What to do while sailing the BVIs

The British Virgin Islandshave many exotic and luxurious places to visit on a sailing excursion. You can discover The Caves off Norman Island and go snorkeling to see an underwater paradise of mystique. You can also see the white ring of beach that illuminates the tiny islands of Sandy Cay and Sandy Spit while sailing the BVIs. Make a stop at Jost Van Dyke and explore the island on an ATV. Visit villages such as Spanish Town, Cooper Island and Road Town in Tortola to shop for souvenirs and dine on foods of the BVI. The list goes on...

Sure, you can always dine at an authentic restaurant on one of the islands. In fact, it's an absolute inperative when sailing the BVIs or any exotic destination for that matter. But if you decide to opt out on a night on the town and cook a meal in the kitchen boat quarters, Riteway Food Markets has your shopping list covered. Our boat provisioning and yacht provisioning service has a range of choice foods of the BVI available for purchase at our retail locations and our online store. So if you choose to stay in for a candlelight dinner under the stars, make sure you contact Riteway for all your food, alcohol, beverage and non-food item necessities.

In addition to island hopping and Caribbean dining, we can't neglect the remarkable beaches on the islands. Renowned beaches of Tortola include Brewer's Bay Beach, Cane Garden Bay and Smuggler's Cove--just to name a few. Pack a snack with the help of our food provisioning service, and spend some time in the water. Sink your toes in the sand, enjoy a good book or work on getting that fabulous tan. You'll love our BVI beaches, and we're sure you'll never want to leave.