Cane Garden Bay is one of the more preferred anchorages of the BVIs, and why? Action, action, and more action. This picture-perfect post-card bay welcomes visitors daily and has so much to offer. Choose from various water sports, such as kayaking and paddle boarding, or for the less adventurous, exotic cocktails from one of the many beach bars that litter the beachfront. Whether staying on a luxury yacht anchored in the tranquil bay or chauffeured by taxi from the cruise ship harbor in Road Town, Cane Garden Bay guarantees entertainment for all. And the action does not stop just because the sun goes down. Au contraire, the bars come alive with parties and live bands performing straight through to the early morn. Cane GardenBay is a must when visiting the British Virgin Islands.

The BVI offers exceptional fishing opportunities. The North and South Drops are prime deep-sea fishing spots, known for blue marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, and tuna. Inshore fishing around reefs targets snapper, grouper, and tarpon, while Anegada’s flats are ideal for bonefishing. Fly fishing enthusiasts can pursue bonefish, permit, and tarpon in these shallow waters.

Experience nature like never before with kayaking in the beautiful British Virgin Islands. Enjoy the stunning landscapes of pale sand, deep blue water and rugged cliffs - an unforgettable paradise.

Uncover a world of dazzling marine life in the crystal-clear waters of the British Virgin Islands. Snorkel your way through a kaleidoscope of vibrant coral, exotic fish and captivating sea creatures - an unforgettable experience for the entire family.

Enjoy hours of uninterrupted kitesurfing on the gentle waters of the British Virgin Islands. With miles of serene and uncrowded coastlines, you can take advantage of the steady cross-shore winds and enjoy kitesurfing in a paradise-like setting.

Experience the softest sand in the world with a visit to the pristine British Virgin Island beaches. Discover the unique process of the naturally produced sand, created by fish eating the coral surrounding the island. Relax under the sun and enjoy a truly unique experience.

After indulging in a delightful breakfast, you can experience an unforgettable snorkelling or scuba diving adventure. Our journey then proceeds towards Cooper Island later in the morning. You are welcome to participate in sailing the yacht and assisting with the sails. However, if that does not suit your preference, you can relax and enjoy the sail. After a satisfying lunch, we explore Manchioneel Bay, where you can choose to snorkel, kayak, or spend some time on the shore at the distinguished Cooper Island Beach Club. This beach is one of the most beautiful in BVIs and features one of the Caribbean's most upmarket rum bars, boasting an inventory of over 100 different rums. Later in the day, we set sail once more and head towards the serene island of Virgin Gorda via the Sir Francis Drake Channel. We drop anchor in Trunk Bay and relish Captain's Cocktails while the sun sets over the islands, followed by dinner under the stars.

Following breakfast, we will embark on a brief dinghy ride to The Baths, which is a well-known natural attraction in the BVI. It features a group of immense boulders that create stunning pools and grottos. These large rocks form a labyrinth that ultimately leads to Devil's Bay Beach, where you can savor an ice-cold drink of your choosing. This is genuinely one of the world's most breathtaking natural wonders, and your crew will transport your drinks to the shore in a flowing cooler.


Afterward, we will sail to North Sound, which is a favored playground for the super-rich in the BVIs. It is also home to Richard Branson's private islands, such as Necker and Moskito Islands (named after the local tribe, not the insect), as well as Larry Page's Eustatia Island. The calm waters in this region make it ideal for a variety of water sports, including tubing, paddleboarding, and kayaking. Perhaps some of the sailors among us might want to play volleyball on the beach? After all of this activity, your captain will prepare well-deserved sundowners, followed by another delectable dinner.

Once we finish our morning meal, we embark on a relaxed sailing journey towards Marina Cay, which is considered one of the most stunning cays in the area. If the weather permits, we can take a dip and snorkel on Diamond Reef, which is known for its abundant schools of small fish and the vivid hues of the soft coral surrounding it. We will then continue our voyage, setting sail towards the picturesque White Bay located on privately-owned Guana Island. Guests will have ample time to explore the pristine white beaches or indulge in some snorkeling at Monkey Point before being treated to a delectable tropical spread for lunch. After lunch, we will make our way towards Cane Garden Bay, where we can enjoy some refreshing cocktails. For dinner, guests have the option of dining onboard or heading to one of the various beachfront restaurants.

o start the day, we depart for Jost Van Dyke before breakfast and drop anchor at one of the most stunning bays in the Caribbean. Our objective is to secure the best anchorage spot in front of the renowned Soggy Dollar Bar, which serves the famous cocktail, Painkiller. After a delectable breakfast on the boat, you can swim to shore and use your wet money, or "soggy dollars," to order a Painkiller from the bar. As the day progresses, the bay becomes more crowded with charter boats, prompting us to move on to Little Jost Van Dyke and the charming Diamond Cay. Here, you can visit the boutique at "Foxy's Taboo" before experiencing the natural wonder called the "Bubbly Pool," which resembles a natural jacuzzi and can be quite refreshing during high tide. Enjoy a delicious dinner on board while taking in the minimal light pollution from the surrounding islands at this anchorage.

Before you wake up in your cabin, the Captain will set sail towards Sandy Spit or Sandy Cay so that you can take your first steps on the sand. After breakfast, you can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, or kayaking to explore more. We will then sail through Thatch Island Cut to reach the original Dutch settlement of Soper's Hole, where you can visit some of the best shops and boutiques on the island and buy the famous Pusser's Rum. After lunch on-board, we will head towards Privateer Bay on Norman Island, where you can snorkel in three water-level caves at the base of the cliffs. These caves are dark, which makes the experience like a night snorkel, and it is said that pirates may have hidden their treasure in these caves. Privateer Bay is a safe anchorage that provides a perfect spot for an overnight stay.

Moving to the west side of Norman Island, near Pelican Island, lies a beautiful location called "The Indians" - named after the four tall rock formations that resemble an Indian headdress. This spot is a popular snorkeling and scuba diving location in the BVIs. Sailing up the Sir Francis Drake Channel, we arrive at Little Harbour on Peter Island, also known as "unemployment bay" due to the privately owned yacht-crews that anchor here. Here, we can enjoy peaceful snorkeling with turtles while anchored "stern to" the rock formations and land. After lunch, we head back to our base in Tortola, where we can enjoy a powerful sundowner. Guests can then choose to dine onboard or at a nearby restaurant for our last dinner on the trip.

Once you have enjoyed your final delicious breakfast on the yacht, it will be time to pack up your belongings and reflect on the amazing memories you have made during your week in this breathtaking location. Before bidding farewell to the crew, they will assist you in arranging transportation to the airport. It is highly likely that you will already be thinking about your next cruise with Odyssea Yachting.