EXCURSIONS VIRGIN GORDA

THE BATHS

The Baths is a must see when visiting the British Virgin Islands. 'The Baths' park includes:

• A fresh water pool
• A restaurant / bar
• Shops with spectacular views.
• Eco friendly walk way to
• A spectacular beach The Baths.

Tips for visiting The Baths

• No reservsations needed, just go.
• Do not carry heavy bags and items, it will make your excursion very unpleasant.
• If you are traveling with small children, be alert at all times. There are narrow and slippery places and areas where the currents can be strong depending on the days.
• The Baths are an absolute adult playground. Prepare to climb, duck, and army crawl your way through to find some stunning areas that will have you absolutely believing that this was a pirate’s haven.
• Must wear appropriate footwear for walking and climbing, as well as avoid having their hands occupied. You will need them!
• Pack light. Exploring The Baths can be quite challenging, lots of ladders and rocky passages. You should wear a waterproof bag with cash and your card on it, phone, camera and your snorkeling gear in hand. Do not carry big beach bags, purses, or beach chairs, only a small amount of important items please!
• We do not recommend this excursion to people physically challenged. Rather visit CocoMaya restaurant or stay at Spring Bay and enjoy the beautiful views, and have some lunch and drinks.
• Enjoy beautiful snorkeling when the flag is green, have some drinks and food at Poor’s Man Bar and buy gorgeous t-shirts, sarongs, hats and more beautiful beach crafts!
• There are lockers by Poor Mans Bar at the beach, bring coins.

GUIDED TOURS WITH SIMON

Enjoy the best Virgin Gorda excursions with Simon in our fun Taxi Buses.

You choose where you want to go:

• BEACHES: Savannah Bay, The Baths, Devil's Bay, Spring Bay, Nail Bay.
• VIRGIN GORDA SCENIC: Simon will take you to the best locations to enjoy the beautiful views of Virgin Gorda and the Caribbean Sea. Gorda Peak.
• COPPER MINE: This abandoned copper mine played an important role in the history of Virgin Gorda. Spaniards passing through the BVI were the first Europeans to mine coppers here in the early 18th century. However, Cornish miners built the ruins that remain today in the 1800s, following a decline in mineral deposits in Cornwall, England. The mine closed in 1862 and is now a fabulous spot to stargaze and get lost in the beautiful ocean sounds and sights. Refresh your memories of Virgin Gorda with our special guided tours. Spend a a day in Virgin Gorda with your family, friends, or the love of your life.

Bring along:

• Backpacks or small waterproof bags are great for this excursion, not too heavy!

THE BATHS FERRY PACKAGE FROM TORTOLA

Cruise Ship Passengers Save Money
If you arrive in Tortola for the day on a cruise ship, you can easily save money by getting your own ferry tickets to Virgin Gorda in Road Town. A quick walk from the pier, find the red roof building on Main Street that sells Speedys tickets.

Speedy's Ferries Location
At the Waterfront drive in Road Town. The ferry dock is located walking distance from Tortola Pier Park.

Reservations
There is NO NEED FOR RESERVATIONS, you just need to arrive at our office at the ferry terminal 15 minutes before departure time, so that you can pay for the ferry and get checked in to board the ferry.

Taxi Services on Virgin Gordea to The Bath
Our colorful Speedy’s taxi buses will be waiting for you at the ferry terminal in Virgin Gorda, St. Thomas Bay, to pick you up and drive you to The Baths. They will be waiting for you to drive you back at the ferry terminal at the scheduled hour. Our ferry will be waiting for you take you back to your cruise-ship!

The Baths National Park Upkeep
Once there, you have to pay $3 cash to enter The Baths. This fee is to help with the maintenance of the National Parks of the BVI.

This includes:

• A round trip ferry ride from Tortola to Virgin Gorda and back to Tortola
• The taxi shuttle service on Virgin Gorda to the National Park to see the geologic rock formations called The Baths.

Return ferries get you back in plenty of time for "all aboard" if you plan accordingly.