U.S. & British Virgin Islands
« Arabella
| Days | Dates | Deck + Cabin Type | |||
| A | B | C | D | ||
| 7 | Dec 27 '10 Jan 23 '11 Feb 13 '11 Mar 27 '11 |
$2,550 | $2,350 | $1,850 | $1,450 |
| 7 | May 1 '11 May 29 '11 Jun 12 '11 |
$1,950 | $1,750 | $1,350 | $1,150 |
| Destinations : Caribbean, Virgin Islands, U.S. Virigin Islands, British Virgin Islands |
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Day 1 Red Hook / Embark
Board in the charming Caribbean village of Red Hook - just 30 minutes from St. Thomas Airport. Once aboard, we weigh anchor for a short hop across Pillsbury Sound, dropping anchor in the turquoise waters of Caneel Bay. After a “welcome aboard” reception, we go ashore to dine at one of Cruz Bay’s premier restaurants, The Equator at Sugar Mill
Day 2 Tortola / Norman Island (B, L, D)
Early risers can breakfast with the sunrise over the distant verdant hilltops of St. Thomas. Arabella gets underway early for our first stop in the British Virgin Islands-Soper’s Hole, Tortola, where we clear customs. After a short swim we hoist sails. By mid-afternoon we’ve dropped the hook off the caves of Norman Island for our first snorkeling adventure (snorkeling gear is provided-however you are welcome to bring your own). The Caves are famous for their spectacular rock formations and crystal clear water. We’ll also launch our kayaks for those who wish to explore further. Dinner will be @ Pirate’s Bight on us. After dinner, the more adventurous can take the launch to the “William T. Thornton”, a floating nightspot/pirate ship of much ill-repute.
Day 3 Virgin Gorda (B, L, D)
Enjoy breakfast lounging on deck while the crew prepares for today’s sail. A sail up the channel brings us to Cooper’s Island, a quiet and beautiful beach. Underway again, we pass the resort of Little Dix Bay and enter the protected waters of North Sound, Virgin Gorda. Tonight we moor off the world-renowned Bitter End Yacht Club, where all are invited ashore for the famous Tuesday night barbeque-buffet.
Day 4 North Sound, Virgin Gorda (B, L)
Arabella remains in North Sound. All Arabella guests are welcome at the Bitter End’s facilities. Lounge by the pool, schedule a massage, or take a windsurfing lesson! The Bitter End has more than two hundred watercraft at your disposal from Boston Whalers to Catamarans. The day includes snorkeling, dive expeditions, and a daylong trip to the island of Anegada for the reefs. This evening the world is your oyster, or at least this small part of it is! Within a short launch trip are several dining options, ranging from the five-star cuisine at the Biras Creek Resort to the casual pub at the Bitter End.
Day 5 Salt Island / Peter Island (B, L, D)
After breakfast we bid adieu to Virgin Gorda, setting off on a brisk reach past the Dog Islands and Salt Island, named for the salt works that produce the BVI’s yearly levi to the British Crown. We drop anchor in Spanish Town with shuttles to the Bath’s. We then have a late afternoon sail to Marina Cay where you may go ashore to Pussers, then we have a dinner aboard.
Day 6 Jost Van Dyke (B, L, D)
We sail to White Bay for a great beach day where you may visit the Soggy Dollar Bar for a drink, then have lunch on board. We then shift our anchorage to Jost Van Dyke. Early evening we will rendezvous at one of the most famous restaurants and nightclubs in the islands, Foxy’s. We have timed our stop here for the well-known Friday Night Barbeque Bash. There will be lots of food and lighthearted entertainment and a chance to end our trip in style. After dinner, guests might choose to either quietly stroll in the moonlight feeling the tropical breeze or dance to the Caribbean rhythm.
Day 7 St. Thomas / Disembark (B)
This morning we will set sail for the last time and proceed to St. Thomas. We make a short stop to St. John’s to clear customs, and should arrive at Red Hook in the late morning. All guests will disembark with their bags, and their memories.
Itinerary Notes
Rates do not include port charges of $50 per person, to be payed locally.Deposit & Payment
Initial deposit is 25% trip cost, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card. We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. Alternatively, you can send a check to our Missoula, Montana, office or register online at: http://www.alvoyages.com/four-ways/
Final payment is due 70 days prior to departure.
Booking last minute? No problem! Please contact one of our trip planners, and we can get you on your way if booking less than 70 days prior to departure.
Click here to see a copy of our Terms and Conditions.
Cancellation Policy
| Days Prior to departure | Fee |
|---|---|
| 40 days or more | $200 per person |
| Less than 40 days | 100 % of total trip cost |
Arabella
- Ship Highlights
- Passengers : 36
From her teak decks to her billowing sails aloft, Arabella brings you back to a time before the hustle and bustle of the modern world. So whether recharging your batteries, enjoying your second honeymoon or your first, or just seeking a winter getaway, join us on one of our castaway cruises!
This 38-passenger sailing cruise yacht is the only cruising vessel of its kind in New England and Maine, but don't let her historic appearance fool you. Arabella is a beautiful luxury yacht, where you can recharge, rethink and relax amid 21st century comfort and convenience. The quiet thrills of wind-filled canvas, soft waves and ocean spray are sure to provide the utmost relaxation whether on a Caribbean cruise or sailing coastal New England.
Arabella's amenities include:
- US Coast Guard / SOLAS inspected vessel
- Beam: 24' / Draft 12'
- Rig: Three Masted Staysail Schooner
- Staterooms: 20
- Large Inflatable Launches
- Satellite TV in each Stateroom
- Satellite Communication
- All Staterooms are individually Climate-Controlled
- In-Suite Head, Showers & Hair Dryers
- All Natural and organic Spa products from Essential Oils of San Francisco
- Viewing Port Hole in each Stateroom
- Private Climate Control
- Afternoon Hors d'oeuvres & Cocktails
- On Deck Hot Tub
- Traditional Salon & Bar
- Snorkeling gear
- Onboard Water Craft Kayaks
- Single travelers please add a 75% single supplement or inquire about sharing a room.
| Cabins | |
|---|---|
 | A 6 forward cabins with queen beds. Air conditioning, satellite TV, phone, porthole window, private bath. #7-10, 15, 16. |
 | B 6 forward cabins with double beds. Air conditioning, satellite TV, phone, porthole window, private bath. #3-6, 11, 12. |
 | C 6 aft cabins with upper/lower bunks. Air conditioning, satellite TV, phone, porthole window, private bath. #17-22. |
 | D 2 aft cabins with double beds. Air conditioning, satellite TV, phone, porthole window, private bath. #23, 24. |
