British Virgin Islands

The British Virgin Islands: a serene archipelago of simplicity, where big money meets hammocks, coral reefs, and white-sand beaches. Y.CO yacht charters explore from volcanic islets to Tortola's renowned full-moon parties.

Cays & Beaches

A lone swimmer floats on their back in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of a secluded tropical beach.

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YACHT CHARTER ITINERARIES

INSPIRATIONAL ITINERARIES IN THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

Towering granite boulders frame a pristine white sand beach lapped by crystal-clear turquoise waters under a brilliant blue sky.

10 days

Home to Paradise

Tortola to Beef Island. Idyllic Beaches, powder soft sand, uninhabited islets. Guests will find only their own footprints on powder-soft sand.

Lush green mountains cascade into the vibrant turquoise waters of this stunning tropical coastline.

8 days

Breathtaking Ocean Vistas

English Harbour to Falmouth Harbour. Cruise around Antigua and Barbuda. Imagine turquoise waters and sugary white sand beaches.

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Divers explore a vibrant coral reef teeming with colorful fish under the sun-dappled ocean surface.

Tortola

Iridescent Waters and White-Sand Beaches. Tortola, the biggest of the British Virgin Islands, is unreasonably beautiful. Like a siren, it has lured sailors in for centuries. There are Persian-blue waters in sheltered harbours.

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A lush, green island with a sprawling villa complex rises from the vibrant turquoise waters under a clear blue sky.

Necker Island

A billionaire's bohemia. Richard Branson’s Necker Island is Bali via the Bahamas. Striking white beaches. Stunning barrier reefs. And all blissed out with Eastern serenity.

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Towering granite boulders frame a tranquil turquoise lagoon, creating a breathtaking natural sanctuary.

Virgin Gorda

Protected tropical park. The protected national park of Virgin Gorda is an extraordinary combination of perfect white beaches, rainforested hills with astonishing views and lively underwater scenes.

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Sailboats dot the turquoise waters surrounding a lush, green island with a pristine white sand beach.

Jost Van Dyke

As nature intended. This teensy sliver of paradise is all about escapism. Deserted beaches. Perfect coral reefs. And no around. The British Virgin Islands at its best.

Jost Van Dyke

A woman with a paddleboard on a white sand beach gazes at a turquoise bay with a yacht in the distance.

Your Guide to the British Virgin Islands

THE PARADISIACAL PLAYGROUND OF BILLIONAIRES

REASONS TO VISIT

WHY WE LOVE THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

Crystal-clear turquoise waters reveal vibrant coral reefs beneath a lush, green tropical island under a brilliant blue sky.

Secret Beaches

The British Virgin Islands invite you to explore hidden grottos and secret beaches scattered across this sun-drenched archipelago. From the iconic Baths on Virgin Gorda, where giant granite boulders form magical underwater playgrounds, to secluded coves ideal for snorkeling. Step ashore to wander deserted sands or enjoy cocktails in open-air beach bars.

Island Hopping Bliss

With over 60 islands and caves, the British Virgin Islands offer endless island-hopping bliss, from Tortola’s lively harbors to Jost Van Dyke’s famous beach bars. Each island reveals its own charm with lush rainforests, colorful coral reefs, and warm village vibes. In this Caribbean paradise, every island unfolds into a new moment of magic.

A woman relaxes in a hot tub on a yacht, overlooking a turquoise ocean under a bright blue sky.

YOUR GUIDE TO THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

A-LIST YACHTING

A swift 110nm sail east of Puerto Rico, the British Virgin Islands has dazzled the Hollywood set for decades. But this A-list yachting destination is a celebrity in its own right. Eighty percent of the population live on the main island Tortola, leaving scores on untouched atolls to be explored with a Y.CO charter. Expect soft pink sand, humid rainforest hikes, kaleidoscopic shoals of fish and endless Caribbean ocean. Want specifics? Read on.

Your Guide to the British Virgin Islands

The Baths

Here’s the main act. Sculpted on Virgin Gorda for over 70 million years, The Baths are house-sized boulders left forgotten on a crushed-pearl beach. It's like God was busy building something spectacular before he was called off to lunch. Ripe for snorkelling, these volcanic-lava megaliths have grottoes beneath them, which glimmer like the inside of a diamond. They're popular, but your Y.CO crew will help you avoid the crowds.

Towering granite boulders frame the crystal-clear turquoise waters of a tropical paradise.

Five elegant flamingos stand gracefully on a pristine white sand beach beside the turquoise Caribbean Sea.

Your Guide to the British Virgin Islands

Anegada’s Flamingos

You'll hear a lot about Anegada. It's a stunner – a low-lying coral atoll, illuminated by a halo of turquoise tides, crowned with an 18-mile-long barrier reef, the Caribbean's biggest. Its soft, pillowy sands are footprint free. Crowds, there are not. Instead, it teems with wildlife: rock iguanas, turtles and a flamboyance of flamingos that live on the island's salt ponds. Y.CO charters get you close to the action. Cameras ready!

Your Guide to the British Virgin Islands

The Legendary Painkiller Cocktail

Size isn’t everything. Teensy Jost Van Dyke is only four miles long, but it packs a punch. Weigh anchor at Great Harbour to soak in the emerald, forest-covered peaks and cowlicks of ivory-coloured sand. But don't miss Soggy Dollar Bar at White Bay. Home of The Painkiller, the legendary (and lethal) rum cocktail, the drinking shack is an institution. Plus, your luxury Y.CO charter need only be a rib ride away.