North Sound in Virgin Gorda is a hub of high-end island life. Home to exclusive destinations like Saba Rock, Bitter End Yacht Club, and Oil Nut Bay, it’s where luxury meets laid-back Caribbean charm.

Accessible only by boat, this area offers calm waters ideal for watersports, stunning anchorages, and scenic dining spots. Whether you’re snorkeling in Eustatia Sound or grabbing lunch over the water, North Sound showcases the BVI’s upscale side — making it a favourite stop for couples, families, and yacht lovers alike.

Famous for its barefoot bars and beachside bliss, this stretch includes White Bay, home of the Soggy Dollar and Painkiller cocktail, and the ever-festive Great Harbour, where Foxy’s keeps the music going.

Nearby, tiny islands like Sandy Cay and Sandy Spit offer postcard-perfect swimming and photos. This area is the heart of BVI beach culture, attracting everyone from party-loving groups to those seeking a casual seaside lunch with their toes in the sand.

Steeped in pirate legend, Norman Island is a playground for adventurers. Snorkel the legendary caves at Treasure Point, enjoy a relaxed beach lunch at Pirates Bight, or make a bold splash at the floating bar, Willy T.

Calm waters and protected bays make this coastline perfect for swimming and paddleboarding. It’s a must for anyone chasing a mix of folklore, fun, and tropical beauty — all wrapped in one of the BVI’s most iconic day trip routes.

This tranquil southern corridor is tailor-made for those seeking a peaceful, scenic escape. Peter Island’s secluded coves and soft sand beaches — especially Honeymoon and Deadman’s Bay — offer a luxurious, off-grid feel.

Cooper Island charms visitors with its eco-resort, rum bar, and snorkeling just offshore, while Salt Island tells a story of shipwrecks and island lore near the historic RMS Rhone dive site. Ideal for romantic getaways or quiet snorkeling adventures, this region brings a slower pace and soul-soothing beauty to any BVI powerboat itinerary.

This stretch of Virgin Gorda is the crown jewel of BVI day trips. From the dramatic granite boulders at The Baths to the calm turquoise waters of Spring Bay and the golden sands of Savannah Bay, every stop offers something special. Devil’s Bay, tucked behind the boulders, rewards hikers with a secluded swimming cove, while Little Dix Bay brings refined resort views and easy snorkeling.

This side of the island is where natural beauty meets iconic charm. It’s ideal for families, photographers, and anyone eager to explore Virgin Gorda’s most famous and picturesque highlights.

This lesser-traveled corridor of the BVI offers a refined blend of adventure and exclusivity. Scrub Island welcomes visitors with its upscale resort, private marina, and polished dining, while Guana Island remains largely untouched — a privately owned nature preserve with pristine beaches like White Bay and snorkeling reefs teeming with life.

Together, they form a perfect pairing: luxury and wilderness, side by side. Whether you’re stopping for a cocktail at Scrub or anchoring near Guana’s quiet shores, these northeastern gems deliver both tranquility and elegance in one unforgettable powerboat detour.