Air Charter to Your Charter Yacht There is no better way to begin your yacht charter than to arrive on your own schedule aboard your Fly BVI aircraft. Enjoy the superior service and convenience of Fly BVI as you thrill to your first sight of the adventure that awaits. Flight times and rates may be seen on our Charter Price List page. Please allow us to provide the VIP service, convenience and reliability that have become the hallmarks of a Fly BVI charter over the last five years. Fly BVI's Favorite Anchorages Anticipate your coming charter while viewing these photographs of our favorite anchorages, shot by photographer Jim Scheiner of Rainbow Visions Photography on Tortola. Road Harbour  No journey through the BVI would be complete without at least an afternoon spent amid the old world charm and new world bustle of Roadtown. Enjoy a cappuccino at Capriccio di Mare for a taste of true Caribbean cosmopolitan. Norman Island & the Willi T. A great first stop on any cruise is the Bight on Norman Island. The Treasure Caves are around the corner and just to the west of the Caves is superb snorkeling on Sandy's Reef, a rookery to hundreds of species of reef fish. Sunset drinks at the Willi T are a must 'been there, done that', but do beware the body shot. Peter Island - Little Harbour  Do at least one charter in summer so you can have Little Harbour to yourself. Looking west, the sun sets in the Narrows between St. John and Tortola. Fire up the barbecue and enjoy perfect peace. Salt Island - The Settlement  Anchor off the Settlement and dinghy around to dive or snorkel the RMS Rhone.  The Rhone, a 310 foot long sailing, steamer, went down in the hurricane of October 29, 1867, and has been entertaining divers  almost ever since. Cooper Island - Manchioneel Bay  Arrive early afternoon for a good mooring and tell Cris Tilling at the Cooper Island Resort that Fly BVI sent you. The food at the resort is great, the view spectacular, the Pain Killer as named. You know what to do. Enjoy! Virgin Gorda - The Baths It can be crowded, but it shouldn't be missed. Be the only one on your boat to know that Baths is short for Batholith. E-mail Fly BVI for details. North Sound  What can you say about North Sound? It's where the cruise east ends and the one west begins. It's the place to re-provision for the passage to Anegada. It's memories of great friends and great meals and great nights ashore. What else is there? Anegada - Setting Point Reach off to Anegada to discover the best kept of Nature's Little Secrets. Enjoy the best beaches, the best lobster and the nicest people in the Caribbean. Say hi to Lowell and Aubrey for us. Sandy Spit  The lunch stop of the stars. Surrounded by water the lightest of blue, small enough to walk around in minutes, it's the perfect picnic spot for a crowd of two. Jost van Dyke - Great Harbour Don't leave the BVI without a stop at Foxy's. It would be unseamanlike. Come for the big parties at New Year and Memorial Day, but have you're anchoring technique together - space is tight! Or come any day and declare your own special occasion. Tortola - Soper's Hole  It's time to start thinking about presents to take back home. Check out Zenaida and Pusser's Company Store for the souvenir du jour. And (this is no small secret) the Jolly Roger may actually make the finest cheeseburger in paradise. Secluded BVI The great thing about the BVI is that even in the high season there are enough secluded anchorages to go around. The more you sail here, the more you'll discover. Don't miss the special spots like Muskmelon Bay on Guana Island and Lee Bay on Great Camanoe and as one thing leads to another, pretty soon you will have your own secret places.  Return to Fly BVI Home Page, Air Charter FAQs, Charter Price List, Day Trips & Sightseeing, Virgin Gorda Service, Availability/Reservation Request or Send e-mail to Fly BVI, British Virgin Islands Online Welcome Magazine