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review about 7 Days Sailing Cruise around St. Maarten and the BVI's incl. breakfast and lunch on board January 2021
Enjoy a sailing holiday in a marine paradise! The British Virgin Virgin Islands (BVI), with their steady winds and beautiful waters waters will leave you with unforgettable memories. Embark for a great sailing adventure on a spacious and comfortable catamaran.
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Let's find it together!The British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean, form an archipelago of 50 islands of which only 16 are inhabited. It is an ideal destination to explore on a catamaran cruise to access still deserted and pristine paradises. There is no shortage of underwater life with dive spots spread throughout the archipelago. If you dream of crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches and a 'cool' atmosphere, the Virgin Islands are the next destination on your list.
The volcanic archipelago of the British Virgin Islands is home to some of the most beautiful beaches, each with its own unique charm and qualities. Virgin Gorda is particularly honoured with stunning beaches including the Baths, Prickly Pear, Spring Bay, and Savannah Bay - some describe Virgin Gorda's beaches as the most beautiful and pristine in the world. Other breathtaking beaches on the islands include Josiah's Bay, Smuggler's Cove and Long Bay Beach on Tortola, Cow Wreck Beach and Loblolly Beach on Anegada, and White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Throughout the waters of the BVI, the waters are crystal clear and the coastlines are dotted with sea caves and unique wildlife viewing opportunities.
The capital island of the BVI, Tortola, is also the yachting capital of the Caribbean. Its white sandy beaches, lush landscapes and charming harbours are features that represent the BVI to the world. Tortola has a variety of water sports and fishing facilities, and is also the hub of BVI museums and cultural heritage, including the 1780 Lower Estate Sugar Works Museum, Fort Burt, and the J.R. O'Neal Botanic Gardens.
Anegada Island has to be earned: 300 shipwrecks are held in the sharpened talons of its reefs. Anegada is the only coral island in the archipelago's volcanic chain - the coral reefs that surround the island, as well as the wild beaches and natural springs are the special features that characterise this island. For travellers looking to discover and experience the local wildlife of the BVI, Anegada is a must-visit. From turpentines and rare orchids to rock iguanas, whitefish and parrot fish, the island is full of wildlife experiences. It is said to have the tastiest lobsters in the world!
More mountainous, Virgin Gorda Island has the archipelago's greatest curiosity: The Baths. A chaos of large granite boulders forming a labyrinth of caves, natural pools and intimate coves. Virgin Gorda Island attracts visitors from around the world for its special anchorages and beautiful coves. Protected national parks around the islands ensure the preservation of its great natural beauty. Many of the BVI's most popular beaches are located on Virgin Gorda and Gorda Peak, the island's highest peak, offers stunning panoramic views. The island has a unique blend of culture, with influences from African, Indian, and Spanish origins.