Poseidon Charters' flotillas take in some of the most popular stops that this fantastic sailing area has to offer. Our 1 week and 2 week itineraries both allow a day's snorkelling at the world famous caves of Norman Island and cover a variety of lively bays and quiet, desert island beaches. Anegada - the highlight of any cruise here - features on our 2 week flotilla.

Flotilla Yacht Rates

FLEET 1- BVI - Tortola	Period price per day in US$
Yacht Type Size in feet	Dec 19 - Jan 4	Jan 23 - Apr 17	Jan 5 - Jan 22	Apr 18 - Jul 04 Oct 23 - Dec 18	Jul 05 - Oct 22
STANDARD FLEET
Oceanis 321	340	310	260	200	150
Oceanis 340	420	380	320	250	200
Oceanis 331	420	380	320	250	200
Sun Odyssey 34	420	380	320	250	200
Oceanis 351	420	380	320	250	200
Sun Odyssey 36	530	460	370	280	230
Oceanis 361	530	460	370	280	230
Sun Odyssey 37	530	460	370	280	230
Oceanis 381	530	460	370	280	230
Oceanis 393	650	550	440	350	260
Sun Odyssey 40	650	550	440	350	260
Hunter 410	650	550	440	350	260
Oceanis 40CC	680	580	480	370	280
Oceanis 411	680	580	480	370	280
Sun Odyssey 42	680	580	480	370	280
Sun Odyssey 40DS	680	580	480	370	280
Sun Odyssey 43	720	630	520	420	320
Sun Odyssey 43DS	720	630	520	420	320
Hunter 450CC	720	630	520	420	320
Oceanis 461	750	650	540	430	320
Sun Odyssey 45	750	650	540	430	320
Oceanis 373	750	650	540	430	320
Beneteau 50	1150	1020	860	770	600
Sun Odyssey 52	1150	1020	860	770	600
STANDARD CATAMARANS
Athena 38	830	720	610	500	390
Lagoon 380	830	720	610	500	390
Lagoon 410	1220	1060	920	780	600
Belize 43	1220	1060	920	780	600
Norseman 430	1220	1060	920	780	600
Privilege 435	1220	1060	920	780	600
Bahia 46	1400	1210	1010	930	690

* Some discounts may apply
 All prices subject to change

Terms, Conditions and Insurance for Fleet 1

The route covers a wide variety of lively bays and quiet, desert island beaches so it's the perfect sailing holiday for families, friends and couples.

Itinerary at a glance

Day 1 -	Hodges Creek Marina	Day 8 -	Marina Cay
Day 2 -	Norman Island	Day 9 -	Free Sailing
Day 3 -	Wreck of the Rhone	Day 10 -	Free Sailing
Day 4 -	The Baths and Spanish Town	Day 11 -	Free Sailing
Day 5 -	Biras Creek	Day 12 -	Jost Van Dyke
Day 6 -	Anegada	Day 13 -	Cane Garden Bay
Day 7 -	Anegada	Day 14 -	Hodges Creek Marina

Day 1 - Hodges Creek Marina

Hodges Creek has a full service marina with fuel, water, ice, laundry and shower facilities. For provisioning, The Ample Hamper located at the top of our docks takes care of your every need. There are a number of restaurants at the marina, Calamaya is a new waterfront restaurant offering Caribbean and Mediterranean cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner and Pelicans Café, just a short dinghy ride or walk away, is ideal for a snack or cocktail to set the tone for your sailing holiday.

Day 2 - Norman Island

Known as "Treasure Island", Norman Island is steeped in history and legends of pirates and buried treasure - something to think about as you snorkel the caves just outside The Bight.

Day 3 - Wreck of the Rhone

The Royal Mail Steam ship Rhone was commissioned for the Royal Mail Packet Company in 1865 to carry mail and passengers from England to the Caribbean. Its design was unique, for it had both sail and steam power with one of the first steam-driven cast propellors. On the morning of October 29th, 1867, it sunk in a storm after hitting Black Rock Point.

Today the Rhone is considered to be one of the world's best wreck dives.

Day 4 - The Baths and Spanish Town

Virgin Gorda's signature attraction is The Baths. This boulder-lined beach is sometimes referred to as "God's Marbles." Visually striking granite boulders line the water and form semi-protected pools. The beach itself is quite attractive and snorkeling is good here. This unique, picturesque beach is probably the only place on the island where one can ever find a crowd. This happens when cruise ship passengers are shuttled to the beach. This really isn't a problem, though. Very similar beaches, Spring Bay and The Crawl, are found just north of The Baths.

Spanish Town is Virgin Gorda's main "city." Don't blink or you could miss the few shops located here. It is more of a tiny, residential area than a town. Leverick Bay is worth a stop as you tour the island. The colorful buildings here are home to a small resort, a few shops, and Pusser's Beach Bar. They are situated near a small beach and marina.

Day 5 - Biras Creek

Biras Creek is located on a strip of land between two hills on a 140 acre peninsula. It can only be reached by boat. The area is a paradise for swimming, boating and snorkeling, backed by some beautiful white sand beaches.

Days 6 & 7 - Anegada

Anegada - The Drowned Island, is an absolute must when sailing in this area. It is not just the navigational complexity which makes this a memorable stop. Anegada is a wildlife sanctuary and refuge for colonies of flamingos, herons and ospreys. It is also home to the endangered rock iguana which can grow to five feet long.

Day 8 - Marina Cay

Marina Cay is a tiny island off Tortola, protected by a reef which offers you some fantastic snorkelling. There is a Pussers restaurant should you choose to relax with a drink and dine ashore.

Days 9,10 & 11

Free sailing.

Day 12 - Jost Van Dyke

Named after a Dutch pirate, this unspoilt, secluded island provides a number of perfect anchorages for visiting yacht people. Great Harbour has local shops, restaurants and bars including the famous Foxy's Tamarind Bar and Grill. White Bay has a beautiful white sandy beach ideal for a lunch stop.

Day 13 - Cane Garden Bay

One of the more beautiful anchorages on Tortola, with its white sandy beach and palm trees stretching the length of the bay. There are bars and restaurants as well as a small supermarket and bakery.