Pyper Yachts makes Scrub Island Resort, Spa
The announcement was made in a press release on October 2, 2025, which said this adds one of the Caribbean’s premier private-island resorts to the company’s growing network of luxury bases. Departi...
The announcement was made in a press release on October 2, 2025, which said this adds one of the Caribbean’s premier private-island resorts to the company’s growing network of luxury bases. Departing from Scrub Island’s 55-slip marina, the PYPER fleet will offer fully crewed charters for up to 10 guests, pairing custom itineraries with the highest levels of service.
Each voyage features a professional captain and private chef, with larger yachts including additional crew to ensure an uncompromising experience, the release added. Charters are available for a minimum of four nights, with most spanning a full week of sailing across the British Virgin Islands.
The perfect launchpad for PYPER’s fleet Heinrych Pyper, CEO of PYPER Yacht, said, “Scrub Island Resort and its world-class marina are the perfect launchpad for our fleet…We specialise in creating immersive sailing journeys that deliver the comfort of a private villa, the service of a boutique resort, and the freedom of the open sea.” With Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina as its new homeport allows PYPER to bring its signature style of yacht charter to one of the world’s most desirable cruising grounds, Mr Pyper added.
The company already has existing bases in Yacht Haven Grande in the U.S. A new dimension of Caribbean exploration Sandra Grisham-Clothier, General Manager of Scrub Island Resort, Spa & Marina, said they are thrilled to welcome PYPER Yachts to their Marina Village. “Together we are introducing guests to a new dimension of Caribbean exploration, combining the exclusivity and amenities of Scrub Island with the adventure and indulgence of a private yacht charter.” This online news site is the sole property of and is operated by Advance Marketing and Professional Services dba Virgin Islands News Online (VINO) in the Virgin Islands.
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