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The BVI is the bareboat capital of the Caribbean — consistent trade winds, calm seas between islands, and the famous Baths at Virgin Gorda. The Sir Francis Drake Channel is one of the most beautiful sailing routes in the world.
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Sailing British Virgin Islands
7-Day Itinerary7 Days Sailing the BVI: The Classic Loop
Tortola to Virgin Gorda, Anegada, Jost Van Dyke, and Norman Island — the BVI classic circuit in a week. Consistent trade winds, short passages, and the world's best beach bars.
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Harbours & AnchoragesBest Anchorages in the British Virgin Islands
The Baths, Gorda Sound, White Bay on Jost Van Dyke, Norman Island's Bight — the BVI's finest stops, with mooring notes, snorkelling verdicts, and beach bar rankings.
3 min readTop SightsTop Sights in the British Virgin Islands: What to See Ashore
The Baths on Virgin Gorda, the Callwood Rum Distillery, Copper Mine ruins — the BVI's best ashore, all within a day's sail of each other.
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Food & DiningWhere to Eat in the BVI: Beach Bars, Lobster, and the Soggy Dollar
Painkillers at the Soggy Dollar, lobster at Cooper Island, jerk chicken at Cane Garden Bay — the BVI's best eating and drinking, by anchorage.
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Pilotage NotesBVI Pilotage: Trade Winds, Reef Passages, and Sir Francis Drake Channel
Consistent 15–20 knot trade winds, clear water that makes reefs visible, and the best-organised sailing territory in the Caribbean — BVI pilotage essentials.
3 min readCharter in British Virgin Islands
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