The Moorings Power Flotilla
In the British Virgin Islands, life moves to the rhythm of the sea. The Moorings tell PBR that they embrace that pace with the Power Flotilla, offering a week where speed simply means more time to enjoy what matters.

In the British Virgin Islands, life moves to the rhythm of the sea. The Moorings tell PBR that they embrace that pace with the Power Flotilla, offering a week where speed simply means more time to enjoy what matters.
Departing on select 2026 dates – 11 January, 19 April, 10 May, 14 June and 12 July – the flotilla invites guests to explore the BVI aboard modern power catamarans. These boats are quick and stable, yet designed to slow the day down: more time to swim, snorkel or linger at anchor as the sun slips away.
Each flotilla is guided by a lead crew – a skipper, technician and host – who share local knowledge, weather updates and quiet anchorages. Their presence brings confidence to newer boaters while allowing experienced skippers to relax into the rhythm of island life.
The itinerary blends independence with shared moments. It begins in Tortola with a welcome breakfast before tracing a route through Cooper Island, Leverick Bay, Spanish Town, Scrub Island and Anegada. Midweek dinners and casual gatherings encourage easy conversation, while days remain your own to explore or rest as you please.
Calm seas and short hops between islands make the British Virgin Islands ideal for this kind of journey. Cruising time is short, leaving more of the day for coral reefs, pink-sand beaches and quiet coves only accessible by boat.
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For many, this flotilla isn’t about covering distance – it’s about finding balance between adventure and ease. With thoughtful guidance and a spirit of freedom, it’s a chance to experience the Caribbean at its most authentic.
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