Yacht charter and Boat rental in BVI

The British Virgin Islands are built around the Sir Francis Drake Channel, a sheltered stretch of water with islands on both sides. Legs between anchorages take an hour or two, navigation is line of sight, and overnight stops are on mooring buoys rather than in marinas. That is why the BVI work as a first bareboat destination and why the fleet looks the way it does.

Of the 668 boats listed here, 483 are catamarans and another 79 are power catamarans. Sailing monohulls account for 99 and there are almost no motorboats. Nearly the whole fleet sits on Tortola: Wickhams Cay 2 in Road Town is the largest base, followed by Hodge's Creek Marina, Nanny Cay Resort & Marina, Ritter Marina, Marina Tortola, Soper's Hole and Fort Burt. Scrub Island Marina adds a smaller base off the east end.

A standard week runs Norman Island, Cooper Island, Virgin Gorda and The Baths, then back by way of Jost Van Dyke. Anegada is the one leg that leaves the channel.

For 6 to 13 February 2027, 316 boats were available from about €399 per day, roughly €2,794 for the week. The season runs December to April; June to November is hurricane season, when most of the fleet is not chartered.

Yacht charter and Boat rental in BVI

Charter a yacht and explore BVI! Prices start from 164 € per day. Choose from the largest selection of catamarans, sailboats, power catamarans, motor yachts and motor boats.

Popular cities are Road Town, Parham Town, Tortola and Frenchman's Cay.