Fly into Tortola then Uber to Nanny Cay. Get aboard one of 2 beautiful yachts. The first up is a 40' Cat and the second is a 42' Lagoon. Both have 4 cabins and 4 heads with showers. Luxury!! Plan to arrive close to noon.

 

Option: Jan 9th -  If you get in on the 9th, for a shared cost of $585 can board a 4 cabin boat at 5pm. Can provision for your boat on the way in passing a super market in Road Town or at Bobby's one stop Provisioning shop in Nanny Cay the am. Plan to meet prior to the trip to plan a menu of what those on your boat likes, then check what is locally available. Expect 2 dinners at anchor (one a pot-luck), 4 breakfasts at anchor/moorings, 2 at docks with 4 underway lunches and of Happy Hour snacks. We can add to our boat's store of goodies in Spanish Town.

 

Planned itinerary

10th - The boats rented for our adventure officially start on the 10th at noon. We prepare our boat(s) and head out to either Norman or Peter Island anchorage. These destinations are across and a bit east from our mid island Nanny Cay marina.

 

11th - Virgin Gorda - The Baths, is one of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the Caribbean. It is known for its massive granite boulders, hidden caves, and crystal-clear tidal pools. It is a not to miss destination. Expect to spend the full morning at the Baths leaving before tour and cruise boats arrive. Anchor off the swimming line and swim/wade in to shore then hike up the hill to get access that follows the trail through the best parts.

Virgin Gorda mid island - Spanish Town is a small but vibrant center with a marina, charming cafes, beach side restaurants, and local markets. It is a great place to experience authentic Caribbean culture, browse handcrafted goods, and enjoy fresh seafood while taking in the scenic coastal views.  Morgan Freeman and others favor this towns restaurants.

 

12th - Virgin Gorda -North Sound and Bitter End Yacht Club with docks but also lovely anchorages near by. Sail up from Spanish Town to settle in for the day. There are amazing water toys to use to go exploring both above the water and below. Our dinghy let us explore on top of the warm crystal waters. The Bitter End YC is a must see that has wonderful food for dinner. Reservations for those eating ashore are recommended. 

 

13th  Anegada. Sail to the home of pink flamingos and the best lobster in the islands. Key attractions are Horseshoe Reef, Cow Wreck Beach and lobster dining. Anegada only rises 28 feet above sea level at its highest point! The island is surrounded by striking reefs, underwater caves, tunnel formations and age-old shipwrecks, making it a popular spot for snorkelers and SCUBA divers. Expect to spot needle fish, bonefish, stingrays, parrot fish, and other native species. Nature enthusiasts who wish to stay above water will also discover much to love on Anegada, with a largely isolated ecosystem there are interesting native species (in addition to Flamingos there are rock iguanas, wild orchids). There are vehicles to rent and lots to see and explore.

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14th Little Jost Van Dyke - the sandy spit & Bubbler Pool are accessible from an all around a beautiful anchorage. The Bubblers is a natural jacuzzi. A nice hike over a small hill then jump in the pool. So fun.  

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15th - Jost Van Dyke proper were a bit of island time at Foxys. Can move down island a bit to experience White Bay and Soggy Dollar Bar. Home of Pain Killers. 

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16th - Indians are a unique rock formation for good snorkeling with the next set of rocks down are the The Caves. Leave these rocks behind for Cooper Island by midday. Manchioneel Bay, the bay that houses the Cooper Island Beach Resort, is a popular anchorage with 40 mooring balls with dinghy docks and a lovely restaurant. There is snorkeling and a lovely beach to enjoy for our last day and night.

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17th Back to Tortola - Sail in early (8am). After check out go to Beef Island Airport to head to our home ports.

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