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The British Virgin Islands, a world-wide nautical charter paradise, are an English overseas territory, part of a volcanic archipelago in the Caribbean Sea. There are mainly 4 main islands and numerous smaller islands renowned for their beaches surrounded by coral reefs. The city of Road Town is the capital of the largest island of the archipelago, Tortola, in which we find the Sage Mountain National Park, rich in tropical forests. On Virgin Gorda Island there is The Baths, a labyrinth of enormous granite boulders that sink onto the beach.
The British Virgin Islands
The BVI are a fantastic archipelago and include around sixty islands, mostly of volcanic origin and with a hilly profile. The largest is Tortola, followed by Virgin Gorda, Anegana and Jost Van Dyke. Furthermore, they are considered the best place in the world to rent a catamaran or a sailing boat, they offer everything more... such as pristine beaches, beautiful bays to anchor in, thousands of shelters. Excellent restaurants on the beach. Between the islands the sea is always good and the wind constant. The climate is stable. The cities are considered super safe for residents and tourists. The marinas are many and very organised. The paradise of sailing and the sea.
Tortola
Starting point for our charters, Tortola is in fact the largest and most populated island of the archipelago, the capital Road Town is located on it. Tortola is a mainly mountainous island 19 km long and 5 km wide, with an area of 55.7 km². The highest peak on the island is Mount Sage (530 m), from which you can enjoy a panoramic view unique in the world.
Nanny Cay bases
Having cast off the moorings from Nanny Cay Marina, notably one of the most beautiful marinas in the BVI, located on the island of Tortola, you will be transported by the constant flow of warm trade winds through a spectacular succession of paradise islands. Especially beaches, snorkeling, diving, water sports and excursions are just some of the interesting activities that await you. Sailing boats and catamarans without crew in Bareboat, sailing boats and catamarans with crew in All-inclusive (everything, absolutely everything included!) Departure base in the BVI: Tortola – Virgin Gorda. Catamarans from 31 to 62 feet. Sailboats. With or without crew. Visit the base and fleet departing from Nanny Cay!
Virgin gorda
Virgin Gorda is in fact the third largest and second most populous of the British Virgin Islands, with 3,000 inhabitants who descend from former slaves or Portuguese. It is a breathtaking island, full of very quiet bays, safe moorings, villas and luxury resorts. Place of regattas. The Baths, a unique attraction, where huge granite boulders create mysterious caves, salt water pools and a connecting path that attracts tourists from all over the world. Great place for swimming and snorkeling.
Anegada
In particular, it is an island of coral sand, and its beaches are the most beautiful in the Caribbean. The northernmost of the British Virgin Islands, it is located approximately 24 km north of the island of Virgin Gorda. The island is essentially flat and low, and its highest point reaches only 8.5 m above sea level, which has earned it the nickname "land of the drowned". It is separated from Sombrero Island of Anguilla by the Anegada Passage Strait. It covers an area of 38 square kilometers, making it the second largest island in the British Virgin Islands. Furthermore, it is sparsely inhabited and the population is just 200 people. Its characteristic are the beaches, where it is possible to walk for about 20 km on the sand, and the coral reef on which you can see the sun disappear into the waves. Anegada is also a paradise for divers and snorkelers.
Jost van dyke
Located about 6 km west of Tortola, it is covered with hills rich in vegetation. In particular, the highest point of the island, the hill called Majohnny Hill, rises up to 321 meters above sea level. The name of the island derives from that of Joost van Dyk, a Dutch privateer who was among the first European colonizers of the Virgin Islands. Especially in the eastern part of the island there is Diamond Cay, it is not a real island as it is connected to Jost Van Dyke by a thin strip of land. This is precisely why it is famous: for the spectacular bays and the number of fun beach bars.
