Bravura offers only private charters; only you, your family and your friends are onboard. You make your day based on your needs and your desires. Suit yourself and create your own adventure. You decide the islands you want to visit; you shape the day, as Bravura is your yacht while you are onboard.

If you have special dietary requirements such vegetarian, gluten free, kosher or allergies let us know and we will prepare your meal to suit your needs.

A full day or half day at Bravura offers lunch served in Bravura’s cockpit. Our lunches feature a starter course of appetizers, a fresh salad and an entree with side dishes. Imagine a succulent juicy jerk chicken breast with all the Caribbean flavours and herbs, coconut rice and a cold Pinot Grigio or an island-brewed beer.

Maybe you would like to try our home made gourmet pizzas, made with Italian herbs and fresh mozzarella, or the Lasagna di Napoli, one of our classic Italian dishes made with layers of imported Italian noodles, ricotta cheese, fresh Italian herbs, sautéed sausage, our succulent homemade ragout with a topping of melted provolone cheese. Perhaps you prefer an array of deli meats, cheeses, veggies, sliced fruit with crackers or crusty bread. Seafood, scallops, shrimps, calamari, fresh fish fillets, vegetables, country game hens, all the flavours of the BVI islands await you at Bravura.

A typical day charting with Bravura:

Start your sailing day at the beautiful Leverick Bay Marina. You plan the day with the skipper and then you sail. Sir Frances Drake Channel awaits you while you with possible stops at the Baths or Dog Islands. Perhaps you prefer to anchor at Cooper Island and have your lunch. The colourful reefs there are filled with hundreds of different tropical fish, and sea turtles too. It's a wonderful place to enjoy an unforgettable snorkelling experience.

After snorkelling, you can have lunch anchored in a quiet cove or sailing amongst the islands. Start your lunch with a frozen tropical drink and feel the Caribbean breeze while listening to the waves lapping at the vessels hull.

Sailing and watching the magnificent islands, while you are contemplating their emerald green colours and the sunset, is the perfect ending for a great seafaring day. The North Sound and its peaceful waters is an amazing spectacle to end your journey while we approach Leverick Bay.

Destinations

The British Virgin Islands are proud to name themselves as “Nature’s Little Secret”. Discover the sandy beaches, underwater treasures, shipwrecks, and colorful reefs; enjoy the emerald mountains that look like gems in the turquoise Caribbean waters of the BVI.

• Cooper Island

  Cooper Island is a tiny and unspoiled island free from roads, crowds and clubs, that provides the perfect escape from the modern hectic life style. The snorkelling is amazing; you can find spectacular stingrays, turtles and shy barracudas that live peacefully surrounded by a green blanket of sea grass.

• Norman Island

  The Caves at Norman Island are famous for the variety and colourful fauna and flora that are found throughout these unique cave formations. It is said that Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel “Treasure Island” was based on Norman Island. You can spend hours of snorkelling discovering the numerous species of coral, sponges and tropical fish that inhabit these crystal clear waters.

• Peter Island

  Sandy beaches with palms trees that overlook the renowned “Dead Man Chest” Cay, also made famous by Robert Louis Stevenson’s novel.

• The Baths

  

  The Baths on Virgin Gorda’s northwest coast is unique with its giant boulders surrounded by sandy beaches, forming an extraordinary and exceptional rock formation. The snorkelling is amazing due to these gigantic rock formations.

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  Savannah Bay

  

  Savannah Bay is one of the favorite beaches of many tourists and locals. Located in Virgin Gorda, Savannah Bay faces west into the drake Channel, the south of North Sound and north of the valley. Savannah Bay is a long, sandy, white heavenly beach with plenty of shady places to lie out in. Two reefs separate it from Sir Frances Drake channel, creating an astonishing beach with spectacular snorkelling.

• Dog Islands

  Discover a magnificent sunset amongst the Dog Islands. You can end your journey enjoying a peaceful sail and an outstanding sunset surrounded by the Dog Islands; a small group of islets that received their names from sailors who heard some barking when they anchored nearby. Monk seals (no longer to be found in this area) instead of dogs made the barking noises.