The Baths is a must-see hotspot on the southwestern edge of Virgin Gorda. This popular destination is spread magnificently across the beachfront and deeper inland and features a vast and varied collection of giant boulders or 'batholiths'. These mystical granite features were once brought up to the surface through volcanic eruptions and scattered to create natural, tranquil pools, caves, walk-throughs and grottoes. Just a short distance east of any main ports such as Nanny Cay, Road Harbour and Scrub Island, The Baths makes a great way to start your trip around the British Virgin Islands.

The North Sound is a blue lagoon that is protected and is located north of Virgin Gorda, east of Mosquito Island, south of Prickly Pear, and natural reefs. There are only a few narrow channels to enter and exit. Although the North Sound is not protected entirely from the wind, it is well protected from the open ocean and Atlantic swells. This makes the North Sound an ideal and popular destination, especially for the kite-surfing community.

Approximately 15 miles north of Virgin Gorda lies the third largest reef globally and Anegada's low-lying and beautiful sandbar island. The only accessible bay of \'The Settlement\' is home to the famous lobster dinners at one of the many lobster shacks and pristine white sandy beaches stretching the whole length of the island encircled by a protecting natural reef. The family of pink flamingos living in the island's salt lake centre and the spectacle that is \'Conch Island\'... there is plenty to see and do on this legendary, beautiful island.

Jost Van Dyke is a great halfway house en route to the US Virgin Islands, world-renowned for its superb New Year's Eve parties at Foxy's. A spectacle of yachts cram into any protected bay on the island, and the rowdy Soggy Dollar Beach Club at White Bay, home to the Painkiller cocktail. The Soggy Dollar takes its name for a reason, too; yachts anchor in a narrow channel between the reef and the beach, and it's common for revellers to stuff their swimsuits and float ashore, handing their dollars to the bartenders to dry out on washing lines. Head here during the day and choose one of the fine beach restaurants for dinner. Foxy's is the place to go for a good time later in the evening.

Cane Garden Bay is a serene and beautiful location that is perfect for anyone who wants to explore the island of Tortola. The bay is located on the island's west side and is only a 45 to 60-minute drive from the main town. The roads to the bay are mountainous and narrow, but the views are worth the drive. Once you arrive at the bay, you will find a wide, elegant beach with plenty of room for anchoring or catching a mooring ball. The bay is also home to the renowned Quito's Gazebo and the frequent live music events that will always deliver a memorable night. Further along the beach, you have several bars and restaurants such as Paradise, Myett's and Banana's, but if you want somewhere extra special, we can highly recommend BananaKeet's for a spectacular view or D'Coalpot.

Norman Island is one of Pristine Yachting's favourite destinations for its breathtaking scenery and nature. One of the first things you'll see approaching is likely to be Pelican Island and, most importantly, "The Indians" - a small cluster of visible and submerged rocks littered with reef and underwater wildlife. Without a doubt, you will snorkel with multiple shoals of fish, barracuda, turtles, hidden Green Morea Eels, and if you're lucky, even the odd reef shark.

Peter Island is most famous for its resort destination, the Peter Island Resort and Spa, located on the island's north side in Deadman's Bay and by Honeymoon Beach. Unfortunately, the resort was destroyed in 2017 during Hurricane Irma. It has been under reconstruction and revamp and is due to open again soon. Don't let this dissuade you from visiting Peter Island, as it is surrounded by beautiful coves, beaches, bays and marine life.

The Scrub Island Marina is a gorgeous deep-water marina situated in the sailing capital of the world. It is illuminated by the sun, moon, and stars, and has glittering lights below. It offers 55 slips for short- or long-term docking, including five that are specifically for larger mega-yachts measuring up to 160 feet in length.

Scrub Island Marina is the best place to start your water-based activities on Scrub Island. It is closest to the North Drop, which is a great spot for billfish. You can book full- or half-day fishing excursions with a boat, guide, and equipment.

Nanny Cay Resort and Marina is an idyllic place to escape and put your feet up away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. With its convenient location, comfortable rooms and old-school Caribbean feel, it's easy to see why this resort is a popular choice for travellers. The friendly and helpful staff are always on hand to make your stay as enjoyable as possible, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options available right on site. If you're looking for something active, there are yoga classes, day sails and dive trips available, or you can rent a power boat or car right from the marina. Or, if you want to relax, you can spend the day indulging yourself by the pool or on the beach.

Hodge's Creek Marina is an excellent marina facility in the British Virgin Islands, located between Road Town and the airport at Beef Island. This naturally protected harbour is home to several leading charter companies and select private yachts, as well as an excellent marina hotel, a fuelling station, a busy waterfront restaurant, a reputable dive shop, and other amenities. The hotel offers comfortable accommodations expected by premier yachting customers and business travellers. The restaurant features exciting tropical cocktails and eccentric Euro-Caribbean dining. Come and experience it for yourself!