Great Whale Watching in Tonga
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The highly successful BVI charter catamaran, Two If By Sea, has sailed half way around the world and is now chartering in the spectacular Vava’u Islands in the Kingdom of Tonga. It is the heart of the whale-watching season, the scuba diving is extraordinary, and the sailing is superb.  For those of you that are looking for an off-the-beaten track yacht charter destination, these un-spoilt lagoons, secluded bays, friendly people, and postcard perfect islands will dazzle you.  There’s over 60 islands to choose from – take a look at this sample itinerary… Tonga Yacht Charter.

As Captain Stu says, “Vava’u is very much like the Virgin Islands were 30 years ago, picturesque, protected, great sailing with a diverse and friendly cultures.”  Both Stu and Chef Fran are PADI dive instructors, and there is a compressor and scuba dive gear onboard.  Many of our BVI crews visited them last year, and they all said it was the best diving they had ever done – and these guys have dove around the world!

There’s a lot of other reasons why Two If By Sea (TIBS) was one of the most popular BVI charter catamarans.  Stu and Fran are lovely, welcoming hosts, and Stu is always at the forefront of technology and entertainment.  TIBS was the first charter catamaran to offer “outdoor movie nights, converting the cockpit into a big screen viewing area. Plus they were the first charter yacht to “go green”, making their own drinking water and reducing plastic waste.

Although Vava’u is fairly isolated, there are a few fun beach venues, and a Tongan feast is not to be missed.  Best of all, book it now and enjoy some terrific yacht charter discounts:

5-day yacht charter special including 10 dives: 7500 AU/6 guests; 6900 AU/4 guests.  Convert to US Dollars.

7-night yacht charter discount: 20% off which makes the rate $11,200/6 guests; $10,640/4 guests

The above rates do not apply to the holiday period; book now to get these great yacht charter discounts.

For more details on Tonga, when to go, how to get there, etc…. visit the TIBS website