Caribbean Yacht Charter-USVI-BVI
U.S. Virgin Islands
- Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas (at night)
The United States Virgin Islands consisting of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John, is the most popular tourist destination in the entire Chain for a Caribbean yacht charter.
No where else in the Caribbean offers such a good vacation value as the U.S. Virgin Islands. Here you will find beaches, National Parks, duty-free shopping, campgrounds, hiking, kayaking, ecological tours, world-class scuba diving, superb sailing, tropical forests, local craftsmen, island art, sunbathing, fine dining, nightlife. All of this within easy access from any major airport. The long-standing and enviable international reputation of the U.S. and British Virgin Islands is not based solely on the pristine beaches, warm weather, and crystal-clear waters — they’re also the most culturally diverse, ethnically rich, and artistically vibrant society in the tropics. The biggest asset is the sun-kissed people of the islands. The residents are island-spiced, friendly and quick to smile. Contemporary Virgin Islanders are literally from everywhere. The natives are as diverse as the peaceful Arawak and fierce Carib Indians—and as culturally rich as the peoples of Africa, England, Holland, Denmark, Spain, France, India and the United States. Whether you choose to spend your time in the USVI or BVI, your visit will be a delight.
The British Virgin Islands
Renowned for sheltered cruising and year-round excellent weather, The British Virgin Islands are considered by many to be the most popular cruising grounds in the world for a Caribbean yacht charter. The BVI’s are blessed with beautiful anchorages and quintessentially Caribbean blue waters. From world class diving to fabulous snorkeling, island hopping, beach combing or just relaxing and enjoying the spectacular sunsets… there’s something to please everyone. The British Virgin Islands is a perennial delight to yachtsmen and landlubbers alike and the absolute epitomy of a Caribbean yacht charter. Some 60 islands of the BVI have succeeded in safeguarding their special charm from the inroads of mass tourism. However, the secret is out as an increasing number of escapists discover this ancient archipelago’s many natural advantages, from sanctuaries for exotic fauna and flora to fabulous fishing and dive sites.
Looking out into the BVI
Banaquit
