Yes, if you are traveling from the USVI to Virgin Gorda you will need a valid passport and the trip will require you to check in and out of customs in both the BVI and the USVI.
Do I Need A Passport?
No Passport Required
Itinerary Ideas:
Beaches
Sea Turtles
Snorkeling
Bars & Restaurants
Kid & Family Friendly Options
What to Bring
Cash
Identification
Food & Beverage (optional)
Trip Time
6 Hours
Cost
$1800
About
Fun Facts About The Island of Virgin Gorda
It Is The 3rd Largest Island In The BVI
It Is Home To The Bath's A Natural Wonder
It Was Named By Christopher Columbus In 1943
Gorda Peak National Park Is The Tallest Point On The Island
Its White Sand Beaches Make It A Favorite Stop For Day Charters
Plan Your Day Knot Working In Virgin Gorda!
Explore The Baths at Virgin Gorda
Visiting The Baths on a day charter in the British Virgin Islands is a truly unforgettable experience, where you can explore giant granite boulders, hidden grottoes, and crystal-clear pools along the shore. The calm, turquoise waters make it perfect for snorkeling, swimming, and simply relaxing in this natural wonderland. Afterward, you can enjoy a leisurely lunch onboard or at a nearby beach bar, soaking in the stunning scenery.
Relax At Spring Bay
Spending a day at Spring Bay, BVI, is a tropical paradise experience, where you can explore the stunning granite boulders and crystal-clear waters. The sheltered bay offers perfect conditions for snorkeling, swimming, and relaxing on the soft sandy beaches, with vibrant marine life just beneath the surface. A day charter here lets you unwind in the tranquil beauty of the Caribbean, enjoying the peaceful surroundings and the chance to bask in the sun or savor a freshly prepared meal aboard your boat.
Treat Yourself At Saba Rock
Stopping at Saba Rock during a day charter in the British Virgin Islands offers a unique and unforgettable experience, with its vibrant atmosphere and stunning waterfront views. The small island is perfect for a relaxing break, featuring crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling, plus a charming restaurant and bar to enjoy refreshing drinks and local cuisine. Whether you’re exploring the nearby beaches or enjoying the sunset, Saba Rock provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and island hospitality.
Snorkel The Wreck Of The Chikuzen
Snorkeling the Wreck of the Chikuzen in the British Virgin Islands on a day charter is an unforgettable experience, offering a rare chance to explore the remains of a Japanese freighter submerged in crystal-clear waters. Vibrant coral and diverse marine life surround the wreck, providing a stunning backdrop for divers and snorkelers alike. Whether you’re gliding through the calm waters or drifting above the sunken vessel, it’s an immersive journey into history and underwater beauty.
Eat & Drink At CoCo Maya Restaurant
At Coco Maya Restaurant in the British Virgin Islands, dining on a day charter is an unforgettable experience, offering a perfect blend of delicious cuisine and stunning views. Guests can indulge in fresh seafood, creative cocktails, and local specialties while enjoying the serene beachside ambiance. Whether lounging by the water or seated at the beachfront, the relaxed atmosphere makes it the ideal spot to savor a leisurely meal after a day of boating and exploration.
Soak In The Charm At Bitter End Yacht Club
Stopping at Bitter End Yacht Club on a day charter is a perfect way to experience the charm of the British Virgin Islands. With its laid-back atmosphere, stunning views, and welcoming crew, it’s an ideal spot to relax, grab a bite, and explore the nearby waters. Whether you’re enjoying a refreshing swim, sipping a cold drink at the bar, or browsing the boutique, the Bitter End offers a memorable break during your boating adventure.
The Best Day
At The Island of Virgin Gorda
There’s just something different about Virgin Gorda. Maybe it’s the moment you wade through sunlit boulders at The Baths. Or the way the sea turns a deeper shade of blue as you pull into a quiet cove. It’s an island that feels both wild and calm. It’s just rugged enough to explore, just peaceful enough to disappear into.
On your charter, you’ll go from snorkeling vibrant coral reefs to sipping a cocktail with your toes in the sand. No crowds. No cruise ships. Just a day built around discovery, relaxation, and island magic. Virgin Gorda isn’t just a stop—it’s the highlight of the trip.
Logistics For The Day
You have the option to bring your own food and drinks aboard the charter for a personalized experience. Alternatively, we can provide delicious food and refreshing drinks tailored to your preferences, ensuring a hassle-free day on the water. If you’d prefer to explore, you can also visit local bars and restaurants along the way for a taste of the island’s vibrant cuisine.
The ride from St. Thomas to Virgin Gorda typically takes 60–75 minutes, depending on weather and sea conditions. It’s a scenic cruise through the BVIs, often passing by Norman Island, Salt Island, and other gorgeous landmarks along the way. Captain Rob will adjust the route based on visibility, timing, and your crew’s preferences.
Yes. Virgin Gorda offers calm bays, shallow waters, and easy-access snorkeling that’s great for beginners and kids. Sites like Savannah Bay or The Dogs offer gentle conditions and great visibility. We’ll provide all the gear, and Captain Rob can suggest beginner-friendly areas depending on your group’s comfort level.
Many guests love to pair The Baths with snorkel spots like The Indians or a beach bar lunch at Saba Rock or Leverick Bay. The day is yours to shape. If you’re unsure what to combine, we suggest checking out our [Captain’s sample itineraries] and [BVI stop suggestions] for inspiration. Flexibility is part of the charm of a Virgin Gorda day charter with Captain Rob.
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Experience the beauty of the islands, from stunning beaches to vibrant marine life, all while enjoying personalized service. Let us help you create unforgettable memories on the water!
