Island Time Powerboat Rentals & Charters introduces its new fleet of Cobia and Contender sport fisher center console powerboats and Rigid Inflatables. The 236 Cobia is the perfect runabout for exploring...
Virgin Charter Yachts is thrilled to announce the arrival of Angeleyes, the ultimate charter yacht! Angeleyes couples an exceptional crew with a stunning new yacht offering more volume than many 100' footers....
With a view towards improving the territory's international reputation as a tourism destination, the BVI Government on November 22, 2018 signed an agreement for the Norman Island Development Project whose...
Aweigh N Away provides a full range of marina services at the James Young Marina (also known as the Chalwell Dock) in East End on Tortola. They are conveniently located within the Chalwell Complex, just...
Read MoreProgress 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.
In a recent press release the Bitter End Yacht Club, located on Virgin Gorda, provided the following update. They reported, "The Bitter End Yacht Club is excited to announce that after more than 20 months...
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...
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...
Read MoreAccording 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...
After 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...
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.