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British Virgin Islands Yacht Charter
The British Virgin Islands are one of the Caribbean's most popular yacht charter
destinations and Tortola is home to the world's largest fleet of charter yachts.
Prospective charters can choose between Skippered or bareboat charter. Motor or
sailing vessels. Monohulls or catamarans.
The short distances between the
islands, often only 2 to 3 hours, make the BVI perfect for the first time yacht
charterer and for families with young children. There are many flights to the
BVI making access easy. On the downside the BVI can become crowded at peak
periods; Christmas; Presidents Week and the Easter holidays. The first two weeks
of July are also extremely busy due to Puerto Rico’s holiday schedule. Charter
Yachts require a National Park Permit; ask your charter company for more
details.
The major harbour in the British Virgin Islands is at Road Town,
on Tortola. And most charters will start and end here. Village Cay Marina is one
of the full service marinas available in Road Harbour offering fuel, water, ice,
provisioning, laundry, shower facilities, beauty salon and spa. There is a fresh
water pool and a waterfront restaurant and bar. Other marinas in Road Town
Harbour include Fort Burt Marina and Inner Harbour Marina. There is also another
full service marina in Nanny Cay that offers another starting point for yacht
charters. The Nanny Cay Marine Centre has amenities including showers, water,
gift shop, laundry, ice and fuel, provisioning, storage lockers and two
restaurants. There are also a dive shop, mechanical repairs, refrigeration,
welding and a 24 hour chase boat service. Allow time at the beginning or end of
your yacht charter to explore Tortola. Driving around the island's steep and
winding mountain roads offers some breathtaking views. Some of the finest
beaches in all of the BVI are located at Cane Garden Bay and Long Bay, on
Tortolas's north shore. Restaurants on Tortola are held in high regard
throughout the Caribbean. Shopping and nightlife tend to be low-key, but a
selection of small clubs playing local music can be found in Road Town and in
the beach bars around the Tortola.
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