Seven days,
one yacht,
the entire BVI.
A private cabin on a fully crewed luxury catamaran through the British Virgin Islands. Anchored in places most travellers never reach. More personal than a cruise. More social than a private charter. All-inclusive, per-cabin sailing — without the cost or commitment of booking the entire boat.
Reserve a Cabin →No fixed schedule. No rushed ports.
Just the islands, slowly.
You're not following a script. You're part of a small crew, moving at sea level, discovering the British Virgin Islands the way they're meant to be found — by water, with time on your side.
Book a cabin, not the whole boat.
A per-cabin charter lets you reserve your own private cabin on a fully crewed sailing yacht in the British Virgin Islands — instead of chartering the entire vessel. You enjoy the comfort and freedom of life at sea, shared with a small group of like-minded travellers.
It's the most accessible way to experience a crewed luxury catamaran in the BVI — without the cost, complexity, or commitment of booking the whole boat.
Yours alone
A private cabin with its own en-suite bathroom. Space to unwind, recharge, and sleep at anchor.
Shared by design
A professionally crewed yacht with captain and chef. Communal spaces for meals, swims, and sunsets.
Effortless throughout
No sailing experience required. No need to organise a full group. Show up. Step aboard. The rest is handled.
Seven days
you'll always remember.
No two charters are the same — your itinerary, menus, and activities adapt to weather, sea conditions, and the people on board. This is a sample of how a typical week unfolds.
Welcome aboard.
Step aboard at Tortola, meet your captain and chef, and feel the first breeze fill the sails. A short hop to Deadman's Bay on Peter Island — your first swim straight off the back of the boat, sunset drinks on deck, a chef-prepared welcome dinner under the stars.
- First sail to a sheltered anchorage
- Sunset drinks on deck
- Welcome dinner under the stars
Snorkels & caves.
World-class snorkelling at coral gardens like The Indians — vibrant reef fish, water you can see your hand in twenty feet down. Afternoon at Treasure Caves on Norman Island, said to have inspired Stevenson's Treasure Island. Evening at anchor in The Bight.
- Snorkel iconic BVI reef sites
- Lunch at a quiet cove
- Evening at anchor in a hidden bight
Beach day, beach bars.
Soft sand, shallow turquoise, hammocks and barefoot bars on Jost Van Dyke. Anchor at Sandy Cay, swim ashore at White Bay — the kind of place that ruins other beaches for you. Optional evenings at legendary spots like the Soggy Dollar and Foxy's.
- Anchor at uninhabited Sandy Cay
- Painkillers at the Soggy Dollar Bar
- Optional evening ashore at Foxy's
Wild islands, resort evening.
Scenic passages along Tortola's green north shore — open water, dolphins, flying fish. Snorkel at protected reserves like Monkey Point on Guana Island, then a relaxed evening ashore at Scrub or Marina Cay. Pool, freshwater showers, dinner with feet on dry land.
- Snorkel a protected nature reserve
- Sail Tortola's scenic north shore
- First evening ashore at a small resort
The Baths & North Sound.
The Baths on Virgin Gorda are unlike anywhere else — granite boulders the size of houses forming caves, tunnels, and shallow pools that catch the light. Snorkel at Fallen Jerusalem, then sail through the BVI's most sheltered waters into North Sound, dotted with small resorts.
- Walk through the boulders at The Baths
- Snorkel at Fallen Jerusalem
- Sunset drinks at Saba Rock
The outer edge.
An open-water sail to Anegada, the BVI's only coral atoll. Flat, remote, and ringed by reef — wide empty beaches, pink flamingos in the salt ponds, and lobster grilled on the beach as the sun goes down. Stars at anchor like nowhere else in the chain.
- Spot flamingos at the salt ponds
- Wide empty beaches like Cow Wreck
- Classic Anegada lobster dinner
Last splashes.
A final long sail down the Sir Francis Drake Channel. Morning snorkel at one last reef, then onward to Cooper Island — an eco-focused beach club with a solar-powered brewery, reef-safe everything, and the most considered evening of the week.
- Sail the Sir Francis Drake Channel
- Final snorkel at a quiet point
- Farewell dinner at anchor
Homeward bound.
Final breakfast on deck. A short, easy sail back to base. Time for last photos and proper goodbyes. You step ashore sun-kissed, slightly slower of speech, and full of stories. Fair winds and following seas — until next time.
- Breakfast under sail
- Disembark by late morning
- Transfers arranged on request
Clear expectations.
No fine print.
Everything you need for an all-inclusive per-cabin sailing charter in the British Virgin Islands — and a clear list of what isn't included, so nothing is a surprise.
Included in your cabin
- —Your private cabin for 7 nights, with en-suite bathroom
- —Professionally operated yacht with captain and onboard chef
- —7 breakfasts, 6 lunches, and 5 dinners prepared on board
- —Fully stocked bar — spirits, wine, beer, mixers, soft drinks
- —Snorkelling equipment and onboard water toys
- —All sailing, anchoring, and BVI itinerary planning
- —Pre-trip dietary & preference questionnaire
Not included
- —Two dinners ashore during the week
- —Crew gratuities (typically $800–$1,200 per cabin)
- —Flights, airport transfers, and travel insurance
- —Taxis or vehicle rentals ashore
- —Optional rentals — diving, fishing gear, sea scooters
Charters are delivered by professional operators. Sail Per Cabin helps you understand, plan, and book the experience with clarity.
A balance of
privacy and connection.
Per-cabin sailing isn't for everyone — and that's the point. It's for travellers who value experience over schedule, and quiet bays over crowded resorts.
This is for you if
- You're travelling as a couple, solo, or with friends
- You're a family or group looking to share a yacht and split costs
- You'd rather book one cabin than organise an entire boat
- You value experience over a strict schedule
- You're comfortable going with the flow
Probably not for you if
- You want a rigid, hour-by-hour itinerary
- You're after a nightlife-heavy, party-first holiday
- You're looking for a cruise or all-inclusive resort experience
- You'd prefer your own private vessel from the start
Book your private cabin
in paradise.
No pressure, no rush. We'll help you understand dates, options, and next steps before anything is confirmed with the charter operator.