Dotting the Caribbean’s sparkling sapphire waters, more than 60 individual islands make up the British Virgin Islands archipelago, each with their own rich history and natural charm. With so much to discover above and below the surface, Nomada at Sea invites eager explorers to dive deeper into the beauty of the British Virgin Islands.

With your charter, our team will curate a custom itinerary catered to your unique interests for a journey unlike any other. Below is an example of a 7-day charter itinerary.

  • Day 1

    TORTOLA ➙ PETER ISLAND

    ☼ Airport Taxi pickup for quick ride over to the Nanny Cay Marina

    ☼ Embark Nomada at Sea and set sail to Peter Island

    ☼ Lunch, snorkeling, paddle boarding, and more @ Peter Island, home to a privately owned 300 acre resort

  • Day 2

    PETER ISLAND ➙ SALT ISLAND ➙ COOPER ISLAND

    SALT ISLAND:

    ☼ RMS Rhone Marine Park - Scuba Dive/Snorkel sunken Royal Mail Ship ‘Rhone’ (circa 1867) - Known as of the best scuba diving sites in the Caribbean

    ☼ Visit gravesite of the crew lost from the wreck fo the Rhone, a short walk from the island’s main beach

    ☼ Hike to the Salt Ponds

    COOPER ISLAND:

    ☼ A largely privately owned island, home a handful of residences and a beachfront resort.

  • Day 3

    COOPER ISLAND ➙ VIRGIN GORDA ➙ SCRUB ISLAND

    VIRGIN GORDA: BVI’s third-largest island. Explore pristine beaches, lush walking trails, and nature sanctuaries, like:

    ☼ ‘The Baths’ National Park - a labyrinth of beachside boulders forming a series of pools and seawater-flooded grottoes.

    ☼ Gorda Peak National Park - Follow trails that lead to the lookout tower, hike to the highest point on the island. At 1,370ft, Gorda Peak rewards visitors with a panoramic view of the BVI

    ☼ Spring Bay, Devil’s Bay, and Savannah Bay

    ☼ Copper Mine Point National Park

    SCRUB ISLAND: Located 1.5 miles off the coast of Tortola

    ☼ Explore Main Street (Road Town's main shopping district) contains several historical landmarks including the Post Office built in the mid 1800s, St. George's Anglican Church, Britannic Hall and the Virgin Islands' Folk Museum.

  • Day 4

    SCRUB ISLAND ➙ NORTH SOUND VIRGIN GORDA

    ☼ Prickly Pear National Park (Bird Sanctuary)

    ☼ Explore the Sound

    ☼ Tarpon Feeding

    ☼ Watersports

  • Day 5

    NORTH SOUND VIRGIN GORDA ➙ ANEGADA ISLAND

    ANEGADA ISLAND: a low-lying coral island surrounded by reefs, underwater caves, tunnel formations, and age-old shipwrecks.

    ☼ Explore isolated beaches like Cow Wreck Beach, Flash of Beauty, Bones Bight, and Windlass Bight

    ☼ Hike nature trail at Bones Bight and

    ☼ Scuba dive/ snorkel at Horseshoe Reef - one of the world’s largest coral reefs at 18 miles long

    ☼ Explore the Settlement for shopping and dining (try the famous Anegada lobster dinner!)

  • Day 6

    ANEGADA ISLAND ➙ JOST VAN DYKE

    JOST VAN DYKE: Known as a sunny place for shady people, Jost Van Dyke (named for a Dutch privateer) is one of the BVI’s smallest islands but abundant in charm and history.

    ☼ Snorkel, scuba, and explore Sandy Island

    ☼ Tour ruins of early sugar mills

    ☼ Swim at the Bubbly Pool, a naturally occurring “hot tub”-style swimming hole on the northeast shore.

    ☼ Get drinks at the famous “Soggy Dollar Bar” (home of the original Painkiller rum cocktail!)

    ☼ Dine on some of the Carribean’s best barbecue, Indian and seafood

  • Day 7

    JOST VAN DYKE ➙ NORMAN ISLAND

    NORMAN ISLAND: The rumored inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s famous novel “Treasure Island”

    ☼ Snorkle/scuba dive Treasure Point

    ☼ Party like a pirate at Willy T’ san old fishing boat converted into a floating pirate ship bar

  • Day 8

    NORMAN ISLAND ➙ TORTOLA

    ☼ Return to Nanny Cay Marina and disembark Nomada at Sea.