Tortola, British Virgin Islands Port Reviews

Beautiful. We took a ferry to Virgin Gorda to the baths and they were amazing! So glad we did that.

Visited: Jul 06, 2019

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We did the Escape to Jost Van Dyke excursion for the third time and White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, continues to be our favorite beach day.

Visited: Nov 25, 2018

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Got off the ship and took a taxi to Cane Garden Beach. Harrowing trip to the other side of the island, but cheap and reliable round trip. Beautiful clean beach!

Visited: Apr 13, 2019

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We took a taxi to our excursion and we went zip lining in the rain! The lines being wet were super fast! Although we were worried at first we still were able to enjoy the experience. Our guides were upbeat and helpful. I would do this again.

You must must must must catch a boat ride to White Bay, Jost Van Dyke! You simply can't beat Soggy Dollar Bar. Sadly they were wrecked by Irma, but working on rebuilding. Maybe this review isn't fair since we didn't even step on land in Tortola...hopped right on the catamaran to Jost!

Don't forget to put sunscreen on top of your feet!

Visited: Apr 22, 2017

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Long Bay Beach... the one on the west side (yes, there's two of them). Most beautiful and not-busy beach I've ever ever ever ever been to. No exaggeration.

Visited: Nov 26, 2016

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This was our favorite port!!! Very beautiful all around. Enjoyed the shopping, the mountains & the beach. We did an excursion that took us up through the mountain to the beach. We enjoyed cocktails on the beach & beach was so pretty & warm. Just loved it. I will go there again.

Visited: Jul 01, 2017

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Bring cash. A lot of places don't take credit cards.

Visited: Dec 30, 2016

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We hopped off the ship at 7:30am and took a very short walk to the ferry dock and booked a round trip to Virgin Gordy Baths for $38 per person - which included a taxi ride to and from the baths. Entry to the park was $3 per person and worth every penny! If you are able start the hike via the Devils bay signs which will take you through the caves and end at the baths. We spent the whole day on the island, ate a delicious lunch at Mad Dog across from the Baths restaurant and ended at the beach. Devils Bay beach is crystal clear and so beautiful so after our hike through the baths we went back down the hill (0.7miles) and spent the day there. It’s quiet and calm and stunning! It was so much cheaper to use speedys and there were several times to leave through the day (just don’t get stuck on the island)!