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The Caribbean is known as the best destination to enjoy a dream vacation surrounded by incredible beaches.
The British Virgin Islands is a British overseas territory located on the Francis Drake Channel, east of Puerto Rico, in Caribbean Sea´s water.
The archipelago is formed by forty islands, of which eleven are inhabited. The largest are Tortola, Virgen Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke.
You will be surprised by the calm of its uncrowded beaches even in the high seasons. Some of them are totally desert without services like bars or restaurants, so do not forget to provide you with the best local products and drinks before you set sail!
Rent a boat in Tortola, the largest island with just 20 km in length but a great variety of marinas.
A bareboat charter in the British Virgin Islands will offer you new experiences; Swim or walk along one of the most photographed beaches of the Caribbean in Virgen Gorda, explore the ancient ruins, savor its delicious local food, practice water sports and discover some of the oldest wrecks, all of these are possible in the British Virgin Islands.
With a multitude of anchorages in calm, little frequented bays, constant winds and little waves thanks to the protection offered by the proximity of its islands, this destination is one of the most popular to enjoy a sailing holidays.
This area is perfect for both beginners and experienced sailors. If you don’t have enough experience for a bareboat charter, you can book a skippered charter and enjoy a new experience while learning!
Take advantage of the beauty of Tortola sailing through Sir Francis Drake canal, as did the legendary pirates and famous explorers such as Christopher Columbus.
Drop anchor and enjoy your sailing holiday in Britihs Virgin Islands.
Sailing conditions:
Tropical climate moderate by the trade winds that blow mainly from East- North East.
Best season to rent a boat in BVI; from November to June. The better winds occur in December/January, the famous X-Mas wind.
Annual average temperature: 26º C
Hurricane season; from June to October.
Capital: Road Town, Tortola
Languages: English and Spanish
Currency: US Dollar. Most credit cards are accepted.
Customs: A cruise permit and National Parks permit is mandatory when sailing in the British Virgin Islands. These permits are issued by your departure base in Tortola.
There is no Sales Tax on items purchased in the BVI.
What to bring: Waterproof and comfortable clothing, sunglasses and sun protection, swimsuit. Only soft bags – no hard suitcases.
How to get there: Beef Island Airport (EIS) has regional connections to Puerto Rico and St. Martin. To get to Tortola from Europe it is advisable to stop in Puerto Rico (SJU). There are also ferry services.
Documentation; A valid passport. No visa is required to enter the BVI.
Important: You need US VISA to sail and visit the US Virgin Islands, you must apply at the US embassy of your country at least 6 months before starting your cruise, more info on theembassy website.
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The Caribbean is known as the best destination to enjoy a dream vacation surrounded by incredible beaches.
The British Virgin Islands is a British overseas territory located on the Francis Drake Channel, east of Puerto Rico, in Caribbean Sea´s water.
The archipelago is formed by forty islands, of which eleven are inhabited. The largest are Tortola, Virgen Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke.
You will be surprised by the calm of its uncrowded beaches even in the high seasons. Some of them are totally desert without services like bars or restaurants, so do not forget to provide you with the best local products and drinks before you set sail!
Rent a boat in Tortola, the largest island with just 20 km in length but a great variety of marinas.
A bareboat charter in the British Virgin Islands will offer you new experiences; Swim or walk along one of the most photographed beaches of the Caribbean in Virgen Gorda, explore the ancient ruins, savor its delicious local food, practice water sports and discover some of the oldest wrecks, all of these are possible in the British Virgin Islands. - + Navigation
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With a multitude of anchorages in calm, little frequented bays, constant winds and little waves thanks to the protection offered by the proximity of its islands, this destination is one of the most popular to enjoy a sailing holidays.
This area is perfect for both beginners and experienced sailors. If you don’t have enough experience for a bareboat charter, you can book a skippered charter and enjoy a new experience while learning!
Take advantage of the beauty of Tortola sailing through Sir Francis Drake canal, as did the legendary pirates and famous explorers such as Christopher Columbus.
Drop anchor and enjoy your sailing holiday in Britihs Virgin Islands.
Sailing conditions:
Tropical climate moderate by the trade winds that blow mainly from East- North East.
Best season to rent a boat in BVI; from November to June. The better winds occur in December/January, the famous X-Mas wind.
Annual average temperature: 26º C
Hurricane season; from June to October.
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Capital: Road Town, Tortola
Languages: English and Spanish
Currency: US Dollar. Most credit cards are accepted.
Customs: A cruise permit and National Parks permit is mandatory when sailing in the British Virgin Islands. These permits are issued by your departure base in Tortola.
There is no Sales Tax on items purchased in the BVI.
What to bring: Waterproof and comfortable clothing, sunglasses and sun protection, swimsuit. Only soft bags – no hard suitcases.
How to get there: Beef Island Airport (EIS) has regional connections to Puerto Rico and St. Martin. To get to Tortola from Europe it is advisable to stop in Puerto Rico (SJU). There are also ferry services.
Documentation; A valid passport. No visa is required to enter the BVI.
Important: You need US VISA to sail and visit the US Virgin Islands, you must apply at the US embassy of your country at least 6 months before starting your cruise, more info on theembassy website.
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