A suggested itinerary to see the gorgeous Virgin Islands
St Thomas, St John, Tortola, Norman Island, Peter Island, the Baths, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke
Here is a sample luxury yacht itinerary for the Virgin Islands! Please feel free to contact us if you would like further information on this or any other itinerary in the Caribbean!
Day One: Charlotte Amalie, St Thomas to Hurricane Hole, St John |
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Meet the yacht at noon at Crown Bay Marina on the West
side of the port of Charlotte Amalie. Crown Bay is a
state-of-the-art marina in a pretty port with excellent, new
facilities. Relax from your flight, and get ready for sun,
sand, beautiful islands and a fantastic holiday!
Your first day cruise will take you to the unspoiled
island of St John, to the quiet cove of Hurricane Hole (so
named because it's protected on three sides, so a great
place to hole up during storms).
If you enjoy scuba diving or snorkeling, Hurricane Hole
is a wonderful place for that. Here you can dive in the
mangroves which are reported to be some of the best in the
world.
In the evening enjoy relaxing cocktails followed by a
gourmet meal on board, surrounded by some of the most
beautiful scenery in the world.
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Day Two: Trunk Bay, St. John, and Cane Garden Bay, Tortola. |
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In the morning, proceed to Trunk Bay with its crystal
clear water and sparkling white sand beaches, surrounded by
coconut palms. Ashore, there are ancient ruins to explore an
for the water lovers there are underwater "trail" to
explore.
After lunch, you will continue on to Cane Garden Bay for
the afternoon and evening. Cane Garden Bay has a
picture-perfect Caribbean beach with a busy village just a
short walk away. There are several wonderful restaurants,
shops and bars, all with the unique character of the
islands.
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Day Three: Soper’s Hole, Tortola, and Norman Island |
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Soper's Hole is a quaint colonial port on Tortola, with a
beautiful harbor and the famous Pussers Bar, perfect for a
waterside lunch (and maybe a drink with some of that famous
Pussers Rum!) Alternatively, there's the Jolly Roger Inn
offers a wonderful lunch with authentic Island BBQ.
Walk around the village and enjoy the selection of local
clothing stores, boutiques, jewelry stores, gift shops and
even a local photography studio.
On to Norman Island, the inspiration for for Robert Louis
Stevenson's Caribbean novel, "Treasure Island". Here you
will anchor in the picturesque bay known as "The Bight".
Just around the corner, are the world famous "Caves", a
tremendous snorkeling spot with schools of fish and unique
rock formations.
In the evening you can have an entertaining evening
aboard the famous (or infamous), "Willy T's", an old Baltic
Trader, which has been converted to a swimming bar and
restaurant. Enjoy dinner here and return for the yacht for a
relaxing evening. Or for the more adventuresome, say aboard
"Willy T's" when the action really gets hot. |
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Day Four: Peter Island |
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At Peter Island, you can anchor at Dead Man's Bay. Enjoy
a lovely swim or go snorkeling and explore the sea grass
beds right below the yacht. If you are lucky, you may spot a
sea turtle or two, so keep your eyes open. Naturally timid,
sea turtles tend to keep their distance so best not to try
to get too close!
Around the point, Great Harbor and the beautiful beach at
the Peter Island Resort is a perfect spot for water skiing,
snorkeling, or wind-surfing. 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 dining rooms in the islands.
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Day Five: The Baths, Virgin Gorda |
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Virgin Gorda is one of the most picturesque islands
imaginable, the iconic Caribbean island. At almost every
turn, the vistas are nearly breathtaking.
The Baths of Virgin Gorda are truly incredible with
their gigantic granite boulders, forming natural
seawater pools. Enjoy the day sunbathing on the rocks,
exploring the grottos of crystal clear water, swimming
in the pools or snorkeling.
After a full day of fun and sun, you will steam to the north end of the
island to North Sound. This beautiful bay is surrounded by
several islands including, Mosquito, Prickly Pear, Saba
Rock, Eustatia, and Necker Island.
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Day Six: North Sound, Virgin Gorda, and The Bitter End Yacht Club |
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Waking up in North Sound, there is great snorkeling in Eustacia Sound, and a
wonderful marine museum at Saba Rock, featuring
artifacts of the many shipwrecks in the BVI waters.
In the evening, you can find live entertainment and
dancing at Saba Rock bar and restaurant.
At the east side of North sound is the wonderful
resort, Bitter End. Bitter End Yacht Club offers a wide
assortment of small sailboats and water toys, including
IC24's, Lasers, Hobie Cats, Picos, Optimists,
windsurfers, kayaks and much more, not to mention
on-site scuba and kite-boarding. There is plenty to do
at bitter end for almost every taste or lifestyle
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Day Seven: Jost Van Dyke |
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The final day of your cruise will be to the island of
Jost Van Dyke. During the day, be sure to see the enjoy the
white sand beaches and swaying palm trees of White Bay.
Ashore, Jost Van Dyke offers some of the best places to
enjoy the local seafood, including jerk shrimp, seafood
pasta and some of the world's best lobster.
For your last evening aboard, you will want to make
sure you visit Foxy's Bar & Restaurant for the
entertainment as well as the food. The menu features BBQ
chicken, ribs, and mahi-mahi. The entertainment often
features Foxy, himself, serenading the clientele with
his guitar. This will certainly be an evening to
remember.
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Day Eight: Back to St. Thomas for your flight home. |
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Sadly, even charters in paradise must, eventually, come
to an end. Enjoy the relaxing cruise back to St Thomas,
reminisce on the events and scenery you've seen. And start
planning your next trip to the islands!
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