Charter Life: BVI Edition
A visual look at the anchorages, moments, and scenery that make the British Virgin Islands one of the world’s best sailing destinations.
The Baths, Virgin Gorda Giant granite boulders form natural pools and hidden grottos — one of the most surreal stops on any BVI anchorage guide.
Norman Island — The Bight A wide, protected anchorage said to have inspired Treasure Island — and home to the floating bar, Willy T. Best explored aboard a stable, spacious crewed catamaran — read why catamarans are often the better choice in our catamaran vs. monohull guide.
White Bay, Jost Van Dyke Powder-white sand and turquoise shallows, best enjoyed with a Painkiller in hand from the Soggy Dollar Bar.
Anegada Flat, remote, and a world apart from the rest of the BVI — miles of untouched beach on the island’s north shore. Best reached with a crewed yacht and a captain who knows the reef passages well.
Sandy Cay A tiny, uninhabited islet ringed by a full loop of white sand — one of the most photographed spots in the territory, best seen from the deck of a premium Sunreef 70 or Sunreef 82.
Planning your trip? Check our guide on the best time to charter in the Caribbean, read the full BVI anchorages guide, or explore our BVI yacht charter fleet.