British Virgin Islands Cruise Port Tours and Tickets

Getting from the port in Tortola to The Baths at Virgin Gorda requires taking a ferry and taxi. The Road Town Ferry Terminal is about a 5-minute ride from the cruise port. Once in Virgin Gorda, take a taxi from the dock to The Baths. Organized tours usually include transportation.

Yes, you'll find several beaches near the British Virgin Islands Cruise Port in Tortola, including popular Cane Garden Bay Beach, a 20-minute drive from the port. Brandywine Bay Beach is the closest, at a 10-minute drive from the port. Brewer’s Bay Beach is less crowded and great for snorkeling.

The best time to visit the British Virgin Islands is in the dry season, from December to April. It's peak cruise season, so more tours and activities are available. If you come over the holidays, you'll experience Christmas and New Year’s festivities. The BVI Spring Regatta takes place in March-April.

Cane Garden Bay is about 6 miles (10 kilometers) from the British Virgin Islands Cruise Port for a 20-minute taxi ride. You can rent a car, but drive the windy roads cautiously. Cane Garden Bay is one of Tortola’s most popular beaches, known for its calm waters and lively bars.

Yes. Crafts Alive Village is a colorful marketplace with local souvenirs, handmade jewelry, clothing, and spices. Tortola Pier Park features duty-free shops, boutiques, and souvenir stores selling rum, artwork, and beachwear. Ten minutes from the port on foot is Pusser’s pub, famous for its Painkiller cocktail, seafood, and Caribbean dishes.

The most is a trip to The Baths at Virgin Gorda to see the granite boulders, sea caves, and hidden pools. Norman Island offers excellent snorkeling. Jost Van Dyke is home to the Soggy Dollar Bar (birthplace of the Painkiller) and White Bay, one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful beaches.