BVI Tour in 8 Days

11 nautical miles – 1 hour 25 minutes
Dog Island offers crystal-clear waters, dramatic scenery, and is a top pick for lunch among locals. It’s a paradise for snorkeling and diving, where you can glide alongside rays, garden eels, vibrant fish schools, and ancient turtles. It’s unmatched for snorkeling sites, including the legendary Bronco Billy, a rumored favorite of Jacques Cousteau.

15 nautical miles – 2 hours
Anegada, a coral gem in the BVI, is renowned for its dazzling white sand beaches, shielded by a vast horseshoe reef. It’s a low-lying coral and limestone sanctuary encircled by one of the world’s largest reefs. Flamingos flourish on the island, and it’s a haven for various turtles and the endangered rock iguana, making it an essential visit for nature lovers.

19 nautical miles – 2 hours 30 minutes
Beef Island, connected to Tortola by the Queen Elizabeth Bridge, is home to the Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport. Anchor at Trellis Bay for a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, where you can indulge in delicious cuisine and unwind on powdery white, palm-fringed beaches.

15 nautical miles – 2 hours
Sail to Sandy Spit and discover a paradise of white sand encircled by a spectrum of blues. This tiny, uninhabited island invites you to immerse in serene beauty. Bring a picnic, forget the time, and spend hours exploring its vibrant coral gardens beneath the waves. Though Sandy Spit spans just an acre, it’s teeming marine life and a tranquil sea.

3 nautical miles – 25 minutes
Jost Van Dyke, named for an early Dutch settler, is a quaint island northwest of Tortola. Stretching 4 miles, with just a few hundred residents, it’s famed for serene yacht anchorages and the perfect escape. Lush forests, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters define this idyllic haven, offering a tranquil retreat with the purest of pleasures.

12 nautical miles – 1 hour 30 minutes
Norman Island is said to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Treasure Island.” The Bight, a scenic harbor with over 100 moorings, is a prime spot for diving, snorkeling, and hiking. No visit is complete without experiencing the Pirates Bight, an oceanfront, pavilion-style beach club and restaurant, offering a blend of adventure and culinary experiences.

5 nautical miles – 40 minutes
Peter Island is the pinnacle of Caribbean luxury charters and the largest private island in the BVI. With only one hotel, it remains largely untouched, offering serene nature trails and the chance to explore its vibrant fauna and flora. A must-visit for the tranquility of Deadman’s Bay beach and diving adventures in the waters around the island.

4 nautical miles – 35 minutes
Tortola, the crown jewel of the British Virgin Islands, is a premier yachting destination. Its bustling harbor complements the island’s rich offerings, from intriguing ruins to the lush National Park atop Mount Sage. A haven for snorkeling enthusiasts, Tortola’s vibrant restaurants and bars offer a taste of local flavors and brews, rounding out your spectacular adventure.