Tortola

Even though it’s the biggest of the British Virgin Islands, Tortola is one of the most low-key ports you’ll encounter during your visit.

Take the easy walk from the pier to the centre of town and you’ll see bars, shops, and even a modest market. Experienced cruisers may be underwhelmed by the merchandise, but keep your eyes peeled for one-of-a-kind gems made by local crafters, such as handmade jewelry and metal bracelets pounded out while you watch.

There are many restaurants, shopping facilities and activities for every personality.

The Baths are situated on Virgin Gorda’s north shore, this beach allows visitors an 

opportunity to see Mother Nature’s handiwork. The area is filled with giant boulders that front the sea, and an intricate cave system leads to a white-sand beach. The narrow passages can be claustrophobic, so the faint of heart should stick to the open-air beach.

The yachting club allows visitors to take lessons on sailing as well as dine and enjoy the freshly caught lobsters at the clubs restaurant.

The kids as well as the adults that are young at heart can visit the Tortola’s Prospect Reef and they can either swim with these beautiful dolphins or watch them do spectacular tricks.

Tortola caters for everyone, it’s an adventure waiting to happen. Isn’t it.