Virgin Islands
Yacht Charters

Jost Van Dyke

The Jost Van Dyke is the smallest of the main islands of the BVI but is surely a spot you should visit. It’s a perfect site if you want to enjoy relaxing activities in between getaways.

Here, you can choose to explore forests on a jeep or on a bike. Of course, you can also enjoy water activities, like snorkeling and swimming.

Virgin Gorda

The Virgin Gorda is probably the most popular destination for yachters in the Virgin Islands. It has a couple of the best treasures of the entire region, which are the Baths and the Devil’s Bay.

Needless to say, these places are two of the must-see places during a Virgin Island yacht charter.

The Baths boasts of colossal gray boulders that rise from the water, thus creating a fantastic yet natural structure of caves and grottoes. After passing through the breath-taking rocks, the famed beach of the Devil’s Bay is waiting for you.

Salt Island

If you want the best adventure diving experience upon your visit to the Virgin Islands, the Salt Island is a place that you must go to. It cradles the RMS Rhone, which is the most popular shipwreck in the BVI.

The RMS Rhone sank on 1867 and has become the top shipwreck diving sites in the Caribbean. The area surrounding the Salt Island is also converted into a National Park, where you can see fantastic marine life.

Some marine animals, like turtles and octopus, would even probably greet you on your adventure.

St. Thomas, USVI

Being one of the main islands of the USVI, the St. Thomas is a site you should include in your Virgin Island yacht charter cruise. Aside from fabulous beaches, fantastic nature life, and breathtaking sceneries, the island has various historical sites too.

Such sites include the Charlotte Amalie, the oldest structure on the island which is the Fort Christian, the Emancipation Garden, the 99 Steps, and the Blackb eard Castle among others. These should give you a long list of things to enjoy upon your visit.

The Charlotte Amalie is the capital city of the USVI and is also the main port area of St. Thomas. It also has a great community, which is perfect for you to stay in a few days.

St. John, USVI

If St. Thomas’ perks are historical sites, St. John offers the best natural tourist sites in the USVI. It features both underwater and land attractions, which will make you appreciate the beauty of the Virgin Islands to the fullest.

It is where you will find the Virgin Island National Park, the Underwater Snorkel Trail, the Trunk Bay Beach, and some other natural sites. Moreover, here you can find the Cruz Bay Harbour, where your yacht can stop over.

This will give you every opportunity to enjoy a fantastic adventure near-natural ecosystems, whether you plan to do some water activities or land exploration.