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Rendering of the palm-lined crescent of white sand at Deadman’s Bay, Peter Island
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Save the best beach for last.

Palm-lined beaches and calm, quiet harbors, a short sail from Road Town for your final night.

Peter Island
The quiet finale
Peter Island is where the week slows right down: one more swim, one more sunset, and nowhere you need to be.
Rendering of two people walking barefoot along the water at Deadman’s Bay
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Deadman’s Bay

Palm-lined beach

A long white crescent backed by coconut palms, often called one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Anchor off and swim in.

Rendering of a calm, hill-ringed cove at Little Harbour at dusk
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Little Harbour

Quiet anchorage

A calm cove ringed by green hills, perfect for a peaceful last night under the stars.

Rendering of a snorkeler above the coral-covered wreck of the RMS Rhone
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The RMS Rhone

Famous wreck

Just next door off Salt Island, the wreck of a royal mail steamship lost in 1867 lies in clear water inside a marine park. Snorkel over it, or join a dive.

Rendering of the palm-lined crescent of white sand at Deadman’s Bay, Peter Island
Signature moment

One last sunset at anchor.

The palms go dark against a pink sky, the water turns to glass, and nobody wants to talk about tomorrow.

Good to know

The Rhone is inside a marine park with day moorings only. Go in the morning when the water is calmest, then settle in at Peter Island for the night.

Your week

Sail Peter Island on Crude Escape.

Six cabins, room for twelve, and no set route: you choose where to go as you go. Send your dates and BVI Yacht Charters replies with availability and a quote.

From $15,000 a weekSix cabins · up to 12 guestsCheck dates