Since you want to make the most of your time during your sailing vacation in the Virgin Islands, it is important to pre-plan every detail of your trip. An important part of your vacation planning is to first decide which beaches and islands you would like to visit. You also need to plan how much time spend at each location, so you have enough time to see all the other places you have been craving to visit.
Here’s a list of the Virgin Island’s top 8 beaches
THE BATHS OF VIGIN GORDA
This is one of the largest and most beautiful islands of the British Virgin Island is Virgin Gorda. The national park’s known as the Baths offers white sandy beaches, tidal pools, and grottoes. You will want to snorkel there because it is one of the best locations in the entire Caribbean.
TRUNK BAY, ST. JOHN
Make sure you do not miss this beach during your sailing vacation in the US Virgin Islands. The beach offers one of the most breathtaking views in the Caribbean. Although it is a big tourist attractions, it has been well preserved.
MAGENS BAY BEACH, ST. THOMAS
The beach has been named after St. Thomas, who, according to legends, waited here for the ships to plunder. The beach has remarkable calm water and fine sand, making it a wonderful place to relax and have fun.
CANE GARDEN BAY, TORTOLA
This one is the most visited beaches by all those travelling to the British Virgin Islands is Cane Garden Bay on Tortola. The scenery offered on this beach is nothing less than spectacular. The beach offers silky white sand, palm trees and many excellent places to eat. Cane Garden Bay is a must see on your next sailing vacation.
SANDY POINT, ST. CROIX
This is one the largest beaches in the Virgin Islands and is called a geological exception because it is a sea mountain.
WHITE BAY, JOST VAN DYKE
This island is home to some great restaurants that you might want to pay a visit to during your trip. It offers snow colored sand and turquoise waters along with offshore reef offer a perfect spot for snorkeling.
JACK AND ISAAC BAYS PRESERVE, ST. CROIX
These are twin beaches set between rolling hills and deep valleys. It’s a perfect place for fishing, offering more than 400 species.
LOBLOLLY BEACH, ANEGADA
This is a beautiful place for those who are seeking some private time away from the crowd. The beach, usually deserted, offers natural beauty. For your convenience you will find a small restaurant where you can drop for a cold drink in the shade after a relaxing day at the beach.
For more information, contact Dennis at Charter the Caribbean at 317-745-1990 or email: charter@charterthecaribbean.com
