description Trunk Bay (BVI) Overview
Trunk Bay is a sheltered coastal inlet on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. Its protected water and sandy shoreline have made it a recognized anchorage and mooring stop for visiting boats, including charter yachts navigating the BVI. The name refers to the Tortola location and should not be confused with the better-known Trunk Bay on Saint John in the United States Virgin Islands.
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Where is Trunk Bay in the British Virgin Islands?
This Trunk Bay is on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands. It should not be confused with Trunk Bay on St. John in the United States Virgin Islands.
Why do boats visit Trunk Bay on Tortola?
Its protected water and sandy shoreline make it a recognized anchorage and mooring stop. Charter yachts sailing through the BVI commonly plan routes around sheltered bays such as those on Tortola.
Is Trunk Bay BVI the same as the famous snorkeling beach on St. John?
No. The famous National Park snorkeling beach called Trunk Bay is on St. John, USVI, while this catalog item is the Tortola location in the BVI.
What documents do boaters need when arriving in the BVI?
The BVI Tourism Board says arriving vessels must clear with Customs and Immigration and retain passports and boat-registration papers. Those entry requirements apply to visiting boats regardless of whether they stop at Trunk Bay or another BVI anchorage.
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