“THE BATHS” ON VIRGIN GORDA
Swap your ship for a boat and first enjoy a 40-minute jaunt to Spanish Town on Virgin Gorda before hopping on an open, safari-style coach for a further ten-minute transfer to “The Baths National Park”. Arriving at the “Top of the Baths” a safety speech is given to all guests before setting off on the trail to the beach. Amid the natural beauty of this special place, you can swim, or simply explore the surroundings.
One of the British Virgin Islands’ most popular sights, “The Baths National Park” is known for its unusual geological formation consisting of huge, sea-sculpted granite boulders that line the beach and form tidal pools, tunnels, caves, arches, and scenic grottoes. The trail to the first beach, Devil’s Bay, takes approximately 20 minutes to reach. You’ll have 30 minutes to relax on the beach and swim, weather permitting. Your guide will then lead you through the caves for a 40-minute exploration of the grottos and natural pools, followed by another 30 minutes to unwind at Baths Beach. The experience concludes with a scenic 15-minute uphill walk along a natural path back to the bus park. After some time to shop for a souvenir, you will re-join the coach. As a final touch, a complimentary drink will be served as you re-board the bus. Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate.
Please note: Guests must be at least 4 years old to participate.
The open-air safari coach will not have A/C or a PA system. You are recommended to be in good physical condition, wear comfortable walking shoes (uneven ground) and take swimwear, high-factor sunscreen, a towel, and a hat. Guests can purchase food and drinks at The Baths beach, however, it is cash only. This tour is not available for guests in wheelchairs, baby strollers. Guests will be required to walk through water at The Baths, therefore, it is recommended to dress appropriately. There are no changing facilities available at the beach. Please wear swimwear under coverup. The trail to the beach from the entrance is approximately 0.7 km, it is inclined and natural with uneven, sandy surface, involving stepping over stones.
The trail through the caves involves holding onto rope rails and wooden stairs, please limit bags to one small item that can be carried for ease on your back. Note that exploring the beaches and caves involves walking on gravelly, rocky inclined paths, bending under rock overhangs, stepping into sea water which may make the rocks slick, and climbing down wooden staircases. The trails can become crowded, which may result in a longer exploration time for the grottos and natural pools. In the event of a red flag, swimming is not permitted
