Read Your Complete Plan for a Trip on BVI Catamaran Day Charter!

Catamaran rental BVI: One cannot miss the call of the sea when vacationing in the British Virgin Islands. Exploring the coast as a day’s trip on the water is going to be the most memorable part of any vacation! So, ditch that luxury of your hotel room and hire a BVI catamaran day charter!

Breathtaking views and exciting adventures are on your way..!

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Essential checklist before setting out:

Before you book a day’s charter to explore the BVI waters, make sure you have checked essential criteria of BVI Catamaran Charters all-inclusive:

#Checkpoint#1 – Weather

The most crucial thing to consider when sailing in the Caribbean is – WEATHER! Devastating storms can hit the BVI shores really bad at times. Also, certain wind speeds, directions, and intensity are required. Therefore, the success of your day’s trip to the nearby islands, reefs, caves, and cays depends a lot on the weather!

Best time to visit: December to April is the peak season. Winds remain between 15 to 20 knots on average. Avoid September – October as chances of hurricanes are there.

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#Checkpoint#2 – Crew or guide

Taking a day’s trip on BVI catamaran bareboat charters might not be as interesting or safe. Tourists are always advised to hire crewed catamarans to guide them through the routes and explain the genealogy of each site for safety.

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#Checkpoint#3 – License

As per Government policies, all yachts and crew have to be licensed and the vessels inspected by appointed bodies before letting them out on hire. So, check for your chartered vessel’s license papers; it’s only to ensure that the yachts meet set standards of safety.

2 Places to visit while BVI catamaran sailing for a day!

Jost Van Dyke-

About 8km to the northwest of Tortola and another 8km to the north of St John lays Jost Van Dyke. It is the smallest of the 4 main islands of BVI with its total area spanning over 3 sq. miles.

This small island has been home to the Arawaks, Caribs, Dutch, Africans, and British as well. So, the remnants that tourists view are a collective blend of all these distinct cultures and ethos.

Explore the ruins of sugar mills and the naturally formed Jacuzzi at the East End on your day’s trip to Jost Van Dyke!

Norman Island-

The moorings at Norman Island are the ideal places to spend a lazy day. Those are secured and maintained exclusively by appointed committees. They can host yachts up to 60 ft. in height!

P.S. – Did you know that the Norman Island is said to be named after an 18th-century pirate who bought it or leased it at some point in history? However, there is not enough evidence to support this claim!

Bareboat charters are available for eco-tours. Tourists mostly prefer sailing over to the caves of Treasures Point which offer a premium diving and snorkeling spot!

Sitting inside a hotel room or simply lazing around the beaches doesn’t really unfold the true beauty of the British Virgin Islands. To drench in the exquisiteness of a boundless ocean meeting a clear blue sky, you have to hire a BVI catamaran day charter and sail beyond the coastlines.

Stopover at the above points to gather unforgettable memories on BVI shores!

Contact now YBH Charter Brokers:

You can contact us by sending an email at ask@yourboatholiday.com or by phone, calling +39 33436 00997, available also on WhatsApp for both calls and texting.

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