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Tortola,British Virgin Islands
Moderate
Activity Level
Minimum age 1 years
4.0 hours
Motor Catamaran Cruise: Embark on a motor catamaran from the cruise pier for an unforgettable trip to the famous Baths beaches in Virgin Gorda. Once anchored off Devil’s Bay, you can dive into the crystal-clear waters for swimming and snorkeling, with convenient ocean access from the stern ladders. Under the guidance of the captain and supported by the attentive crew, enjoy a 300-yard swim to the beach.
Snorkel Experience: Equip yourself with snorkel gear during the cruise, then swim 300 yards to the stunning beach while taking care to avoid marine life among the boulders. Enjoy 45-minutes of relaxation and exploration on the white sands or swimming in the crystal-clear waters.
Virgin Gorda’s Baths: Explore majestic caves with the boat crew as you trek to the second beach, maneuvering over boulders, through sea pools and climbing wooden ladders. Enjoy time to relax or grab a drink at Poor Man’s Bar before swimming back to the repositioned boat or returning to the first beach and swimming back from there.
What’s Included:
Accessibility: This tour is not wheelchair accessible. Interpreters can be accommodated on a complimentary basis and must participate in the water with the guest.
Requirements & Restrictions: Minimum age - 5 years. Maximum weight per boat – 580 lbs. For safety reasons, pregnant women, and guests with back or neck conditions may not participate on this excursion. Drivers must be 18 years or older and present a valid driver’s license. Alcohol consumption is not permitted for drivers. Life vests are mandatory and will be provided.
What to Bring: Swimwear under a cover up. Beach towels and dry bag. Reef-friendly and biodegradable sunscreen. Cash/Credit card for any additional refreshment to be purchased.
Good to Know: A flag warning system operates by national parks. At times, when a red flag is flying, there is no access into water due to strong currents and heavy seas. If so, an alternative may be offered to snorkel at the Caves at Norman or another location.