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Plan your British Virgin Islands charter

Catamaran charter in the British Virgin Islands

50 yachts in the catalogue

For a BVI catamaran charter, compare the actual cabin arrangement and dimensions alongside your island plans. Anegada's reefs, Virgin Gorda's shore visits and Road Town boarding each raise different questions for the selected boat. Charter Easy helps narrow the choices around your dates, group and budget, then coordinates the offer details with the operator.

Charter Easy is a charter agency. We help compare offers and support you before, during and after your trip.

Generic sailing catamaran illustration: twin-hull yachts moored at Bozburun, Turkey

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Compare departure areas and open their catalog offers. Each marker is placed at a representative base; check the exact pickup base on your offer.

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  1. 1. Road Town 49 yachts in the catalogue

Yacht counts do not include a date filter. Choose your dates in the catalogue to check availability.

Planning your charter

Choose the individual catamaran and accommodation layout

A catamaran has two hulls connected by a bridgedeck. Manufacturers distinguish sailing and power catamarans, and their comparisons include dimensions, draught, propulsion and cabin layouts. Check the recorded type and propulsion, then compare the actual boat's specification with the needs of your group.

Keep British Virgin Islands and Catamaran selected when opening offers. Where supplied, compare length, beam, cabin, berth and WC counts, equipment and services. Ask the operator to confirm the accommodation arrangement and permitted party for the chosen boat. Keep that configuration attached to your dates throughout the comparison.

Check the catamaran's boarding arrangements and berth costs

Road Town is on Tortola, and Village Cay places its marina at Wickham's Cay I. Obtain the selected catamaran's exact departure marina, meeting address and handover appointment. Village Cay asks guests arriving outside office hours to coordinate in advance; confirm the arrangements for your own marina before booking the group transfer.

Boat dimensions also belong in the cost discussion. Village Cay bases dockage rates on length overall and lists multihulls separately. When a berth payment forms part of your plans, ask how the chosen catamaran is quoted and whether that amount is included in the offer. Check any onward flight or ferry against the arrival plan, and establish the yacht's return arrangements at the same time.

Discuss island stops with the actual boat's dimensions in hand

Anegada's low coral and limestone terrain is surrounded by reefs; Virgin Gorda's The Baths combines boulders, beaches and rock pools. These contrasting settings give your group concrete choices for the trip. Use the selected catamaran's recorded dimensions and draught when discussing proposed stops with the operator, who can address the plan for that boat and the conditions.

A visit ashore and the night's arrangements need separate attention. National Parks Trust dive and snorkel moorings aim to reduce anchor damage to coral, and its guidance distinguishes the programme's day-use moorings from overnight moorings elsewhere. Check current permit requirements and how the proposed visits will be handled for your catamaran.

Allow for conditions at the particular stop

The National Parks Trust warns that strong winter ocean swells can prevent use of The Baths' buoys and beach access from the sea. Keep that possibility in the island discussion even when your travel dates fall outside the Atlantic hurricane season, which the Department of Disaster Management identifies as 1 June to 30 November.

Use current BVI marine forecasts and advisories for the voyage. The meteorological guide covers nearshore and offshore winds and seas and notes that local landscape features can affect wind speed and direction. Ask the operator to discuss adjustments for your selected catamaran, and review the relevant charter terms and insurance arrangements while choosing dates.

Bring the layout, service and budget into one shortlist

Send Charter Easy your dates, group size, cabin needs, island interests and budget. Specify your preferred charter service and arrival constraints. An included skipper, an obligatory skipper and an optional skipper service have different meanings in an offer; ask for the scope and price to be clear. For a bareboat request, the team can help check documents and their acceptance with the charter company.

Compare dated offers using the charter price, known mandatory charges, marina payments and refundable deposit, with missing amounts resolved before confirmation. Charter Easy coordinates questions about the yacht, dates, services and booking terms with the operator. You can also contact the team before departure, during the charter and after returning for help coordinating questions.

Questions before you choose

  • What should I compare when choosing a BVI catamaran?

    Check the recorded type and propulsion, dimensions, cabin arrangement, berth and WC counts, equipment and services where supplied. Sailing and power catamarans are distinct categories. Ask the operator to confirm the chosen boat's final configuration and permitted party for your dates.

  • What should I confirm for a Road Town catamaran handover?

    Obtain the actual departure marina, operator's meeting address, handover appointment and return arrangements. Village Cay is at Wickham's Cay I in Road Town, Tortola, and asks guests arriving outside office hours to coordinate in advance. Use the instructions for your selected boat when arranging transfers.

  • How should I check marina costs for a catamaran?

    Ask for the applicable quote for the selected boat and check whether it is included in the dated offer. Village Cay uses length overall in its dockage tables and lists multihulls separately. Compare any marina payment separately from the charter price and refundable deposit.

  • What should I discuss before adding Anegada or The Baths to the plan?

    Discuss the selected catamaran's specification, draught and proposed stops with the operator. Anegada is surrounded by reefs, while The Baths is a boulder and beach setting on Virgin Gorda. Strong winter swells can prevent buoy use and beach access from the sea at The Baths, so check current conditions.

  • Can National Parks Trust day moorings be the overnight plan?

    The Trust distinguishes its programme's day-use moorings from overnight moorings elsewhere in anchorages. Discuss the day's visit and the night's arrangements separately, and check current requirements and permit information with the Trust and the charter operator.

  • Is a skipper included with a BVI catamaran charter?

    The individual offer establishes whether a skipper is included, obligatory or optional and what the service costs. State your preference when enquiring. For a bareboat request, Charter Easy can help check the required documents and their acceptance with the charter company.

Explore offers in the catalogue

A few examples matching this destination. Check the product and charter terms on each page; availability for your dates is confirmed during the booking process.

Why book with Charter Easy

A clearer picture of your charter, with one contact to help you make decisions and coordinate the details.

  • Availability checked with the operator

    Catalog information and an enquiry are not a confirmed booking. We coordinate confirmation of your selected yacht and dates with the charter operator.

  • Clearer terms and costs

    Before you decide, we help clarify the operator, what is included, mandatory extras, documents, payments, the security deposit and key contract terms.

  • Help with handover and questions

    We help you understand check-in and check-out procedures, document concerns and communicate with the operator if a problem arises.

  • Support throughout your charter

    You can contact us before departure, during the charter and after your return for help coordinating questions with the operator.

  • Different fleets, one contact

    Compare offers from professional charter operators with our help, and coordinate your selection and booking details through Charter Easy.