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One of our guests enjoying a scuba diving experience in BVI
One of our guests enjoying a scuba diving experience in BVI

There are just countless things to do in BVI. It’s also considered a picture-perfect paradise. What’s not to like? There’s just so much to explore from stunning British Virgin Islands beaches, sailing and yachting, various dive sites, and other attractions.

Whether you’re looking for an adventure or want to relax and soak up the sun, guests will never run out of things to do in BVI. British Virgin Islands trips are both exciting and relaxing.

So, read on to discover why this Caribbean gem should be on every traveler’s bucket list.

Snorkeling Spots in the BVI

Snorkeling in the British Virgin Islands is a must for any nature lover. Thus, the clear turquoise waters of this paradise offer some of the best snorkeling spots in the world. With islands teeming with colorful fish and stunning coral formations, there is something to captivate snorkelers of different ages.

Some great places to start your BVI snorkeling journey are Tortola, Norman Island, Peter Island, Cooper Island, Jost Van Dyke, and Virgin Gorda. They’re home to various protected marine life areas – coral reefs, shipwrecks, tropical fish, sea turtles, manta rays, and more!

  • Monkey Point – Guana Island
  • The Baths – Virgin Gorda
  • Treasure Point – Norman Island
  • Nanny Cay – Tortola
  • The Bight – Norman Island

Whether you’re an experienced or a beginner snorkeler, BVI’s underwater world offers plenty of fascinating sites that are sure to provide an unforgettable experience.

Scuba Diving

Scuba diving in the British Virgin Islands offers the perfect escape for adventurers seeking unparalleled underwater exploration. BVI diving spots boast stunning shipwrecks, seamounts, coral gardens, and sandy bottoms for a truly remarkable experience.

Here’s some famous scuba diving in the BVI:

  • RMS Rhone Shipwreck – Salt Island
  • Wreck Alley – between Salt Island and Cooper Island
  • Vanishing Rock – Cooper Island
  • Blonde Rock – Great Dog Island
  • Sharkplaneo – Great Dog Island
  • Carvel Rock – Ginger Island
  • Diamond Reef – Great Camanoe
  • Dip N’ Scrub – Scrub Island
  • Monkey Point – Guana Island
  • The Aquarium – Virgin Gorda
  • Kodiak Queen – new dive site in BVI

So, for the adventurous diver, you won’t be disappointed exploring the underwater world of BVI.

Fishing Boat Charters

The diversity of these islands is captivating, with numerous moorings. The islands offer a sailor’s paradise for avid fishermen wanting to reel in some of the biggest fish in the Caribbean. If fishing charters are more your style, then the BVI’s are the perfect place for you.

Bonefishing

From Beef Island to Camanoe Islands and Jost van Dyke, fishing enthusiasts can experience a day of bonefishing. The clear waters around the islands make it easy to spot the fish below, and you can find several flats. The North Sound also offers excellent fishing spots, such as Colquhoun Reef and Eustatia Reef off Virgin Gorda, where you can target various species. With fishing boat charters in BVI, you are sure to have an exhilarating fishing adventure.

Deep Sea Fishing

For a unique Caribbean fishing experience, head to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and explore their world-class sport fishing. BVI offers incredible deep-sea fishing opportunities, with fish caught ranging from Mahi-Mahi, Wahoo, Tuna, and various billfish, including the famed Atlantic Blue Marlin.

June to October is especially attractive for monster Atlantic Blue Marlin anglers, as The North Drop (the second deepest ocean depth on the planet at 33,000 feet deep) is just off the coast of Jost van Dyke Island. In addition, you can try your luck at catching Blue and White Marlin, Long-billed Spearfish, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, Kingfish, Shark, Blackfin Tuna, Skipjack Tuna, Little Tunny or even giant Yellowfin Tuna.

With an experienced crew and expert knowledge, a fishing boat charter in BVI promises a once-in-a-lifetime fishing experience.

Trolling (Fishing)

Trolling is an exciting way to go fishing from your yacht, especially in the BVI. At slower sailing speeds of 2-3 knots, you can snag mackerel, jacks, barracuda, and yellowtail snapper. But up the speed to 5-7 knots and troll your way towards Anegada for the chance at Wahoo and Mahi Mahi.

One great spot to troll is just off the Queen Elizabeth Bridge’s west side, which connects Beef Island to Tortola. The strong current here makes it easy to access and allows you to drag your line across the surface with the chance of catching mackerel, kingfish, or tuna.

some of our guests enjoyed a fishing boat charter in BVI
some of our guests enjoyed a fishing boat charter in BVI

All in all, fishing in the British Virgin Islands allows plenty of exciting opportunities to land a great catch. But, for those who want to take fishing to the next level, you need to get a fishing license if you’re 18 years old and above.

Visitors can enjoy this rewarding activity by securing a fishing license and observing local laws and regulations.

Kiteboarding in the British Virgin Islands

Experience the ultimate kiteboarding holiday in the British Virgin Islands! Whether you’re looking for a kiteboarding charter vacation or a BVI Kite Safari, BVI Kiteboarding Charters are here to make your trip a reality.

Kitesurfing, or kiteboarding, is an extreme sport where the kitesurfer uses wind power with a large kite to be pulled across the water, land, or snow surface – combining aspects of paragliding, surfing, windsurfing, kiteboarding, snowboarding, and wakeboarding.

With experienced captains and crews that know every corner of each island, they can take you to the best spots depending on their guests’ wind direction, strength, and riding style preference. There are plenty of great kitesurfing spots in BVI, including:

  • Anegada Loblolly Bay
  • West End Point
  • Necker Island
  • North Sound Virgin Gorda
  • Sandy Spit near Jost Van Dyke
  • Brewers Bay in Tortola

Book your BVI Kite Safari today for the most memorable and exciting holiday experience ever.

Family Charter Activities

Families looking to explore the beautiful British Virgin Islands (BVI) need not worry about entertaining their kids. BVI Kids and the Sea Program, Charter Yacht Society of the BVI (Pack for a Purpose), and Kids & the Sea Programme (KATS) offer water safety courses and fun activities for kids ages 4 to 15.

Moreover, families can book BVI family-friendly catamaran charters for a relaxing and enjoyable trip. Whether it is sailing, snorkeling, kiteboarding, or tubing your family desires, these yachts come with well-equipped water sports lockers and professional captains who will perfectly plan your day. Your meals are also taken care of with a chef on board – ensuring a truly luxurious family vacation experience.

With so many islands, resorts, and marinas to choose from, make sure your family doesn’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to explore a BVI family-friendly destination.

one of our guests enjoy swimming with sharks in BVI
one of our guests enjoy swimming with sharks in BVI

More Things to do in BVI

When you think of the British Virgin Islands, most people can only think of beach days and beautiful turquoise waters. But there is so much more to this stunning Caribbean destination.

In addition to sun-soaked days on the beach, BVI also offers a variety of heritage tourism activities. Visitors can learn about the area’s history, culture, and cuisine by visiting historical landmarks such as:

  • The 1780 Lower Estate Sugar Works – Road Town BVI
  • 1910 Britannic Hall – Road Town BVI
  • Callwood Rum Distillery – Cane Garden Bay
  • Fort Burt – Road Town
  • Her Majesty’s Prison Museum – Tortola
  • Jost Van Dyke Preservation Society – Great Harbour
  • Little Fort National Park – South of the Yacht Harbour
  • Mount Healthy National Park – Tortola
  • North Shore Shell Museum – Carrot Bay
  • Old Government House Museum – Road Town
  • Sir Olva Georges Plaza – Road Town
  • St. Phillips Anglican Church – Kingston
  • The Copper Mine Ruins – the south-eastern tip of Virgin Gorda
  • The Noel Lloyd / P.A.M. Park – Road Town
  • Thornton Plantation – Pleasant Valley
  • HLSCC Marine Centre – East End

If you’re looking for a little extra zen during your visit, yoga classes on Yoga Yacht Charters are great options. Those looking for an adventure can embark on zip-line tours or choose from the many hiking trails in the area. A learn-to-sail charter is another option for guests who want to know more about the basics of sailing. Lastly, wellness charters provide a unique way to combine sightseeing with yoga, meditation, and other activities that promote mental and physical well-being.

No matter how you spend your time in BVI, there’s sure to be something that appeals to every type of traveler.

Don’t Miss these Must-See Spots in the British Virgin Islands

If you’re planning to travel to the British Virgin Islands, there are various must-see spots that you should not miss. And you’ll only find the best things to do in BVI, whether on land or at sea, as you explore this tropical paradise.

From breathtaking hikes and gorgeous beaches to world-class snorkeling and sailing opportunities, this is the ultimate experience for you and your family. So, contact a BVI SAIL expert yacht charter broker today. With their extensive knowledge and expertise, they can create a tailored British Virgin Islands itinerary that is perfect for you.

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