Participants racing on the final day of the 2015 BVI Spring Regatta were blessed with perfect sailing conditions on Easter Sunday © Todd vanSickle With no less than six races and as many as 13, the BVI Spring Regatta provides an

Beautiful in blue - racing in the stunning waters of the British Virgin Islands on the penultimate day of the 2015 BVI Spring Regatta © Todd vanSickle The second day of the BVI Spring Regatta was blessed with perfect sailing conditions

Jaime Torres' Puerto Rican Melges 32, Smile and Wave. Wet and wild conditions on day one of the BVI Spring Regatta © Luke Pelican Rain squalls ripped through the Sir Francis Drake Channel at the start of racing on day one of

On board Tortola Sloop, Youth Instructor: John S. Duncan OBE, Governor of the British Virgin Islands and  President of VP Bank, Sjoerd Koster © Todd vanSickle/BVI Spring Regatta The 2nd Annual VP Bank Tortola Sloop Spring Challenge took place off Nanny

Winners in the Veuve Clicquot Island Invitational pursuit race to Foxy's on Jost Van Dyke © Ollie Dunger The BVI Sailing Festival continued on Wednesday 1st April with the Veuve Clicquot Invitational Pursuit Race to Jost Van Dyke. Spectacular sailing through

  Spookie, Steve and Heidi Benjamin's American Carkeek HP 40 win the Nanny Cay Cup and CSA Racing on day one of the BVI Sailing Festival  © BVI Spring Regatta & Sailing Festival/Todd vanSickle Racing got underway for the BVI Sailing Festival