Sixty islands, one perfect sail.
The British Virgin Islands are a scattered string of around 60 islands and cays, many uninhabited, linked by calm, protected waters. It’s why sailors call this the sailing capital of the world.
Base your group on a private island resort, then spend the days sailing between hidden coves, scrambling through the giant boulders of The Baths and finishing at a beach bar on Jost Van Dyke, birthplace of the Painkiller cocktail.
Six things your team will talk about for years
The Baths
Wade and climb through sea pools and grottos among house-sized granite boulders.
Day sail
Hop between islands with snorkel stops in impossibly clear water.
Swim to the Soggy Dollar
Swim ashore to the beach bar that invented the Painkiller.
Snorkel The Caves
Explore sea caves at Norman Island, rumored to have hidden pirate treasure.
Private island buyout
Your group, your island. No one else in sight.
Anegada lobster
Fresh lobster grilled on the beach on a remote coral island.
December through May.
Winter and spring bring steady trade winds and dry, sunny days, perfect for sailing. Early summer is a sweet spot, and hurricane season peaks from August to October.
Total privacy
Exclusive-use resorts and islands.
Built-in adventure
Sailing, snorkeling and hiking right outside the door.
Unforgettable sails
The kind of day people frame on the wall.