Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, unravels like an enchanting story of tropical charm. Its soft white sandy beaches kissed by turquoise waters welcome visitors to a realm where relaxation and excitement blend harmoniously. The delightful capital of Road Town, with its lively markets and historic landmarks, acts as a lively entry point to Tortola's diverse culture. Whether snorkeling in the colorful coral reefs of the Baths or trekking the picturesque trails of Sage Mountain National Park, every part of Tortola showcases natural beauty. Immerse yourself in the serene island atmosphere by savoring local dishes at beachfront eateries, sailing on the clear waters, or simply relaxing under the swaying palm trees. Tortola stands out as the perfect Caribbean getaway, where each moment is a tribute to sunny joy and the leisurely pace of island living.

Mangrove Paddle on

Beef Island

Tranquil kayaking journey through Beef Island's mangrove ecosystems offers a serene experience surrounded by lush greenery and diverse marine life. Suitable for all experience levels, this eco-friendly exploration in the Caribbean provides a deep connection with nature's rhythms and beauty.

Smugglers Cove

Explore Smugglers Cove in Tortola, British Virgin Islands, a secluded paradise with golden sands, gentle waves, and lush green hills. The cove offers a tranquil escape, inviting swimming and snorkeling in clear turquoise waters teeming with marine life. It is a sanctuary for solace and serenity, where time stands still amid the natural beauty of the Caribbean.

Virgin Gorda

IVirgin Gorda, in the British Virgin Islands, offers serene beauty with white-sand beaches and granite boulders. Explore the Baths sea caves and Spanish Town's colorful houses. Enjoy snorkeling, sunbathing, and a tranquil Caribbean escape.

Getting Around in Tortola, BVI

The roads in Tortola are steep and twisting—not for the faint of heart. The island is fairly small, so driving distances aren’t long. Plan your Road Town travel around rush hours and cruise-ship embarkations: You can easily become ensnared in Road Town traffic during arrival and departure times (around 8_00 am and 4:00 pm), when scores of taxi drivers pick up or drop off cruise-ship passengers around the pier at Wickhams Cay 1.

Tips for booking third-party excursions:

Booking third-party excursions can be a great way to save money and enjoy a more authentic experience, but there are a few things you need to consider when booking:

• Look for a "Back-to-Ship Guarantee".
• Read the cancellation policy carefully and make sure you will be refunded if the ship does not make it to that port for some reason.
• Make sure you understand where to meet & when, and how to get there.
• Double-check to make sure the tour times work with your time in port.

We recommend booking through specific suppliers we work with regularly, as all of their options are

purposefully made to fit within the timeframe of your cruise ships schedule, that specific day in port.

Please let your LV Travel Co Designer know if you are interested in seeing these options, and they will send

over their specific link.