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

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

The British Virgin Islands is a haven for those yearning for a relaxing charter experience. Imagine yourself away and far from the maddening crowds, not a skyscraper or high rise hotel in sight. Being out doors is a way of life in these islands.
A group of hilly and some flat islands situated in the turquoise waters of the sparkling Caribbean Sea, the British Virgin Islands presents “Nature’s Little Secrets”.

Discover these secrets in the tropical sea life, colorful coral reefs, the pristine beaches between quiet palm fringed coves, dramatic towering rocks that protrude out of the ocean, or in the exotic beauty of the hibiscus or frangipani flowers.

The British Virgin Islands is known as the sailing capital of the Caribbean for its surrounding deep blue waters and constant trade winds.  Cultural influences from the original Dutch and British settlers in the 1600s can still be felt.  Hear about the intriguing history and legendary tales of how these islands became and why their tales go on forever.