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Minimum booking: 2 places in a double cabin. If you leave alone, contact the organizer to receive an offer dedicated to you.

On board this cruise you will find a local skipper and crew.

The British Virgin Islands, an unforgettable experience for boat holiday lovers. A very rich aquatic fauna, coral gardens, canyons, tunnels, caves, wrecks lying on the seabed ... the surprises and underwater discoveries at the BVI never end.

The British Virgin Islands emerge like Venus from the depths of the ocean: a refuge out of the world formed by sixty islands, islets and rocks on the water, arranged in a crown around the Sir Francis Drake Channel. Five centuries have passed since Columbus sighted them; impressed by the unripe charm of the coasts, the admiral christened them Las Once Mil Virgenes, in homage to Sant'Orsola and the companions of his martyrdom. And even today, it is as if the events of history had passed without footprint on the "virgins" of His Majesty. 153 km2 of land, plus 1,489 km2 of territorial waters.

Located in the northeastern portion of the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands are part of the Lesser Antilles archipelago and are located approximately 97 km east of Puerto Rico, between the 18th and 19th parallel north of the equator and south of the Tropic of Cancer, like the rest of the Caribbean Sea. The archipelago has about 60 islands, of which only 16 are inhabited, and most do not exceed the size of bays, coral islands and outcropping rocks. The most important islands are Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dike and Anegada, plus a small group of islands south of Tortola.



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BVI PREMIUM 8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS

1st day:
Expected boarding time: 18.00 at the Fort Louis Marina, located in the heart of Marigot, just 15 minutes from Princess Juliana International airport. Before embarking, remember to get dollars at the foreign exchange offices located in the port. Then follows the welcome cocktail, briefing on the cruise and accommodation in the assigned cabin. Dinner on board and night sailing (about 12 hours) to the British Virgin Islands.

2nd day:
(+/- 3 hours of navigation) Upon awakening the British Virgin Islands will appear on the horizon and you will arrive in Virgin Gorda. Breakfast and short navigation to a symbolic place of the BVI The Baths, in the far south of Virgin Gorda. The Baths are a must: a large area of rounded rounded rocks nestled on white sand, caves and natural pools that create an unreal and magnificent landscape. At Devil'S Bay there will be the opportunity to visit the small souvenir shops. After lunch, departure to reach a wonderful snorkeling site in two hours: The Caves of Norman Island, where you will be greeted by a breathtaking underwater world. Dinner and overnight on board in the bay at The Bight.

3rd day:
(+/- 3 hours of navigation) After breakfast, we will set sail for about an hour for Soper's Hole marina, West End, Tortola: shopping morning. In the main bar of the Marina you will find a wifi point. Late morning departure for Jost Van Dyke, and its idyllic beaches. Mooring in front of the beautiful White Bay beach. Lunch on board in the magical scenery. Water activities, swimming and snorkelling opportunities. In the late afternoon, for those who wish, it is possible to spend some pleasant moments at the Foxy Bar. Dinner and overnight on board in the harbor.

4th day:
(+/- 3 hours of sailing) Departure scheduled around 8.00 am for 20 minutes of sailing to Sandy Cay, a small island bordered by coconut palms and surrounded by white sand, or, depending on the direction of the wind, at Sandy Spit : a dream island to enjoy for most of the morning, before reaching Guana Island for lunch. In the afternoon swimming and beach life. Departure around 4 pm for Marina Cay, a small island east of Tortola. You will find a nice little shop that offers a wide range of good quality souvenirs, from Pusser's West Indies brand, British Virgin Island ". Dinner and overnight on board in the harbor.

5th day:
(+/- 2 hours of navigation) Departure scheduled around 08 am to Mosquito Island, owned by Sir Richard Branson, founder of the famous Virgin group. Snorkelers will be thrilled to discover an incredible variety of tropical life. After lunch, navigation to Gorda Sound, a beautiful bay on the island of Virgin Gorda, and mooring in Bitter End, near a luxury resort and a lively marina. Dinner and overnight on board in the harbor.

6th day:
(+/- 2 hours of navigation) Very early departure for Anegada.
Unlike the other Virgin Islands, Anegada is a 19 km long coral atoll and less than 5 km wide, with a climax of 8 meters. Beautiful beaches surround the island. The coral reefs of Horse Shoe Reef and Anegada Reef guarantee a great variety of fauna and flora to explore: snorkelling and swimming in a crystal clear sea. Departure around 16h00 and night navigation to St Martin. Dinner and overnight on board.

7th day:
Arrival in St-Martin Grand-Case or Marigot. Lunch at anchor in Grand Case. Grand-Case is a small town in the French part of St. Martin. Thanks to its many excellent quality restaurants, this village is the capital city of western France
Swimming, snorkeling, beachcombing. Baie Nettle is a small and quiet village located in the bay of the same name and located on a stretch of sand that separates the lagoon from the Caribbean Sea. The city of Marigot is only 2 km away, with its beautiful white sand beaches, its coconuts and its turquoise waters. Mooring in the Baie Nettle lagoon.
Dinner and overnight on board.

8th day:
Breakfast and disembarkation scheduled for 9 am in Marina Port La Royale, in the heart of Marigot.


Note: Itinerary subject to change depending on weather / technical conditions. The shipping times indicated may vary depending on the weather / sea conditions.