British Virgin Islands - a paradise for lovers of calm, harmonious travel

The group of these islands includes as many as 36 islands, however, only about 16 of them are inhabited. Just imagine how many virgin and uninhabited islands await you here.

Where to go on a charter yacht? To the British Virgin Islands!

The advantage of this direction: it is great for the first experience of sailing on a sailing catamaran: numerous anchorages, close to each other and quite often without restrictive buoys.

Must visit: unique geological formations known as the Baths, as well as numerous grottoes, Norman Island and Anegada Island with its superb coral reefs

Best time to travel: ideally from December to May, although you can sail here without any problems until July, before hurricane seasons start here

British Virgin Islands - a paradise for lovers of calm, harmonious travel

British Virgin Islands - a paradise for lovers of calm, harmonious travel

Here you will have a 100% guarantee to discover something new and unknown. This is a real paradise for lovers of calm, harmonious travel. Calm waters, constant trade winds and a large number of anchorage anchorages make British Virgin Islands an excellent place for sea trips for not very experienced yachtsmen and families traveling with children.

However, if besides yachting you have other water hobbies, you should know that on British virgin islands underwater fishing is prohibited. Especially large fines are levied for spearfishing attempts. In addition, there may be restrictive buoys that protect overly busy or forbidden areas.

However, this is the price to pay for the rest of the pleasure. British Virgin Islands - this is a whole maze of islands that stretch for a distance of about 50 kilometers. The beaches on these islands give you delicate white sand, palm trees that will shelter you from too bright sun, and crystal clear water, which will allow you to enjoy the undoubtedly rich underwater world.