Sail Per Cabin

Nobody expects the food to be this good.

There's an assumption that boat food means reheated pasta and hoping for the best. Then a plate like this turns up on deck, and the assumption quietly disappears for the rest of the week.

Every meal is cooked fresh on board by your chef, built around your preferences before you even arrive. Included in your cabin price: every breakfast, every lunch, and every dinner except two, which you'll spend ashore at a restaurant of your choosing instead.

Worth remembering while you're picturing it: that price is per cabin, not per person. A couple pays it once, together, not twice over.

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Book just one cabin on a fully crewed catamaran for 7 days in the British Virgin Islands.

Booking through Sail Per Cabin doesn't cost you any extram and you receive full 7 day support before, during and after your trip.

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Charter Guide.

Somewhere on the south side of Great Dog, two sunken aircraft rest on the seabed — and from above, they're shaped like sharks.

Most people sail past them without ever knowing they're there. They're not on any chart, and they're genuinely hard to find.

That's the thing about snorkelling the British Virgin Islands: the famous spots are famous for good reason — The Indians, The Caves, Cistern Point — but the truly special ones are the reefs the guidebooks forget. Haulover Bay, tucked away and protected when the trade winds blow. Eustatia, where colonial-era cannons and anchors still rest among the coral. And two hidden sharks that only a captain who knows these waters can point you to.

We've written the full guide to the BVI's best-known reefs and its best-kept secrets — including where to find those sharks.

Read below:

BVI Snorkelling Spots: 9 Secret Reefs Only Locals Know Somewhere on the south side of Great Dog, resting quietly on the seabed, there are two sunken aircraft shaped like sharks. Most people sail straight past them their entire lives without ever knowing they're there. They're not on any chart, they're genuinely tricky to find, and I'm not going to tell....

Download the FREE charter guide to get a good understanding of what this trip offers.

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Three groups walked onto the boat as strangers a week ago — one family, two couples, all ready for an adventure.

By the end of the week, they were one group, not three seperate groups. Same water, same sunsets, the same stories from each day, compared and swapped over dinner every night. Contact info and photographs were exchanged before they'd even sailed back to the dock.

One of the couples is already looking at their next trip — this time, bringing the rest of their family along.

That's the part of this week that never makes it into the itinerary. You book a cabin for the sailing. You leave with new friends.

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You don't need eight friends who are all free the same week. You don't need to organise anyone. You need one cabin.

Book it, and we match you with a small group of like-minded fellow travellers already aboard — no group to gather, no one person covering everyone else's share. From there, a captain and chef handle everything: the sailing, the route, the logistics. Once you're booked, Sail Per Cabin support runs seven days a week, before you fly, through your week at sea, and after you're home.

It's the easiest sailing vacation you'll ever book, and still the biggest adventure you'll ever take.

Comment '𝗦𝗮𝗶𝗹 𝗣𝗲𝗿 𝗖𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗻', and we'll send you the full Charter Guide.