Virgin Gorda, top to bottom
North Sound and The Baths Tour
Beaches on the way, lunch at Saba Rock or the Bitter End Yacht Club in North Sound, then The Baths before heading home.
Lunch in North Sound, The Baths on the way back
Virgin Gorda is the whole day. We stop at beaches on the run out, then head into North Sound for lunch at Saba Rock or the Bitter End Yacht Club, two of the best-known stops in the islands. On the way home we pull in at The Baths so you can climb through the boulders and swim the hidden pools. Your captain fills the miles in between with pirate history.
Best for: A relaxed day with a proper lunch, The Baths without the crowds.
- Duration
- seven to eight hours
- Times
- a morning start, confirmed when you book
- Price
- $1,650
- All inclusive, per boat
- Guests
- 12
- Pickup
- West End, Nanny Cay or Village Cay
Getting into The Baths means a swim of about 100 yards each way from the boat. If The Baths is red flagged or too rough, we go to another great spot instead. The route on the day can change with the weather and sea state. Your captain decides what is safe and fun.
Where the day takes you
A private route, shaped around the stops below. Your captain picks the order and the pace on the day.
- 1
West End departure
We leave from West End, Tortola, or collect you at Nanny Cay or Village Cay.
- 2
Beaches on the way
A swim stop or two along the Sir Francis Drake Channel, chosen on the day.
- 3
North Sound: Saba Rock or Bitter End
Lunch at Saba Rock or the Bitter End Yacht Club, in one of the most sheltered anchorages in the Caribbean.
- 4
The Baths, Virgin Gorda
The boulders, the hidden pools and the swim in. Late afternoon, when the day-trippers have gone.
- 5
Back to West End
Home along the channel as the light goes gold.
Everything you need, already on board.
Your captain, the fuel, the permits, the snorkel gear and a cooler packed with drinks are in the price of every fixed tour. Bring swimwear, sunscreen and a towel, and we have the rest.
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Your crew · 4
- Licensed, fully insured captain
- Pirate stories and local history
- Your choice of pickup
- Custom itineraries on request
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In the cooler · 4
- 12 waters
- 12 sodas
- 12 beers and 6 Truly
- A Painkiller each
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In the water · 4
- Masks and snorkels
- Fins
- Float noodles
- Snorkel stops on every tour
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The essentials · 4
- Fuel on every fixed tour
- All cruising permits
- Life jackets and safety gear
- Six-speaker Bluetooth stereo
Lunch ashore is not included. We stop where the good food is, and you pay your own.
- Price
- $1,650
- All inclusive, per boat
- Duration
- seven to eight hours
- a morning start, confirmed when you book
- Guests
- Up to 12
- whole boat, private
Ready when you are.
A deposit confirms your date. WhatsApp is the fastest way to check one.
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