The British Virgin Islands is the Caribbean charter every other Caribbean charter is measured against. Sixty islands and cays packed into a 50-mile arc, calm water inside the chain, and a culture of beach bars and bareboat heritage that turns every week into the same sun-soaked rhythm. The Baths at Virgin Gorda. The Bitter End and Saba Rock at North Sound. Foxy's at Jost Van Dyke. The Soggy Dollar Bar at White Bay. Anegada's lobster lunch.
Cruise from Tortola through The Bight at Norman Island, lunch at Pirates Bight, anchor for the night at Cooper Island. Day two: The Baths and Virgin Gorda's North Sound. Day three: Anegada and the lobster shacks. Day four: Jost Van Dyke. Day five: back to Tortola. By day, it's empty horseshoe bays and the steadiest trade wind in the Caribbean. By night, it's a steel band at Foxy's and the kind of sundown that makes guests book the same charter again next year.
This is the Caribbean at its most classic.
A standard charter includes the yacht, professional crew, and onboard amenities. Additional expenses such as fuel, provisioning, berthing, and bespoke services are managed transparently through an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), with full accounting provided.
For peak Mediterranean and Caribbean seasons, we recommend securing your preferred yacht several months in advance. High-demand yachts and major event periods often book early.
Every charter is fully bespoke. We tailor routes, onboard experiences, dining preferences, and shore arrangements to your individual requirements.
Yes. Marina Yachts operates across premier cruising regions including the Mediterranean, Middle East, Caribbean, and emerging destinations. Our global network ensures seamless coordination in every location.
We offer secure and flexible payment solutions, including cryptocurrency options, subject to compliance procedures.
Absolutely. Through our global concierge network, we arrange private aviation, ground transfers, security, entertainment, and bespoke event planning both onboard and ashore.
