Charter Boats in the British Virgin Islands
The British Virgin Islands are every water sports enthusiast's dream. With consistent trade winds and cerulean waters, the islands are a sailing paradise for novice and expert sailors alike.


Plug into a crewed yacht and spend your days island-hopping while your captain and chef pamper you with gourmet feasts and Instagram-worthy moments.

Tortola
The biggest island in the BVI archipelago, Tortola is home to a stunning array of beach and harbor scenery. Historical ruins and luxury resorts coexist side-by-side, and white-sand beaches lure you in for romantic strolls and refreshing dips.

The capital city of Road Town boasts a charming waterfront lined with yacht-filled marinas and shops. The rum-making Callwood Distillery offers tours and tastings of their hand-crafted spirits, while the lush Sage Mountain National Park offers trails with sweeping views of neighboring cays.

The most popular Caribbean sailing destination, Tortola is a paradise for first-time charterers and old salts alike. Book a week-long Tortola yacht rental to explore the other islands of the British Virgin Islands, or make it your base for exploring the wider Caribbean. A large number of our Tortola boat rentals offer the option to reserve for free, which gives you 24 hours to modify or cancel your reservation without a charge, providing greater flexibility to fit your vacation plans.

Virgin Gorda
Known for its stunning beaches, the third-largest island of the BVI is a favorite among travelers seeking solitude and natural beauty. Its famous “Baths” are a labyrinth of beachside boulders that form pools and seawater-flooded grottoes, while its white-sand beaches include Spring Bay and Devil’s Bay. Hiking trails wind through the island’s lush forests and nature sanctuaries, and to the top of Gorda Peak for a panoramic view of its surrounding islets.

There’s plenty to do here, from boutique shopping and local cuisine to luxe yacht clubs and overwater bungalows. However, it’s the pristine shoreline and peaceful waters that draw many celebrities and influencers to this secluded corner of the Caribbean.

Jost Van Dyke
The smallest of the four main British Virgin Islands, Jost Van Dyke is big on Caribbean character. It’s also home to renowned beach bars and stunning beaches. Spending a day on JVD is a must-do during any trip to the BVI.

JVD’s cult bars like Foxy’s, Soggy Dollar, and Ivan’s Stress Free Bar attract visitors for strong drinks, good food, and relaxed ambiance. White Bay Beach is the best place for swimming and snorkeling; its pristine shoreline showcases colorful hard coral and tropical marine life.

The East Shore of the island feels a world away from the frenzy of White Bay; it’s where to enjoy laid-back lunches and hikes to natural attractions like the Bubbly Pool. Note that local etiquette is important on JVD: greet islanders with a smile and ask permission before taking photos of them. Respect anchorage etiquette, too, in quiet harbors like Little Harbour. The locals appreciate your thoughtfulness.

Anegada
The most northerly island in the British Virgin Islands, Anegada (Spanish for “drowned island”) is low-lying and flat and primarily made of coral and limestone. But the powdery white sand beaches here are some of the most spectacular in the Caribbean, including secluded Loblolly Beach and Cow Wreck Beach. And nearby Horseshoe Reef is the largest barrier reef in the Caribbean and is a diver’s paradise.

The island also has a few unique and interesting attractions, yachting vacations for couples from rock iguanas to the salt pond overlook where flamingos roam free. And the flat terrain makes it perfect for kite surfing and windsurfing. Dine at local beach bars and restaurants like Setting Point, where lobster is the specialty. Alternatively, take part in a lobster chase and catch your own dinner on a private boat! (Anegada requires a permit). It’s an unforgettable way to experience this Caribbean gem.