Each morning in Cane Garden Bay, the sound of the sea calls out to adventure. The wind catches, the sails lift, and another day begins for Aristocat Daysails — the crew who know these islands like old friends.

Their catamarans glide past the curve of the bay, laughter echoing from deck to deck, sunlight dancing on the water. It’s not just a trip; it’s the feeling of the islands themselves — easy, open, and endlessly alive.

Where the Wind Leads

Step aboard Sugar Rush or Sweet Escape, Aristocat’s twin 45-foot catamarans, and let the rhythm of the Caribbean set your pace.

The sun flickers off the water, laughter mingles with salt air, and the island slips quietly into the distance. This is sailing as it was meant to be — slow, free, and utterly effortless.

As you drift across the Sir Francis Drake Channel, the crew — local, lively, and endlessly kind — guides you to places most only dream about.

The Caves and The Indians off Norman Island.

The luminous sands of White Bay on Jost Van Dyke.

The towering boulders of The Baths on Virgin Gorda.

Or maybe a hidden cove, where the sea is so clear it feels like you’re floating on glass.

Each stop brings a new kind of wonder — snorkelling among coral gardens, sipping cold rum punch on deck, or paddling quietly between islands as pelicans glide overhead.

For Those Who Chase the Horizon

For those who crave a little more speed, Pegasus — a 37-foot Axopar Suntop — is pure exhilaration on the water.

Its engines hum with quiet power as you slice through the waves toward far-flung islands, its gullwing doors opening to let in the sea breeze and sunlight.

With a freshwater shower, private cabin, and a cooler always within reach, Pegasus is the perfect blend of comfort and adventure.

And then there’s Lickety Split — small, sleek, and spirited — the go-anywhere, do-anything powerboat for those who prefer spontaneity over schedule.

It beaches where others can’t, slips into hidden lagoons, and keeps the playlist rolling as you explore, swim, and stop for lunch at a seaside restaurant.

The Way the Islands Were Meant to Be Seen

The British Virgin Islands were born for days like these — steady trade winds, calm seas, and sunlight that paints the water every shade of blue.

Aristocat sails whenever there’s wind (and there almost always is), using her engines only when the sea insists.

Each charter — shared or private — is kept small enough to feel personal, never crowded.

It’s a journey made for connection: with nature, with people, with the present moment itself.

A Tradition of Hospitality

What makes Aristocat different isn’t just the boats — it’s the people.

Every captain and crew member carries that effortless BVI warmth: the easy smile, the unhurried kindness, the instinct to make strangers feel like friends.

They’ll hand you a drink before you ask for one, point out a turtle before you spot it yourself, and share stories that remind you — this isn’t just a tour, it’s an invitation into island life.

For Guests of Cane Garden Bay Beach Hotel

We’re proud to call Aristocat Daysails one of our most trusted local partners — a crew that captures the same spirit we believe in: relaxation, authenticity, and adventure done right.

When our guests return from a day on the water, their stories are the same — wide smiles, sun-warmed shoulders, and that unmistakable glow that only a perfect day at sea can bring.

So if you’re ready to trade solid ground for turquoise horizons, ask our front desk to help you plan your sail.

You can book a shared catamaran adventure, a private family charter, or a high-speed island hop — each one tailored to your pace, your mood, your moment.

Because here in Cane Garden Bay, the sea isn’t just scenery.

It’s a way of life.

Raise your sails.

Find your rhythm.

And let Aristocat show you the BVI — one perfect wave at a time.