The British Virgin Islands (BVI) is one of the classic cruising destinations of the Caribbean with sheltered sailing, beautiful anchorages amongst the cays, and delightful waterside bars. From lively Tortola with its shops and restaurants to the smaller Jost Van Dyke and Anegada, you have over sixty islands to explore along with their underwater treasures of sunken wrecks and colourful coral. No wonder people return time and again to this little bit of paradise.


Weather in the British Virgin Islands

The high season in the BVI runs from mid-December to March but the shoulder season, from April to July, is a also a good time to charter when there are less visitors, sunny weather and the constant Trade Winds to cool you down and fill your sails.