Sailing British Virgin Islands 2026 - March 6 - 20, 2026

March 6
Check in at 6:00 p.m. Stay overnight at Hodge’s Creek Marina and get to know your boat. You can relax and take a walk. Grab a bite to eat at the nearby restaurant.

March 7–8
Set sail to the Baths Marine Park for snorkeling, or hike to Devil’s Bay through the maze of giant boulders on the beach. Grab a bite at Top of the Baths on the way. Sail to Fallen Jerusalem for more snorkeling. End the day at Virgin Gorda’s “North Sound” with rum runner drinks and dinner at Saba Rock. Moor overnight at the Bitter End Yacht Club.

March 8–9
Sail to the low-lying coral island of Anegada. Optional activities include a snorkeling trip, seeing flamingos at the salt pond, or relaxing on the white sandy beaches. Rent a jeep or scooter. Try the native lobster and rum smoothies at the Lobster Trap, The Reef Hotel, or enjoy conch at Big Bamboo, Loblolly Bay. Explore the nearby conch shell mounds.

March 10
Visit Monkey Point, Guana Island, for amazing snorkeling and turtle spotting. Enjoy stand-up paddleboarding and walk along the white sandy beaches. Watch the sunset from the boat.

March 11–13
Head to Jost Van Dyke and anchor off White Bay to visit its famous bars. Try the infamous Painkiller cocktail at the Soggy Dollar Bar, or check out Foxy’s and Corsairs at Great Harbour. Hike and explore the Bubbly Pool.

March 13–15
Sail to Soper’s Hole, Frenchman’s Cay, Tortola. Enjoy a meal at Omar’s Café & Fusion. Go shopping or hiking. Visit Pusser’s Tavern. Dock overnight at Soper’s Hole if space is available; otherwise, moor nearby.

March 15–17
Sail through The Narrows to the Indians Marine Park near Peter Island for snorkeling. Moor overnight at Norman Island’s The Bight Bay. Enjoy drinks and the traditional jump at Willy T Bar. The next morning, explore the caves by snorkeling. If possible, snorkel at The Indians again.

March 17–19
Set sail to Cooper Island. Snorkel at Cistern Point. Optional activities include scuba diving with Caribbean Divers at the 4 Wrecks or at Rhone Marine Park to see the RMS Rhone, a steamer wreck that sank in 1867 (reservations required). Hike on Cooper Island, explore, and dine at the island restaurant. Return to Hodge’s Creek Marina before 5:00 p.m. and stay overnight.

March 20
After breakfast onboard, take group photos, wave farewell, and disembark before 9:00 a.m.

Included
✔ 14 nights of accommodation on a catamaran in a shared room
✔All activities mentioned in the itinerary
✔14x Breakfasts, 14x Lunches, and 3x Dinners
✔ Pick up and drop off from the airport and to Hodge's Creek Marina
✔ Services of an experienced Deaf sailor on call 24/7

Not Included
✖ Meals not mentioned above
✖ Optional activities mentioned in the itinerary

• Adventure itinerary and price are subject to change.
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