Top British Virgin Islands Walking Tours

Tortola has stories most visitors never hear. This self-guided audio and walking tour through the heart of Road Town brings them to life — at your own pace, on your own phone, with no guide and no fixed time. 14 stops. Three centuries of history. The prison where you could be jailed for stealing a mango. The well that witnessed emancipation. The Governor's House frozen in colonial time. Hurricane Irma. The Arawaks who were here before anyone. Download the free Actionbound app before you arrive, enter your tour code/use the QR, and you're ready. Works offline — no roaming charges. At each stop, photo and video challenges build into a personalised album delivered to your inbox after the walk. Oh — and you get the original Painkiller recipe.

Shark Bay is a coastal park on the northern shore of Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands. Established in 1999, it is one of the newest national parks in the region. Lying just east of Brewer’s Bay, it extends from the ridge of Anderson Point to the base of Mount Healthy. 18.4 acres On this hiking trail, we will discover a variety of landscapes in Shark Bay. This protected area features a shady tropical forest, a beautiful rocky beach, and an impressive cliff rising above the waves. Furthermore, it is home to several seabirds such as Brown Pelicans and Laughing Gullas! Learn about the local history and fauna and flora of this little secret