Caribbean, Little Antilles, West Indies, are most famous names for this  archipelago expand like arch up to South American coast. Islands, splitted in two, Windward and Leeward, are in prevalence volcanogenic and are the extreme  eastern of Caribbean’s, 60 miles from Porto Rico: 60 islands like a crown round Sir Francio Drake Chanel, every with its own character.
Only 16 islands are lived and the biggest are Tortola, our departure ports, Virgin Gorda, Anegada e Jost Van Dyke.
The attenuated tropical climate from the crystalline sea, gives a pleasant warm but not torrid summer favouring rain forests that enrich landscape of infinites colours. A perfect paradise where bays, both of white coral sands and black lavic sands create a perfect scene for how many wish to be rocked from the fascination of the place.
Little Antilles are dream for every sailor. Moving by sailing boat trough islands, guiding from a natural wonderful landscape, is an incomparable pleasure.
Here you come mostly for sailing, pushed out from trade winds over a crystalline sea lacking in sea motion thanks to the protection of the reef.
A pleasure navigation is warranted by calm waters and always good weather.
Thank for a natural landscape, British Virgin Islands have always had a charm from old times.
With little bays and hidden inlets, once upon a time paradise's pirates, British Virgin Islands are today the most beautiful place where stop during Caribbean’s cruise. Various vegetations depends from greater rainfall area, some place have blooming  palms and mangroves and other areas appears dry and full of cactus.

The biggest islands of British virgin islands, is characterized, north by luxuriant mountain relief  and  south there are a wonderful bays with white sands.
You can see Botanic Garden in Road Town or rum distillery in Cane Garden.
With many equipped navy, Tortola is tourist development from nautical point of view. The biggest archipelago island with 54 square kilometre and is lived by large turtledoves.
Here there are Road Town, British Virgin Islands capital’s, a nice little city born around the port with good restaurants an stores.
The really Tortola’s treasure are the bays, kept North from island’s hills, starting from Apple bay, surfer’s preferred place, to Long Bay Beach.

Cane Garden Bay
One of beautiful island’s landing place with its long and white bay, crystalline water, higher palms and coral reef embracing the whole bay. Getting up west, first of this wonderful bay, you’ll coast Smugglers Cove, Belmont, Long Bay and Carrot Bay.

Brewers Bay
Placed in Tortola’s west area, is out of doubt one of most beautiful bays. Soper’s Hole is extreme west island’s point. It’s a small mooring point well repaired in an handle protected south of Frenchman’s Cay, connected island to Tortola by a bridge

Brandywine Bay
Delightful bay east of Road Bay. Offers nightly mooring point when blow the wind. Sometime, when the wind blow from the south, there is a little undulatory motion.

Maya Cove
Situated average half a mile to the west of Buck Island on the Southeastern side of Tortola island, very repaired by a long coralline barrier. Boats from the best companies can be rented as charter here.

Fat Hog’s Bay e East End Bay
This two bays are situated north of buck island, between Beef Island Channel and Maya Cove. Wonderful and well repaired, are advising for nightly moorings point.
Beef island is a small island, with airport in northeast point and connected to Tortola by a bridge.
Trellis Bay is a wide bay almost circle, where you’ll find inside Bellamy Cay, a little island, nature’s jewel in the green sea. The Mooring point is a place repaired and very pleasure.