Sailing yacht
Sunsail 46 Mon
8
2019
14.4 m
3
3
3
570 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Sunsail 46 Mon
8
2019
14.4 m
3
3
3
570 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Oceanis 461/3/3
8
2023
14 m
3
3
3
550 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
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Sailing yacht
Sunsail 46 Mon
8
2019
14.4 m
3
3
3
570 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Sunsail 410
8
2022
12.35 m
3
2
2
330 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Sunsail 47/3
8
2019
14.05 m
3
3
3
615 lt
240 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Sunsail 410
8
2019
12.35 m
3
2
3
330 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
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Sunsail 42
6
2023
12.47 m
3
2
2
525 lt
195 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Sailing yacht
Sunsail 410
8
2019
12.35 m
3
2
3
330 lt
200 lt
Full Batten
Furling
Fifty Isles‚ Fifty Heavens
BVI is an offshore territory of Britain in the Caribbean‚ to the south of Puerto Rico. The U.S. Virgin Islands and Spanish Virgin Islands are also a wonderful places but the most popular destination for a sea holiday are the British Virgin Islands. BVI are a favorite of sailors as there are four big islands and fifty islets to discover by boat‚ and very suitable sea conditions that allow for a comfortable sail among these beauties.
The biggest of the BVI is the Tortola Island with coast lines of 20-to-5 kilometers. Tortola’s capital‚ Road Town‚ is also the capital of BVI. The other big islands of Virgin Gorda‚ Anegada and Jost Van Dyke also have lively centers like that on Tortola. On around fifteen other islands in addition to these four bigger ones‚ you see smaller settlements. The largest airport on the British Virgin Islands is the Terrace B. Lettsome International Airport‚ built on Beef Island‚ close to the eastern tip of Tortola. As Beef and Tortola are connected through a bridge‚ when you land on the airport you’ve already reached the capital – a happy sea holiday on the British Virgin Islands starts right away.