Mono Hull Sailing Yachts

Does the thought of a Virgin Island vacation with turquoise blue waters, comfortable trade winds, line of sight sailing, and breathtaking anchorages appeal to you?

If the only thing stopping you is that you do not know how to sail, you cannot, or do not want to do it yourself anymore, then a crewed mono-hull yacht charter from Virgin Island Sailing is just for you!

Our fleet of mono-hull yacht charters is comprised of several hundred yachts with a variety of designs and cabin configurations all geared to maximize the comfort of your floating haven at the level of luxury you choose.

Whether you are a couple looking for a romantic getaway, a family or a group of friends, our intimate knowledge of each vessel and crew enables us to put you in the right mono-hull for your ideal vacation. A crewed mono-hull yacht charter is about as good as it gets!

There is nothing more magical than the absolute relaxation and personal service you will receive on board one of our vessels.

If you want total relaxation, we promise you don't have to lift a finger.

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Our professional, knowledgeable and friendly crew (usually a captain and cook) will sail the mono-hull yacht, care for the vessel, cook gourmet meals,that suit your tastes, serve as personal guides to the wonders of culture and nature that make up the Virgin Islands, and spoil you like you deserve.

The Virgin Islands offer numerous water activities and at a minimum, your crewed mono-hull yacht charter will generally carry snorkel equipment, but if you want to scuba dive, your crew will gladly make arrangements for you. Other water sports are available to meet your preferences.

If this is your first time sailing and you want to have a try at the helm or even learn to sail, our captains will be delighted to teach you.

A crewed mono-hull yacht charter is more affordable than what you might expect and is often less expensive than staying in a luxury resort.

The cost of a crewed mono-hull yacht charter varies depending on the size of the vessel, the duration of the charter, what time of year you go and how many people on board.