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Known as one of the main sailing destinations worldwide, this archipelago is great for all levels of sailors. With four main islands and a ton of smaller islands, the BVI are begging to be explored. The islands are all particularly unique in their very own way, in which some are declared national parks, while others are simply uninhabited. Needless to say, the BVI is a popular yachting destination for a getaway. It’s impossible to be bored in the BVI; plan a long vacation, charter a yacht in the archipelago, and explore the region for days or even weeks. We guarantee that you’ll love every minute of your holiday.Charter a yacht in the BVI with a private catamaran or sailboat and plan your optimal travel itinerary. The one great thing about the BVI is that sailing season can be all year round depending on your project. Typically the high season will run from December to April with the islands being pretty busy. During this period, you'll find plenty of regatta's and stronger winds. Going into June, the winds will start to let up and everything will be more peaceful. Keeping this in consideration, the pricing will be different throughout the year. If you plan on sailing during the high season, the prices will average about 500€ per day for a catamaran or around 400€ a day for a sailboat. Depending on your project, you can either rent the boat with skipper or as a bareboat depending on your qualifications and experience. When sailing around the BVI, you will most likely start your journey from the island of Tortola, with its protected reefs. The island is characterized by its numerous yacht-filled harbors. With incredible mountain ranges and beaches, the capital island has plenty to boast. The crystal clear waters along with its dream like scenery will instantly make you want to prolong your stay. Water activities are by far the most prominent thing to do on the islands. The waters are perfect for snorkeling and diving, and some of the most beautiful beaches are only accessible by sea. Rest assured you’ll find exactly what you want on one of the 40 islands. This tourist destination enjoys a tropical climate with the summers being hot and sultry, whereas the so-called winter months are warm, mild, and pleasant. The overall tropical climate is also affected by the trade winds. The average daily temperature is around 28 degrees ℃ during peak summer, from May to October. During the rainy season, the tourism spirit is slightly dampened by moderate showers, thunderstorms, and on rare occasions by hurricanes (from August to October). The winter season – from December to March – is comparatively cooler with the average daily temperature around 24-25 degrees ℃. The tropical paradise receives maximum rainfall from September to November. The BVI is driest from January to April – the perfect period to rent a sailboat and go boating. Considering the different seasons, the best time to sail is from December to April. These five months receive negligible rainfall, enjoy mild and pleasant weather, and experiences moderate wind speeds, which combine to provide perfect conditions for sailing. The only problem you'll have is planning your itinerary. Whether you choose to rent a bareboat or a skippered boat, you'll have a lot of choices on your sailing holidays. We recommend a minimum 7 day journey to get to know the area as the average rental period is usually 10 days. Charter a yacht in the BVI
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