Aboard a luxury chartered catamaran in the British Virgin Islands

Posted by sanath pollemore on May 24th, 2019

Located in the north of the Antilles archipelago and east of the island of Puerto Rico, the British Virgin Islands are a perfect destination to visit the Antilles. The archipelago is made up of about 50 islands, of which 16 are inhabited. This group of islands offers its sailors a paradisiacal cruise with exceptional navigation conditions. Diving or snorkeling enthusiasts will be delighted with its seabed. The main islands of the archipelago of the British Virgin Islands are Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Anegada and Jost Van Dyke.

Rent luxury catamaran British Virgin Islands to enjoy the magnificent experience of sailing. Explore constant winds, excellent temperature, crystal clear waters and views that seem taken from the film.

But besides enjoying the experience of sailing in the British Virgin Islands, you can also enjoy other activities such as snorkeling and visiting the Islands on foot. The British Virgin Islands are an ideal sailing destination for sailors of all levels.

In addition, the British Virgin Islands are a unique place to practice water sports and especially scuba diving. You can dive among wrecks of more than 100 years, as is the case of the RMS Rhone, near Salt Island. You can also practice fishing, but you need a permit. You can also practice other sports such as surfing or windsurfing.

Beaches of the British Virgin Islands

The luxury Catamaran British Virgin Islands takes you to the some of the best beaches in the Caribbean, with white sand and clear, warm waters. This archipelago has a very high number of beaches, making it possible to find a solitary beach where you can spend a few hours in absolute silence and tranquility even on the days when there is the most influx of people.

Especially in the northern part of the island of Tortola and in the west of Virgin Gorda there are many beaches to choose from.

What to eat in the British Virgin Islands?

It is easy to imagine that one of the basic ingredients of the gastronomy of the British Virgin Islands is seafood and fish. But the cuisine in this archipelago goes much further, thanks to European, African and American influences over hundreds of years. In general, the dishes are usually very tasty and even spicy.

Soups are very common, and can be fish, veal or goat, a common meat in the Caribbean islands, among many other flavors. One of the most typical dishes is the fried fish with fungi, a corn cake. In addition, several tropical fruits are grown, which are eaten raw or in juice. Papaya, Soursop or passion fruit, among others, are very popular.

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