The Moorings dive partner, Sail Caribbean Divers is a PADI 5-star dive company in the British Virgin Islands and is located at our base. They offer rendezvous excursions to any one of the BVI 73 official dive sites, as well as equipment rentals, instructional courses and more If you plan on spending hours in the crystal clear waters of the BVI, take a look at our water sports options to see which water toys may be available to you during your BVI yacht charter.

What facilities are available at The Moorings Yacht Club?

The Moorings Yacht Club, is your comfortable retreat in the heart of Tortola, British Virgin Islands (BVI). As our flagship base, this resort offers a unique blend of relaxed island living and top-notch facilities. The Moorings Yacht Club Resort offers a range of facilities for a comfortable and relaxing stay. These include a Swimming Pool with lounge chairs, umbrellas, and poolside service; Complimentary Wi-Fi available throughout the resort; Showers & Restrooms for freshening up; The Moorings Market & Deli for stocking up on essentials or grabbing a snack; Boutique Shops for unique gifts, clothing, and more; Water Sports Rentals offering kayaks, paddleboards, and other water activities; Transfers for seamless transportation to and from the resort; Laundry Facilities with easy access and the option to have your laundry done for you; Event Spaces including meeting rooms, banquet areas, and the Moorings Yacht Club Restaurant for private events; such as Island Roots Coffee Shop, Charlie’s Bar & Restaurant, and The Moorings Yacht Club Hotel Restaurant; and Amara Spa, where you can enjoy a range of spa services including massages, facials, and acupuncture, with the option to book your treatment in advance. Learn more about The Moorings Yacht Club on our official website.

When is the best time to sail in the BVI?

You’ll be pleased to know that the BVI has fantastic sailing conditions all year round, making it a brilliant place to enjoy a relaxing yacht charter. Like our other Caribbean destinations, the BVI is a beautiful place to escape the cold winter weather and chase the winter sun! For alternative winter sun sailing destinations, explore our ‘Where to sail in December‘ guide. The high season in the BVI is considered to be between December and April, where you’ll experience sunny weather, warm waters and incredible sailing conditions.If you’re considering an unforgettable sailing trip, April is one of the best months to experience the BVI at its finest. Learn about the best time to sail in the Caribbean.