The Baths
Granite boulders and sea caves — the most photographed spot in the BVI.
Day charters and crewed multi-day trips across Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, Anegada, Norman, Cooper, and Peter Island. Requires a passport and BVI customs clearance.
The British Virgin Islands are arguably the best sailing and powerboat destination in the Caribbean — tight anchorages, short hops between islands, reliable trade winds, and some of the most photogenic spots in the western hemisphere (The Baths at Virgin Gorda, White Bay at Jost Van Dyke).
BVI charters require a passport for every guest and involve customs clearance at a Port of Entry. Budget roughly $80–$100 per person in BVI fees on top of the boat cost — see our BVI entry fees breakdown for the full list.
Open and recently-closed BVI trips posted on CharterBid.
Spots we see requested most often on charter trips here.
Granite boulders and sea caves — the most photographed spot in the BVI.
Home of the Soggy Dollar and the original Painkiller cocktail.
The infamous floating bar and restaurant anchored off Norman Island.
Protected anchorage in North Sound, gateway to Anegada.
Manchioneel Bay anchorage with a rum bar and world-class snorkeling at Cistern Point.
Crescent of white sand on Tortola's north shore with beach bars and live music.
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