moderate
9 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended due to walking over uneven rocky terrain and swimming.
Join a 9-hour boat adventure exploring the iconic Baths on Virgin Gorda and the vibrant White Bay on Jost Van Dyke. Swim, hike, and unwind on pristine beaches with expert guides and all-day open bar.
9 Hours - Valid passport required
Embark on an unforgettable adventure in the British Virgin Islands! Explore the stunning rock formations of The Baths on Virgin Gorda, swim at picturesque beaches, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of White Bay, Jost Van Dyke. Indulge in local bars and savor the beauty of these tropical paradise destinations.
Person - $265.00 + $85.00 cash BVI customs fee (All Ages Welcome!)
Includes: Captain, Mate, Fuel, Open bar, Snacks and use of snorkel equipment.
7:30am – Depart Red Hook, St. Thomas 8:00am – Cruz Bay, St. John Pick-Up
Morning – Guided tour of The Baths National Park, Virgin Gorda
Afternoon – White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, bars, restaurants, and beaching
4:00pm – Cruz Bay, St. John Drop-Off 4:30pm – Red Hook, St. Thomas Drop-Off
After Virgin Gorda, we head to the world-famous White Bay, Jost Van Dyke, known for it’s fun variety of bars dotted along a stretch of beautiful white sand beach.
Please don't forget to bring your passport, $85 in cash to pay the BVI customs fee + extra cash for tips, bathing suit, sun block and towels.
Customary Crew Gratuity for outstanding service is 20% of trip's price.
Protect both your skin and the delicate marine environment by choosing environmentally friendly sunscreen products.
The Baths includes walking through rocky paths and shallow pools where sturdy footwear helps with traction and comfort.
Carry a water bottle and drink plenty between swims and beach stops to avoid dehydration in the tropical heat.
Arrive 15 minutes before departure to have passports checked and ensure a timely start to your island adventure.
The Baths are a natural attraction formed by volcanic granite formations rising from the sea, protected since the creation of Virgin Gorda’s National Park in 1996.
Operators emphasize eco-sensitive practices, encouraging reef-safe products and limiting visitor impact to preserve the fragile marine ecosystem.
Essential for protecting skin and preserving coral reefs in the tropical sun.
summer specific
Helpful for hiking rocky trails and exploring tidal pools comfortably.
summer specific
Wear your swimsuit for swimming and snorkeling stops at The Baths and beaches.
summer specific
Needed for drying off after swimming and lounging on the beach.
summer specific