British Virgin Islands

July 6 - 12, 2025

British Virgin Islands (BVI)

July 6 – 12, 2025

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) are a volcanic archipelago comprised of the 4 large islands Tortola, Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke, and Anegada, and over 50 smaller islands in the Eastern Caribbean.  It is the sailing capital of the Caribbean and is an extremely popular dive region due to its over 100 outstanding and easily accessible dive sites.  Here you can find a reefs with a maze of fish filled canyons and grottos, beautiful coral gardens, and sheer walls.  The BVIs are also known for wreck diving with the RMS Rhone, Chikuzen, and the Kodiak Queen being some of the most famous.

What better way to visit everything the BVIs have than by sailing on the trimaran, Cuan Law.  This luxury vessel will be your home to sail, dive, and explore the many islands of the BVIs.  You’ll be pampered by the five-star service the Cuan Law is known for.

Looking for a trip to get certified on?  Dean Perry is leading this trip and will be able to certify Open Water, Advanced Open Water, and some PADI specialties on this trip.  Ask for more details.

Package Includes:

  • 6 nights/7 days aboard the Cuan Law
  • all meals while aboard the Cuan Law
  • hot and cold beverages including beer, wine, and basic alcoholic drinks
  • use of sporting equipment (paddleboards, kayaks, hobie cats, fishing, and more)
  • transfers and National Park fees to “the Baths” in Virgin Gorda.

NOT INCLUDED

  • Airfare
  • Nitrox – $120 (limited capacity)
  • BVI Cruising Tax ($28)
  • Transfers
  • Crew gratuity

Accommodations

The dive and sail liveaboard Cuan Law is designed with dual purposes: a luxury dive liveaboard and as a comfortable and stable sailboat in one of the best sailing destinations.  It is a 105 ft. long and 40 ft. wide sailing trimaran.  It’s spacious top sundeck features lounge pads and hammocks to relax in.  When under sail, you’ll be able to help the crew set the huge sails if you want.

The vessel has 10 cabins which can be configured as a queen or two twin beds.  Each cabin has a private en-suite bathroom with toilets and showers.  Each cabin has outside views of the ocean.  There is plenty of storage space with drawers, shelf and closet in each room too.

The expansive main salon is the social hub of the ship with chairs, sofas, tables, and a large bar.  The salon has a library with magazines, cards, and board games.  Discover coolers with beer, wine and juices around the base of the mast in the salon.

In addition to the large sundeck and main salon, enjoy the amenities of the large shaded alfresco deck.  During the day you’ll gather here for breifings and preparation for activities.  At meal time this aft deck becomes the dinning terrace.

Dining aboard the Cuan Law is truly an experience.  The Chef prepares wonderfully creative meals that continously rate as one of the high points of the trip.  Satisfying breakfast and lunch menus fuel you for the activities of the day.  A fully appointed bar and hors d’ourves preclude dinner with fine dining and wine service nightly.

DIVING

The BVIs have over 100 dive sites, giving divers a wide range of choices.  The RMS Rhone and the Chikuzen are well-known wrecks but there are many others ready to be explored.  The newest wreck is the Kodiak Queen, a former World War II U.S. Navy vessel once known as the YO-44.  It has the distinction of being one of the ships to survive Pearl Harbor.  The YO wreck to reef project seeks to conserve and rehabilitate marine life while advancing marine science.

Besides wrecks there are numerous reefs to investigate.  The sheer size of the region makes for a great variety of underwater scenery and conditions at the many dive sites.  Some sites have coral gardens with lobsters and eels, or some are made of natural grottos and archways attacting a variety of fish life, while others feature stunning topography washed in currents which bring in large schools of fish.

  • RMS Rhone
  • The Aquarium
  • The Invisibles
  • Angelfish Reef
  • Chikuzen wreck
  • Kodiak Queen wreck
  • Wreck Alley
  • Scrub Island
  • The Chimney
  • Cooper Island
  • Ginger Island
  • Dog Islands

 

Other Activities – Eco Adventures & Exploring

While the BVIs offer exceptional diving, visitors have just as many activities to consider topside.  Every island has it’s own unique personality.  They are yours to discover.

  • Snorkeling
  • Fishing
  • SUP (Stand Up Paddleboarding)
  • Kayaking
  • Waterskiing, kneeboarding or wake boarding
  • Hobie Cat sailing
  • Island exploring while walking a secluded beach or hiking to picturesque vista.
  • Spend time at a spa at one of the local resorts
  • Visit the beach bars showcasing local rums

Cuan Law
July 6-12, 2025

Airfare not included

TBA

Rate is per person for 7 nights, and is based on 2 persons per room.
$750 Deposit – Trip deposit is NON-REFUNDABLE.
Balance of trip is NON-REFUNDABLE after payments are made to trip provider.

Passport Required

(Trip Insurance recommended)

COST

Starting at:

$3650

per person/ double occupancy

  • Diver: $3650.00 per person/Dbl. Occ. Ocean View Room

  • Diver Single Supplement: $5475 per person
  • $750 DEPOSIT REQUIRED
  • Final payment due April

Call 520-326-DIVE for more information.

THE DIVE SHOP IS A PADI FIVE STAR INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The PADI System of diver education is based on progressive training that introduces skills, safety-related information and local environmental knowledge to student divers in stages. PADI courses are student-centered and provide maximum practice and realistic application.