When it comes to sailing in the BVI, Horizon Yacht Charters delivers immaculate yachts and first-class service, yet still offers great value for money. At Horizon Yacht Charters, they are totally committed...
This great news for all wannabe pirates and fans of the legendary Willy T floating bar and restaurant. The BVI Government announced today that the Willy T will be returning to its original spot off Norman...
Grant Headifen, Director of NauticEd, a global online sailing education, certification, and charter broker company with a strong presence in the BVI provided the following advice to would be sailors. He...
Voyage Charters, located in Soper's Hole Marina on Tortola, has announced the addition of their first electric powered charter yachts, the VOYAGE 480 and the VOYAGE 590 to their BVI fleet.
Read MoreSince the hurricanes struck, BVI Traveller has been covering the recovery effort with daily reports on businesses that have rebuilt and reopened for tourists. With reports on over 500 businesses completed...
Melody Delgado, owner of Virgin Island Sailing offered the following update. Melody said, "There is a reason that Virgin Island Sailing is the premier charter yacht broker! We’ve been arranging quality...
According to a May 30th article in The BVI Beacon , Premier Andrew Fahie has promised to have a temporary ferry terminal erected and for the port to be reopened for passenger traffic by August of this...
Progress continues with the rebuilding of Soper's Hole Wharf & Marina in West End on Tortola. As you can see by the photo, the new, widened boardwalk is well underway.
Read MoreAfter two years without regular air service, Cape Air is returning to Virgin Gorda. In an Cape Air press release on March 4, 2019 they stated, "Cape Air continues its support to the Caribbean region by...
Robyn McCarty, owner of Chillaxin' Charters provided the following report. She said, "Chillaxin’ Charters is ready to help you select and book the best possible Luxury Crewed Charter Yacht for your...
According to a May 15th article published in the BVI Beacon, plans are underway to finally remove over 200 wrecked and abandoned boats that still remain after Irma.