7-Day Virgin Islands Crewed Motor Yacht Itinerary
Discover St Thomas, St John, Norman Island, Peter Island, The Baths, Virgin Gorda & Jost Van Dyke on your 7-Night Virgin Islands Crewed Motor Yacht Itinerary
Day 1: Norman Island | Day 2: Peter Island and Cooper Island | Day 3: Virgin Gorda | Day 4: Anegada | Day 5: Guana Island and Great Camanoe | Day 6: Jost Van Dyke | Day 7: St. John | Day 8: USVI
A BVI crewed motor yacht charter has got to be at the top of your travel plans. With shimmering turquoise waters, calm secluded bays, and some of the best seafood in the region, you will create memories that last a lifetime. Stretch out on the sun-warmed deck and feel the cool breeze on your skin as your captain sails for Virgin Gorda. Your captain and crew will know the region like the back of their hands, meaning you will anchor at Sandy Spit at just the right time to have the whole beach to yourself.
From 20 years of sailing in the British Virgin Islands, we have found the top restaurants, tried the most popular water sports, and explored rewarding hikes with spectacular views. Each itinerary is personalized to your exact tastes, and our charter experts are thrilled to create your next vacation with you. With our team working through every detail, you are free to ease into island life and enjoy the laidback lifestyle that only a crewed motor yacht can provide. Ready to dream up your next adventure? Enquire with us today.
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Day One: St. Thomas to Norman Island
Step on board your luxury crewed motor yacht at the St. Thomas marina in the US Virgin Islands to embark on your personalized 7-day itinerary. While your captain ensures a smooth customs process into the British Virgin Islands, head up to the sundeck for cocktails handcrafted by your incredible chef and stunning panoramic views of the turquoise waters. Your next stop is Norman Island for an afternoon of swimming and an evening under the stars.
Norman Island: An exciting first stop and a natural hub for swimming and snorkeling. Spend the afternoon floating in the pristine waters before grabbing a snorkel and getting your first look at the brightly colored fish and corals of the BVI.
Sunset Cocktails: As the sky turns golden, wrap up in a soft towel on the foredeck and enjoy pre-dinner drinks and canapés. The BVI is home to some of the best sunsets in the Caribbean, and your private yacht is the perfect place to view them.
Welcome Dinner: Your first night on board sets the tone for an indulgent week. Enjoy a welcome dinner on the aft deck, where your chef’s first creation can be enjoyed under an open sky as the sun slowly fades behind the horizon.
Day Two: Peter Island and Cooper Island
Wake up in Norman Island and enjoy an unhurried morning with the sun on your face. After a plate of fresh fruit and breakfast pastries, your captain will set course for Peter Island, followed by Cooper Island for a day full of deserted beaches, water sports, and rum tastings!
Deadman’s Bay: Anchor near Dead Man’s Bay on Peter Island, renowned for its gorgeous white sand beach. It is an amazing spot for a lunch picnic and beach games, or just lounging on the warm sand.
Cooper Island Beach Club: An exclusive anchorage where mooring space is limited, meaning very few crowds. Be sure to stop at their on-site restaurant for a mouthwatering menu. Additionally, their rum bar is the largest in the Caribbean. You can’t miss their collection of locally distilled rum and tastings!
Seabobbing: As one of the most popular water sports in the BVI, Seabobbing is a must do, and secluded bays on Cooper island provide the perfect conditions. Grab a snorkel and mask and jump off the back of the boat to explore the waters.
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Day Three: Virgin Gorda
Virgin Gorda is arguably one of the most picturesque islands imaginable. Spend the day sunbathing on natural rock formations, then bob around in the magical waters on an E-foil!
The Baths: Float in the shallow waters of this natural 40-foot rock formation, where caves and grottoes create a hub for snorkeling. Splash around in the cerulean waters of The Baths for as long as you wish!
Hiking: Virgin Gorda offers some of the best hikes in the BVI. A rewarding hike to Gorda Peak offers stunning views of the surrounding islands. On your hike, you will witness the unique flora and fauna of the region.
E-Foiling: After a full day in the sun, you will head to North Sound, a gorgeous bay surrounded by several islands that are perfect for E-foiling. The freedom of skimming across a glassy bay with the wind on your face is unparalleled.
Day Four: Anegada
Today is a perfect day for a 3-hour sail to Anegada. Lounge on the foredeck and watch the bow cut through the azure waters as your captain sails toward this coral atoll. Once you tender ashore, you can explore the island via jeep and spend the day hopping to every beach bar.
Rent a Scooter or Jeep: Since the island is easily navigable, renting a scooter or jeep is a fantastic way to spend the day. Feel the wind on your back as you speed from beach to beach on your adventure around Anegada.
Beach Bars: From Cow Wreck Bay to The Wonky Dog, there are many local bars, each with their own beach access. Relax into a beach chair with your feet in the sand and a cool drink in hand. When you are ready to cool down, hop in the water with a paddleboard to explore the waters further.
Anegada Lobster: Anegada is famous for its locally caught lobster, coated in warm, melted butter, and served beachside with incredible views of the sunset. Boatbookings has sailed the BVI for over 20 years, and each time we come back to Anegada's indulgent lobster.
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Day Five: Guana Island and Great Camanoe
A water sport heaven, you don’t want to miss a stop at Guana Island and Great Camanoe. Move slowly through your day, doing exactly as you please. Enjoy an afternoon in the water, trying every water toy in your yacht’s arsenal, then float weightlessly in the bay until it’s time for a delicious meal cooked by your personal chef.
Water Sports: From wakeboarding and water skiing to paddleboarding and tubing, there are so many ways to have fun on the water in the BVI. Guana Island and Great Camanoe both offer quiet coves to test out your yacht’s water toys. Be sure to take advantage of the calm waters and secluded bays.
BBQ Lunch: Drift in the shallow waters on a tube or a floating mat while the iconic smell of BBQ hangs in the air. Many of our top yachts have a BBQ on board, and your captain or chef will grill a mouthwatering lunch with all your favorites.
Sunset Cocktails: Golden hour is the perfect time to head up to the sundeck for panoramic views of the surrounding islands and craft cocktails. Let your favorite songs play through the yacht’s Bluetooth speakers for a picturesque evening under the stars.
Day Six: Jost Van Dyke
During your visit to Jost Van Dyke, be sure to visit the white sand beaches and swaying palm trees of White Bay and Great Harbour. Ashore, Jost Van Dyke offers some of the best restaurants in the BVI to enjoy local seafood, including jerk shrimp, seafood pasta, and fresh lobster. Be sure to head to the Soggy Dollar to try the painkiller cocktail at the bar it was created!
Soggy Dollar: Swim up to the Soggy Dollar Bar on the shores of White Bay for your first drink of the day. As the origin of the painkiller cocktail, you can order a drink, sink into one of their beachfront chairs, and take in the gorgeous views in front of you.
Foxy’s Tamarind Bar: One of the must-see attractions in the BVI with a fun and laidback atmosphere that invites you to spend an unhurried day on the beach with your toes in the sand.
Great Harbor: Your anchorage for the evening and host to a quiet cove perfect for water toys. Use your yacht’s state-of-the-art tender and skis to skim across the waters as the sun begins to make its descent.
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Day Seven: St. John, US Virgin Islands
Today, you will head to St. John in the US Virgin Islands, clearing customs along the way. Once you are in the USVI, spend the afternoon trying local cuisine and hopping on a jet ski in Cruz Bay.
Lime Out Floating Taco Bar: On your way to Cruz Bay, you will stop at the Lime Out Floating Taco Bar for strong drinks and amazing tacos.
Cruz Bay: Once you arrive in the bay, take out your yacht’s jet skis and speed across the turquoise waters, watching the islands speed past in a blur of blue and green. You can also venture ashore to the local shops and bars for a taste of island-inspired cuisine and drinks.
Sunset Dinner: During your final evening on board, your talented chef will prepare one last incredible meal to celebrate your week in the Virgin Islands. Enjoy Dinner on the aft deck to take in the Caribbean sunset, they are surely the best!
Day Eight: St. John, US Virgin Islands
Wake up on your last day of charter and enjoy an unhurried morning on the foredeck. In Francis Bay, you can take the opportunity to bring out the water toys for one more underwater adventure. Soon, you will head back to port for disembarkation at noon. Be sure to exchange contact information if you loved your crew. That way, you can come back to the Virgin Islands and visit the team you know and love.
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