Amels is a Dutch superyacht shipyard crafting ocean-ready motor yachts since 1918, combining engineering precision with interiors that feel residential rather than purpose-built, and a hull form suited to the Atlantic passages that frame Caribbean charter seasons. The charter fleet of Amels yachts available in the British Virgin Islands numbers 11 vessels, each maintained to the standard the yard demands and crewed by professionals with Caribbean experience. Charter weeks run Saturday to Saturday from Road Town or West End in Tortola, with itineraries shaped around the pace guests prefer. Calm mornings at anchor give way to afternoon passages with the trade winds, and evenings at settled bays with dinner served on deck. Base rates start from 250,000 euros per week, with an advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covering fuel, food, drinks, and berthing. Virgin Islands season peaks between December and April and the best Amels yachts are reserved well in advance. Jost Van Dyke sits at the north-western corner of the British Virgin Islands, reachable in under an hour from Tortola by sea. Its three main anchorages, Great Harbour, White Bay, and Little Harbour, each have a distinct character, and the compact island size means you can visit all three in a single day with time left to tender ashore for sundowners.
