Cruise BVI

This schedule is supposed as helpful information to assist you plan your journey around the Brit Virgin Islands. It's good to have a plan of in which you would like to go and issues wish to see but we do give you advice to stay flexible and allow the unexpected.

When you arrive at our base you are going to get a complete chart briefing, tailor-made towards journey. We'll talk you through all the ‘must-see sites’, things not to ever miss, hurdles in order to avoid and we'll fill you in on our personal favourites. We shall offer you recommended which approach to simply take based on your group, the weather and any activities taking place, whether you intend to join in the activity or avoid the crowds of people.

We are going to provide you with a ‘Cruising Guide to the Virgin isles’ and a chart of geographic area to be used during your journey. If you would like to purchase your own backup associated with the cruising show you can do so from CruisingGuides.com. You are able to see OnlineCruisingGuide.com for a free of charge digital variation.

TEST ITINERARY THE BVI: DAY 1

The Bight at Norman Island helps make the perfect anchorage to head for on your own first night. After a quick get to across the Sir Francis Drake Channel you can expect to sail through the Indians and Pelican Island, straight into the protected anchorage to grab very first overnight mooring.

The Bight tends to make such a beneficial first night end because it's well-protected, has actually lots of moorings, offers great snorkeling and has now either two restaurants. Thoughts is broken secure in your instantly mooring, jump in dinghy making your way over to the Caves.

A splendid national park site with all-natural caves to explore and teeming with ocean life to savor your first snorkel. Head back to the boat, scrub up and head ashore for lunch.

Pirates is a vibrant, family-oriented coastline club and restaurant, tucked away inside south east spot. A great place for a laid-back sit-down dinner and sundowners. The Willy-T could be the famous floating club and restaurant making a name for it self many years ago when they supplied a free T-Shirt to whoever hopped off the top deck naked. Safe practices stepped in to prevent this ritual but it still has a reputation if you are a great and loud. it is maybe not for everybody however, if you're looking to party and have now a good time, this essential do.

DAY 2

Wake up and motor right over to the Indians. It’s maybe not far enough to bother about placing the sails up. Pick-up a National Park mooring buoy and revel in your breakfast on-board.

After break fast, relax somewhat, benefit from the spectacular stone structures before snorkeling the magnificent corals and sponges which contrast using the rugged ledges and steep walls that increase into the area. Afterwards, sail into the wreck associated with RHONE, sunk in 1867, only off of Salt Island for a wonderful morning diving or snorkel. Tack as much as COOPER ISLAND during the early afternoon and grab your overnight mooring in Manchioneel Bay. Swim up to Cistern Point for lots more snorkeling or simply just relax regarding the beach or by the club within Cooper Island seashore Club. Discover a strict ‘no anchoring’ policy in place at Cooper island, as a result of the plentiful turtle grass in the bottom. Dine ashore on restaurant or barbeque on your watercraft.

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Get an early on begin and tack within the Sir Francis Drake Channel into the BATHROOMS from the south end of VIRGIN GORDA. Pick up a National Parks mooring and snorkel or dinghy to the beach. Do focus on the flag system on the beach when there is a north swell.

You can spend entire day exploring the tunnels, caverns and crystal-clear swimming pools through the maze of huge boulders which were resting right here for literally countless many years. Many people call all the eighth wonder of the world! Have a little lunch on board before proceeding right back throughout the station towards Trellis Bay. Trellis has actually an abundance of moorings and a range of several restaurants, including ‘The last option’ which usually has many as a type of live enjoyment. You will discover a supermarket and cyber cafe on shore. For a quiet evening grab a mooring or drop your anchor behind Marina Cay. You'll head ashore for sundowners and a soothing dinner.

DAY 4 & 5

To NORTH SOUND, Virgin Gorda where you will see something for everybody. Break up your sail with an end at the Dogs, a cluster of three tiny islets, all nationwide areas, with exceptional snorkeling and diving.

After lunch, head-on up in to the North Sound, ensuring to use the well-marked north entrance rather than the shortcut alongside Mosquito Island. You will discover a choice of marinas and restaurants to pick from including the famous Bitter End Yacht Club, Leverick Bay and Saba Rock.