9 days at the Virgin Islands with just 3% generator use

Explore the Virgin Islands on an eco-friendly journey aboard the SY62 3-Deck. This solar-powered catamaran blends cutting-edge innovation with eco-conscious travel, offering a unique way to glide through sunlit bays and secluded beaches in complete silence.

Day 1: Puerto Rico (Punta Santiago Bay) to Isla de Vieques

Departing from Punta Santiago Bay, the SY62 3-Deck cruises silently at 6.3 knots toward Isla de Vieques, offering breathtaking views of the Puerto Rican coastline. As night falls, guests can kayak through Bioluminescence Bay, experiencing the magic of glowing waters under the stars.

Start with batteries at: 100%
Cruising distance: 19 miles @ 6.3 knots (3 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 79%
Recharge method: Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels
Generator usage: 0 minutes

Day 2: Isla de Vieques to Culebra (Cayo Luis Peña)

As guests wake, they find themselves anchored off Cayo Luis Peña, a pristine haven near Culebra. The morning is perfect for snorkeling with turtles or visiting the famous Tamarindo and Flamenco Beaches. A peaceful night at anchor awaits.

Start with batteries at: 75%
Cruising distance: 22 miles @ 6 knots (4 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 45%
Recharge method: Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels and generator use during final leg of transit
Generator usage: 60 minutes

Day 3: Culebra to St. Thomas (Magens Bay)

An early morning cruise brings the yacht to Magens Bay, St. Thomas, just as guests wake up to a new destination. The day unfolds with island tours, beach excursions, and water sports, ending with a sunset in a tranquil anchorage.

Start with batteries at:75%
Cruising distance:26 miles @ 6.5 knots (4 hours)
Battery consumption:Down to 40%
Recharge method:Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels and generator use
Generator usage:60 minutes

Day 4: St. Thomas to St. John (Honeymoon Beach and Hawksnest Beach)

A late-morning departure leads to Honeymoon Beach, St. John, for a scenic lunch stop. Guests can explore island trails before a leisurely sunset cruise to Hawksnest Beach, where an open-air dinner rounds off the day.

Start with batteries at:75%
Cruising distance 1:14 miles @ 8 knots (1.8 hours)
Battery consumption:Down to 35%
Cruising distance 2:4 miles @ 6 knots (0.7 hours)
Battery consumption:Down to 25%
Recharge method:Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels and generator use
Generator usage:90 minutes

Day 5: St. John to Jost Van Dyke (Sandy Cay and Foxy’s)

The journey continues to Sandy Cay, Jost Van Dyke, a paradise for snorkeling and water sports. As evening approaches, the legendary Foxy’s Beach Bar comes to life, offering an authentic island experience. The night ends with a peaceful anchorage under the stars.

Start with batteries at: 75%
Cruising distance:6 miles @ 8 knots (0.8 hours)
Battery consumption:Down to 55%
Recharge method:Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels and generator use
Generator usage:30 minutes

Day 6: Jost Van Dyke to Tortola (Smuggler’s Cove and Brewers Bay)

The morning brings a short cruise to Smuggler’s Cove, Tortola, where a beach picnic awaits. The afternoon is spent at Brewers Bay, an ideal spot for water sports and a sunset dinner. Night anchorage.

Start with batteries at: 75%
Cruising distance 1: 3 miles @ 6 knots (0.5 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 70%
Cruising distance 2: 5 miles @ 6 knots (0.75 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 65%
Recharge method: Batteries restored to 75% by sunset via solar panels
Generator usage:0 minutes

Day 7: Tortola to Virgin Gorda (The Baths)

A sunrise departure brings the yacht to The Baths, Virgin Gorda, where guests explore natural pools and grottoes among the famous boulders. The evening is spent at anchor, under a starlit sky.

Start with batteries at: 50%
Cruising distance: 13 miles @ 6.5 knots (2 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 55%
Recharge method: Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels and generator use
Generator usage: 60 minutes

Day 8: Virgin Gorda to Savannah Bay

A short cruise leads to Savannah Bay, a secluded stretch of coastline ideal for snorkeling and beachside relaxation. The day closes with another silent night at anchor.

Start with batteries at: 75%
Cruising distance: 2 miles @ 6 knots (0.35 hours)
Battery consumption: Down to 70%
Recharge method: Batteries restored to 100% by sunset via solar panels
Generator usage: 0 minutes

Day 9: Savannah Bay to Leverick Bay (Departure)

The final leg takes the yacht to Leverick Bay, where guests disembark. With power reserves topped up, the SY62 3-Deck is ready for its next adventure.

Start with batteries at: 75%
Cruising distance: 5 miles @ 8 knots (0.6 hours)
- Battery consumption: Down to 50%
- Generator usage: 0 minutes