
The Baths
National parkGiant granite boulders tumble into the sea, forming tidal pools and grottos you wade and crawl through. Go early, before the day boats arrive.
Granite boulders the size of houses, and water so clear it looks lit from below. It feels like stepping into a postcard.
Virgin Gorda is the stop guests talk about for years. You will check your photos twice to be sure it was real.

Giant granite boulders tumble into the sea, forming tidal pools and grottos you wade and crawl through. Go early, before the day boats arrive.

Follow the trail from the Baths, between the boulders, to a quiet white-sand cove. Bring a towel and stay a while.

A protected bay ringed by hills, with Saba Rock’s tiny island for sundowners as the boats swing to the evening breeze.

Inside the grotto, sunlight pours between the stones and lands on turquoise water at your feet. Everyone goes quiet for a second.
The Baths has day moorings only, and the park closes the beach when the swell is up. Arrive early, then sail on to North Sound for the night.
Next islandNorth SoundA sheltered sound at the top of Virgin Gorda, with a grocery store, laundry and beach bar waiting at Leverick Bay.
Six cabins, room for twelve, and no set route: you choose where to go as you go. Send your dates and BVI Yacht Charters replies with availability and a quote.