Known as the “Sailing Capital of the World”, the British Virgin Islands offer some of the best sailing in the Caribbean. Whether your preference is catamaran, monohull or powercat, bareboat or all-inclusive crewed, you will be sure to find the perfect charter in the BVI.
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Azuria
BVI Charter Yacht Society
BVI Yacht Charters
CharterPort BVI
Conch Charters
Dream Yacht Charters
Festiva Sailing Vacations
Footloose Charters
Horizon Yacht Charters
iCharter Caribbean
Island Time Powerboat Rentals & Charters
Marine Max Vacations
MedCaribbean Charters
Navigare Yachting
Suite Life Yachting
Sunsail
The Catamaran Company
The Moorings
TMM Yacht Charters
TradeWinds Sailing Vacations
Virgin Islands Yacht Charters
Virgin Charter Yachts
Voyage Charters
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Best of BVI Boats
Boatbookings
Boat BVI
Boats at Sea
Charter Guru
Charter Specialists
Chillaxin’ Charters
CYI Charters
Dynamic Charters BVI
ENVY Yacht Charters
Epic Yacht Charters
H2O Luxury Yachts
Horizon Yacht Charters
Infinity Yacht Charters
Mainsail Yacht Charters
Navigare Yachting
Nicholson Yachts
Regency Yacht Charters
Seaduction Yacht Charters
Sea Event Charters
The Charter Yacht Company
Virgin Island Sailing
Where Land Meets Sea Charters
Worldwide Boat
Yates Yachts
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Adventure Charters BVI – Tortola
Anne Bonny Charters – Tortola
Antilles Power Boats – Tortola
Aristocat Charters – Tortola
Blue Horizon Powerboat Charters – Tortola
Bowline Yachts – Virgin Gorda
Bradley Powerboats BVI – Virgin Gorda
Celtic Powerboats – Tortola
Chillout Charters – Tortola
Day Trips BVI – Tortola
Double ‘D’ Charters – Virgin Gorda
Foxy’s Charters – Jost Van Dyke
Island Time Adventure Tours – Tortola
Kuralu Catamaran Charters – Tortola
Ocean Magic Mitch Island Tours – Tortola
Sail A Day Excursions BVI – Tortola
Sea Event Charters – Tortola
Shore to Shore Charters – Tortola
Sunshine Power Boats – Tortola
Team Work Charters – Anegada
Tender Too Charters and Boat Rentals – Tortola
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Caribbean Sailing Coach
Horizon Yacht Charters
NauticEd
Offshore Sailing School
Sailing Virgins
Tortola Sailing & Sights
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Admiral Lighthouse Marina – Frenchman’s Cay
James Young Marina – Aweigh N Away Marina Services – Fat Hog’s Bay
Hodge’s Creek Marina – Maya Cove
Harbor View Marina – Fat Hog’s Bay
Leverick Bay Marina – Leverick Bay
Little Harbour Marina – Little Harbour
Manuel Reef Marina – Manuel Reef
Marina Cay Marina – Trellis Bay
Moorings Marina – Road Town
Nanny Cay Marina – Nanny Cay
North Latitude Marina – Great Harbour
Oil Nut Bay Marina – Oil Nut Bay
Penn’s Landing Marina – Fat Hog’s Bay
Peter Island Marina – Peter Island – Closed
Scrub Island Resort Marina – Scrub Island
Soper’s Hole Marina – Frenchman’s Cay
Village Cay Marina – Village Cay
Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour Marina – The Valley
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Dame Peters Photography
Weddings Virgin Gorda (Mar Javierto)
Yacht Shots BVI
Ocean Bliss Charters, established in 2019, is not a "big" company, in fact, we pride ourselves on being a small, locally owned family business, operated by native British Virgin Islanders.
Anne Bonny Charters offer unique daysail and short sleep aboard charters in the BVI. Our two yacht fleet is family owned and operated by fun, experienced and knowledgeable crew.
Effective 15th July, 2022, all entry COVID-19 testing requirements have been revoked. Travellers are no longer required to a negative Covid test upon arrival.
BVI Traveller was created in September of 2017 to help tourism in the British Virgin Islands recover from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma.
To that end, we met our goals. In the past 7 years there have been over 1.2 million visits to the website and over 3 million pages have been viewed. There are over 1,000 pages on the site featuring news posts and detailed listings on all hotels, villas, restaurants and sailing charters located in the BVI. The BVI Government and many business, hotels, villas and sailing charters have all agreed that the site “moved the needle on tourism” after Irma.
The site, however, has run its course. It has served its purpose by bringing visitors and local businesses together to rebuild the tourist industry and it is now time to shut down operations for good.
I want to thank everyone for your help and support.
Chuck Metter