Warm turquoise waters, palms rustling in the breeze, awesome snorkeling, diving, soft sounds of calypso from the island, and of course the Caribbean sunset on the aft deck.
Featured Port of Call
Jost Van Dyke is one of the British Virgin Islands’ classic sailing stops — small, relaxed, and full of character. Begin the day with a short stop at nearby Sandy Cay, a tiny, uninhabited island known for soft sand, clear water, and a peaceful beach walk. By evening, Great Harbour offers a lively overnight base, with Foxy’s serving as a legendary gathering place for yacht crews, music, and dinner ashore. Just over the hill, White Bay is home to the Soggy Dollar Bar and the original Painkiller cocktail, making it a favorite stop for a swim, beach drink, or afternoon in the sand before returning to Great Harbour.