SeaTrek BVI
Tortola, British Virgin Islands
About
SeaTrek is a summer camp located in Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. It offers a tropical adventure experience for junior high, high school, and college students, focusing on sailing, scuba diving, marine science, and outdoor exploration. Students live onboard spacious 48-foot catamarans equipped with modern safety gear and technology, gaining hands-on skills in sailing and diving while learning about the vibrant marine environment of the Caribbean. The program emphasizes adventure, leadership, and personal growth, with opportunities for marine biology, community service, and academic credits, making it an engaging and educational summer at sea.
Courses (2)
ASA 101 - Basic Keelboat Sailing
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ASA 103 - Coastal Cruising
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Location
The Area
Nestled in the vibrant British Virgin Islands, our school offers an ideal setting for learning to sail in the Caribbean. The waters here are warm and clear, providing excellent conditions for beginners and experienced sailors alike. Surrounded by stunning islands and protected bays, students can enjoy hands-on sailing experience in a safe and welcoming environment, with expert instructors guiding every step. Whether you're new to sailing or looking to refine your skills, the BVI provides a perfect backdrop for an engaging and memorable learning experience.
Getting There
To reach SeaTrek-BVI, start by booking a flight to Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) in Tortola, British Virgin Islands. Once you arrive at the airport, you can arrange for a taxi or a pre-booked transfer to the harbor area where our sailing program departs. If you're arriving from the U.S. or Europe, most major airlines offer connecting flights through hubs like San Juan, Puerto Rico, or Antigua, which then connect directly to Tortola. From the airport, it's a short ride to the marina, where our fleet of sailboats and yachts awaits. We recommend arranging your transportation in advance to ensure a smooth and relaxed arrival process.
Best Time to Go
The ideal time to sail in the British Virgin Islands is from late November to early April, when the weather tends to be warm, dry, and pleasantly breezy. During these months, you can enjoy calm seas and clear skies, making for smooth and enjoyable sailing adventures.
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