Virgin Islands / British Virgin Islands / Trellis Bay
Trellis Bay itself, calm and well protected year-round
Marina Cay, a short sail north with its own reef and bar
Well Bay, a quiet cove nearby on Beef Island
Maya Cove, sheltered anchorage on Tortola’s south coast
Trellis Bay mooring field, closest overnight stop to the airport
Browse the metalwork and pottery at Aragorn’s Studio
Join the full-moon fireball party when the timing lines up
Snorkel the reef around Bellamy Cay
Swim and paddleboard the calm, sheltered bay
Dine at the beach cafe under the sea grape trees
Aragorn’s Studio and its resident artists
Bellamy Cay, just offshore in the bay
Marina Cay, a short hop north
Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport, immediately adjacent
Road Town, Tortola’s capital, a short sail away
The BVI’s dry season, December to April, brings the steadiest trade winds and least rain, and is the most popular window. The islands sail well outside hurricane season, roughly June to November, too, with quieter anchorages and better availability.
About as close as it gets. Trellis Bay sits immediately beside Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) on Beef Island, Tortola’s main gateway, making it a natural first or last stop for guests joining or leaving a charter.
Trellis Bay itself is calm and well sheltered by Bellamy Cay. Marina Cay lies a short sail north with its own reef, and Maya Cove and Well Bay nearby offer quieter alternatives along Tortola’s eastern shore.
An overnight or two suits Trellis Bay well, most often as the first or last stop of a wider BVI itinerary given its proximity to the airport.
On the night of every full moon, Aragorn’s Studio hosts its well-known Fireball Full Moon Party, when flaming steel sculptures are lit in the shallows alongside fire dancers and live music. It draws yachts from across the BVI, so it is worth timing an itinerary around the lunar calendar if the party is of interest.
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