Honeymoon Catamaran Charter in the British Virgin Islands
A honeymoon aboard MAVERICK is what newlyweds picture when they imagine the British Virgin Islands at their best — a 70-foot luxury Sunreef catamaran moving between empty anchorages, a private chef preparing dinner on the aft deck at sunset, and three crew handling everything you wouldn't want to think about on your honeymoon.
Why a private catamaran beats a resort
Resort honeymoons in the Caribbean are excellent for the first night. By day three, you've eaten in the same dining room three times and you're sharing a beach with the same forty couples. A private catamaran charter solves that. Each day is a different anchorage, a different snorkel reef, a different beach bar — and the crew adjusts the itinerary to whatever feels right that morning.
Compared to a monohull yacht, a Sunreef 70 catamaran offers:
- Private space: 4 ensuite cabins, but if it's just the two of you, the entire 1,400 square feet of indoor + deck living space is yours
- A level platform: catamarans don't heel, which means dinner stays on the table and your champagne glass stays where you put it
- Shallow-draft access: catamarans reach beach anchorages and reef coves that monohulls can't
- Solar showers on the swim platform: rinse off after a swim without trekking through interior cabins
A typical honeymoon week aboard MAVERICK
The British Virgin Islands compress an extraordinary amount of variety into a week of cruising. A honeymoon-style itinerary aboard MAVERICK might look like this:
- Day 1 — Tortola provisioning, sunset sail to Norman Island, dinner anchored at The Bight
- Day 2 — Snorkel the Indians, lunch underway to Peter Island, afternoon at Deadman's Beach
- Day 3 — Cooper Island, swim with turtles at Cistern Point, dinner at the Beach Club or chef-prepared aboard
- Day 4 — The Baths at Virgin Gorda (early before the day-charter crowds), then Spanish Town, then sail to Anegada
- Day 5 — Anegada — the only true coral atoll in the BVI, lobster lunch on the beach, kite-surfing or eFoil session
- Day 6 — Jost Van Dyke, Soggy Dollar Bar, sunset at White Bay
- Day 7 — Sandy Cay, last swim, return to Tortola
The crew adjusts the plan each morning based on weather, wind, and what you feel like. Quiet day at anchor? That works too.
What's included for honeymooners
- Three daily meals prepared by professional Chef Cris Flores, tailored to your dietary preferences and special-occasion requests (a welcome dinner, an anniversary cake, a chef's-tasting evening — just ask)
- Full ship's bar with cocktails, beer, wine — premium spirits and house wines included
- Snorkel gear, paddleboards, kayaks, two Seabobs, an eFoil, and full dive gear
- Captain Tyrone runs the sailing program, with optional instruction if either of you wants to take the helm
- Starlink satellite WiFi if you need to stay connected (or want to ignore it for a week)
- Full all-inclusive Caribbean terms — only excluded: fine wines, champagne, airport transfers, and crew gratuity
Special-occasion touches
Tell us in advance and we'll handle it: room flowers on arrival, custom cocktail menu, a private chef's-tasting dinner, a sunset sail to a remote anchorage, snorkel gear engraved with initials, custom playlists in the saloon, anniversary or wedding-night details. The crew is small and the boat is yours — meaning every detail can actually be tailored, unlike a resort.
Pricing for honeymoon charters
A typical honeymoon for two falls into the 2-4 guest tier: $44,500 per week, all-inclusive (Caribbean Terms). For longer stays, multi-week discounts are available through your broker. Christmas and New Year weeks are at premium rates.
Booking your BVI honeymoon
Inquire through your charter broker, or follow @maverick_charter on Instagram for availability updates. MAVERICK is offered through major broker partners across the global luxury-charter network.
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