BVI CREWED YACHTCHARTER - BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
“welcome to the yachting paradise BVI”
LUXURY CREWED CHARTER BVI
The British Virgin Islands BVI are a still a British Overseas Territory. The top yachting region is part of the Caribbean Leeward Islands, with moderate winds. The yacht paradise includes more than 60 islands and reefs.
The BVI is a popular destination for sailors who have little experience. Thanks to the offshore islands, the sea is calm and high waves are not to be expected.
In contrast to the USVI, the BVI are largely untouched and are an insider tip for guests who love authentic nature and tranquility.
MAP BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
YACHT FLEET & CHARTER PRICES
HOW TO TRAVEL TO THE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS
TRAVELING FROM MIAMI
With new direct flights from Miami (MIA) to Tortola (EIS) via American Airlines, traveling to the British Virgin Islands has never been easier.
American Airlines’ new direct flight from Miami to Tortola offers travelers increased convenience and flexibility with its well-planned flight schedule. The non-stop flights depart from Miami International Airport in the morning, allowing travelers to make the most of their day upon arrival to the British Virgin Islands. The duration of the flight is approximately three hours, ensuring a swift and efficient journey.
TRAVELING FROM SAN JUAN
The most convenient international airport to Scrub Island is in San Juan, Puerto Rico (airport code SJU).
From San Juan, catch a short connecting flight with scheduled service via Seaborne Airlines, Cape Air or interCaribbean Airways to the British Virgin Islands at Terrance B. Lettsome Airport (airport code EIS).
- Seaborne Airlines has 32-seat, air-conditioned planes and code share with Delta Airlines, American Airlines, and US Airways.
- Cape Air has small 9-seat aircraft and code share with Jet Blue Airways.
- interCaribbean Airways has a 30-seat aircraft and code share with British Airways, out of Antigua.
FLIGHTS FROM EUROPE
The easiest way to reach the British Virgin Islands from Europe is via Paris. Air France flies daily from Paris (CDG) to Sint Martin (SXM). Then you fly with Winair or Liat in about 40 minutes to Tortola (EIS).
Alternatively, Air Caraibes and Corsair also offer flights from Paris to St. Martin.
Or you can reach Tortola BVI via Miami and Puerto Rico.
TRAVELER’S INFORMATION
- Constant trade winds with average temperatures of 80-92˚ Fahrenheit provide the perfect setting for casual summer attire during daytime and nice casual nighttime attire.
- A valid passport is the principal entry requirement into the BVI. All U.S. and Canadian citizens must present a valid passport for all travel. Currency in the BVI is the U.S. Dollar.
- An environmental and tourism levy of $10 per person (3 years & older) will be collected on arrival at the ports of entry.
- There is a $50 tax for all passengers, payable on leaving the BVI by air. If you’re departing the BVI by ferry, a departure tax of $20 per person or $15 for residents is payable.
BENEFIT FROM OUR CARIBBEAN EXPERIENCE
Your advisor Thomas Lauber knows the Caribbean waters very well. He knows where the idyllic bays and insider tips are.
We are motivated if we can organize your yachting holidays in the British Virgin Islands for you, family and friends.
We look forward to your questions and requests. You can reach us 365 days.