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The US Virgin Islands are a nautical adventure for yacht charters. The typical Virgin Islands cruising area extends from St. Thomas in the west to Virgin Gorda to the east. The islands are outlined by the Atlantic Ocean on their north side; the calm Caribbean Sea laps on their southern shores. In the US Virgin Islands, you’ll find the pristine beaches, sparkling waters and national parks distinctive of the Caribbean. The US Virgin Islands are culturally diverse, ethnically rich, and artistically vibrant. All this makes the islands ideal for a yacht charter vacation. The Virgins Islands are famous for year-round cruising. The temperature ranges from the ’80s in winter to ’90s in summer. In the winter, there’s a slight wind shift to the north with wind speeds of 15 – 20 knots. In the summer, the winds shifts to the east-southeast and blow around 10 – 15 knots. There is no real rainy season. Showers tend to be in short bursts with blue skies to follow.

St Thomas’s, Charlotte Amalie is one of the most popular cruise ports in the Caribbean. Red Hook Bay, on the eastern side of St Thomas, is main charter base as it is a convenient place to start your charter an exploration of the Virgin Islands. Houses of Danish influence sit scattered against the backdrop of emerald green hills and rows of charter yachts lay berthed along the waterfront.

In complete contrast, by virtue of its amazing nature is St John. Comprised of the two-thirds national park, St John is arguably the most beautiful of the US Virgin Islands. Anchor in Hurricane Hole, surrounded by the National Park and few people. The rest of St John is blessed with endless white beaches and wildlife. Take a stroll along one of the walking tracks that lead to panoramic views of the emerald cays and sparkling waters.

St Croix is the largest of the US Virgin Islands, made up of two distinct towns – Christiansted and Frederiksted. Both towns have their own unique style. Between the two, they are well worth a visit. St Croix offers a distinct taste of Danish culture in Christiansted. The architectural quality and historical interest of Christiansted, has earned part of the town, the title of a “National Historic Site”. From St Croix, visit one of the Caribbean’s top dive spots – Buck Island.

As one of the most well-known yacht charter grounds in the Caribbean, the US Virgin Islands offers all the main types of yacht charters such as motor, sailing, bareboat charter, skippered, crewed yachts, catamaran, power boat, sailboat, luxury yachts and off-course the ever increasing super yacht charter. A yacht charter in the US Virgin Islands incorporates the stunning beauty of the Caribbean, a unique and vibrant culture, world-class resorts and duty-free shopping.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) lies 1200 miles South East of Miami, Florida in the Caribbean Sea. The British Virgin Islands comprises some 50 islands and is generally known as the charter capital of the world.

The Sir Francis Drake channel, which runs between Tortola, the main island and the string of islands to the south of it, makes for some of the most pleasant sailing waters to be found anywhere.

Enjoy white sandy beaches fringed with palm trees and endless coral reefs full of beautiful tropical fish. The British Virgin Islands are one of the best sailing and cruising areas in the Caribbean.

The wreck of the R.M.S Rhone has become synonymous with the British Virgin Islands’ in dive circles, regarded by many as the best wreck dive of the western hemisphere. Most of the reefs are superb for snorkeling and diving starting shallow then shelving away to 40 feet makes it excellent for all to enjoy. They are also recognized as one of the top dive destinations.