YOUR TRIP IN
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
CANE GARDEN BAY, TORTOLA
Your adventure begins in serene Cane Garden Bay, Tortola. It's a quintessential Caribbean beach with a lively village nearby. Explore restaurants, shops, and bars, each brimming with island charm. Have lunch at Sugar Mill restaurant by the sea. Soak up the sun at Long Bay Beach. In the evening, head to the Callwood Rum Distillery to try locally produced liquor. End your day with a superb meal at nearby restaurants as the sun sets into the sea.
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
JOST VAN DYKE
Visit Jost Van Dyke for its stunning White Bay beaches and palm trees. Ashore, indulge in local seafood delights like jerk shrimp and lobster. For your second evening, head to Foxy’s Bar & Restaurant for entertainment and delicious food. Enjoy BBQ chicken, ribs, mahi-mahi, and live music by Foxy himself.
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SOPER’S HOLE, TORTOLA AND NORMAN ISLAND
On the third day of your yacht charter, stroll around Soper’s Hole village. Explore local boutiques, jewelry stores, and gift shops. Follow the scent of island BBQ for lunch at Jolly Roger Inn. Next stop, Norman Island, supposedly inspiring "Treasure Island". Visit the renowned “Caves” for snorkeling adventures. Later, have a lively evening at Willy T’s, a floating bar and restaurant aboard an old Baltic Trader. Enjoy dinner and dance the night away.
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PETER ISLAND
Anchor in Dead Man’s Bay on Peter Island, renowned for its gorgeous white sand beach. Enjoy a refreshing swim or go snorkeling and explore the sea grass beds right below the yacht. If you are lucky, you may even come across a sea turtle or two, so remember to keep your eyes open. Naturally timid, sea turtles tend to keep their distance so best not to try to get too close.
In the afternoon and evening, enjoy a casual stroll along the beach and finish with a lovely meal at the Peter Island Resort which has one of the best restaurants on the island.
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SALT AND COOPER ISLANDS
The fifth day of your journey is dedicated to two of the smaller islands of the archipelago: Salt and Cooper Island.
On the south-western tip of Salt Island, you will find the legendary diving spot called the Wreck of the Rhone. Rewind to nearly 150 years ago, when a Royal Mail Ship heading from Southampton to the Caribbean was hit by a devastating storm and sunk, leaving behind this fascinating time capsule. Today you can explore the remaining skeleton surrounded by crystal clear waters and new species of playful fish and colorful corals.
Continue to Cooper Island to find the family owned eco-resort. Here, you can spend the afternoon browsing charming boutiques, coffee shops or even treat yourself to a massage at the Solé Spa.
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THE BATHS, VIRGIN GORDA
Your sixth day will begin shortly after breakfast on board, passing by the privately owned Ginger Island which rises gracefully from the sea, surrounded by luscious mangroves.
Beyond the hilly landscapes of Ginger Island will spy the Baths on Virgin Gorda – these natural Jacuzzis filled with seawater that will certainly be a hit with both kids and adults. After a fairly complex trail, you will find colorful groves and dramatic granite boulders reaching from the sea up to the clear sky. Stop for lunch at The Rock Café Treehouse and then head to Devil’s Bay National Park to lose yourself amidst a labyrinth of rocks.
In the afternoon, discover the ruins of the 19th century Copper Mine and end your day with a flavorful dinner at CocoMaya.
