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BVI Yacht Charters is a company that operates sailing charters to the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean. The sailing yachts range from 32 to 65 feet in length and include bareboat single hull and multihull boats. With BVI you also have a choice of operating the yachts on your own
hiring a full crew or just a captain. There are also all-inclusive BVI yacht charters
which will give you the impression you are vacationing at a floating resort.

As soon as you cast off from the dock
your adventure with BVI yacht charters begins. You can experience the thrill of sunbathing on deck
feeling the warm wind blowing in your face and the sights and sounds of the Caribbean islands. When you choose one of the BVI sailing charters with a full crew
you also have many other choices to make. The website will give you lists for you to choose from
such as what meals you want aboard the boat. You can also choose what you want in a Starter Kit if you are choosing a bareboat charter. With the many things that BVI can supply for you
you have less luggage to take with you and you can just have all the extras added to the price.

Even if you intend to bring everything with you for the yacht charter
taking a look at the list of provisions on the BVI Yacht Charters website will give you an excellent idea of what you will need. For example
if you like to barbeque
you may not realize that you do need to have your own coals
fluid and matches with you. Since you are on the water with BVI sailing charters
you just can’t pop to the store whenever you realize that you need supplies. You will have to wait until you reach your next destination.

For all-inclusive BVI Yacht Charters
you can order the kind of wine and drinks you want before you even arrive. This is because unlike a resort
everything you need for the perfect vacation has to be packed on board the sailing yacht. When you book one of the BVI sailing charters
you fly to St. Thomas and then take a ferry to Tortola. This is the starting destination for the yacht charter in the British Virgin Islands. There are also hotels in Tortola where you can spend the night before you leave on the yacht charter or the night after you return.

Before you actually depart on your charter
BVI Yacht Charters will brief you on how to use the charts on board the yachts for navigating the Caribbean waters. They will also give you advice on what to do and what not to do as well as places that you should avoid. When you do book a BVI sailing charter
the anchorage fees are included in the cost
but you can also buoys at various locations if you do not want to enter a port. BVI Yacht Charters has a well-established reputation for providing its customers with everything they need in a sailing charter.