A wonderful thing about the Virgin Islands
and the Grenadines is that there are many places
to go and things to see within a short sailing distance of each
other. Every trip is planned each trip based on the needs of our guests. This depends
on many factors:
Do you want to do a little or lots of sailing?
What balance do you want between dining aboard and meals ashore?
Do you prefer private anchorages or nighttime entertainment?
Have you been here before, and want to go to different places
while definitely hitting a few of your prior favorites?
Plans for the first and last day depend greatly on when you are
arriving and departing, and where you want to do your pick-up and
drop-off.
The thing is, it is all good, and your crew likes to be flexible.
Never been here before? No problem. We will make sure you
see all the "not to be missed" attractions.
Been here a dozen times? We will still take you to new places
you have not seen.
We can design itineraries with destinations in the Virgin Islands,
the
Grenadines, and along the Lesser Antilles island chain in between.
When in the BVI we love to take people to Anagada where being on
the beach at Cow Wreck or Loblolly Bay feels like you are at the end of earth.
Day stops at places like the Baths, the Indians, Pirate Caves, Sandy Cay or Sandy
Spit may be high on everyone's list. Perhaps you want to add a stop at the Dogs
or Monkey Point. Don't forget Jost Van Dyke! This island has great hang outs like the Soggy Dollar,
Foxey's, Ivan's, Sydney's, Abe's and many more. On Virgin Gorda in the
North Sound privacy can be had off Mosquito Island or Prickly Pear, while
Leverick Bay can get you doing things
ashore
In the Grenadines we love Bequia for exploring, dining ashore, and a nice
anchorage along Princes Margaret Beach. The Tobago Cays Marine Park offer
natural beauty with a unique snorkel experience. Salt Whistle Bay on Mayreau
is a fun place to visit. And of course a day in remote Chatham Bay on Union
Island with a private beach dinner hosted by our friend Shark Bite is a
must. A climb to the top of Fort Duvernette at Young Island Cut
combines history with a commanding view of the Grenadines..
Destinations and Itineraries:
A wonderful thing about the Virgin Islands
and the Grenadines is that there are many places
to go and things to see within a short sailing distance of each
other. Every trip is planned each trip based on the needs of our guests. This depends
on many factors:
We can design itineraries with destinations in the Virgin Islands,
the
Grenadines, and along the Lesser Antilles island chain in between.
or Loblolly Bay feels like you are at the end of earth.
Day stops at places like the Baths, the Indians, Pirate Caves, Sandy Cay or Sandy
Spit may be high on everyone's list. Perhaps you want to add a stop at the Dogs
or Monkey Point. Don't forget Jost Van Dyke! This island has great hang outs like the Soggy Dollar,
Foxey's, Ivan's, Sydney's, Abe's and many more. On Virgin Gorda in the
North Sound privacy can be had off Mosquito Island or Prickly Pear, while
Leverick Bay can get you doing things
ashore
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