So you're on vacation in the BVIs and eating like royalty every night. Its about time for a little exercise and the Baths makes for a short but beautiful hike.

Amazing natural park! We had a great time exploring. Be aware that when a cruise boat tour comes through it gets VERY crowded. Otherwise we really enjoyed our hike and swim and looking at the local shops

Cristal clear water, golden sand, you should walk through the rocks from Devil's Bay to The Baths, as the sights are breathtaking, however, you will need some water shoes.

Awesome place to explore and spend the day in caves and snorkeling. Beautiful clear water and scenery. The path down will be difficult for anyone with issues walking and obviously worse going back up due to uneven, rocky terrain. It’s about a 1,000 foot walk, but we’ll worth it.

Beautiful! A must see place. Just make sure you go there when there isn’t a cruise ship in town or wait until 4 when they leave.

Beautiful natural landscape! If you like caves, beaches, and beautiful views, this is a must-see! We enjoyed a nice swim on a couple of the beaches, while enjoying beautiful boulders and some breathtaking views! We took a cruise to Tortola, and we had a very short time to get to and from the baths. We communicated our concerns to the professionals running the ferry and they went out of their way to create departure times to and from the baths that worked well for everyone! Once we got to the baths, we didn’t feel rushed. It is worth noting that the way out of the baths (if you complete the full circle) can get really packed. Some ladders and paths can only let people through one at a time, so make sure you have plenty of time to get through the final parts of the route. There were guides scattered throughout the baths, so we felt safe and comfortable enjoying our time. This is definitely worth the time constraints even if you have a short time at the port!

Beautiful location, great easy hike, and nice facilities. If you want a shorter hike, chose the baths trail. It leads directly down to the baths. For a longer hike/adventure, pick devils bay trail. The woman working at the front will tell you to take the devils bay trail but it’s totally up to you!! There are lockers at the bottom of the trail to leave your belongings before the baths, but you’ll want to bring along a waterproof camera/phone case. Wear a swimsuit (it gets deep and there’s plenty of areas to swim) and either go barefoot or wear durable sandals/water shoes. It gets a little steep at certain points!

Beautiful doesn't even begin to describe this place! This place is unbelievable. It Skype be one of the winners of the world. The boulders are very big and hard to imagine how they got in these positions. The little cave areas are neat to explore. We saw crabs, sea urchins and tropical fish. Wish we would've stayed on that island longer.

The Baths is a must visit if you are in BVI. It’s popularity will make it really crowded during the day if a cruise ship has docked. The earlier you visit lesser people you will run into. Although the ferry companies include transportation options, but if you want to explore the island and visit other places renting a car is recommended.

We rented a Jeep from our hotel and drove here THREE times during our vacation to explore and swim in the warm clear water. Definitely worth a visit!

A must do when you’re visiting. Short hike thru rocks and water to a beautiful beach. Absolutely beautiful and a lot of fun

Wow! So cool. A very unique place. We couldn't land off our boat as the waves were impossible to get through, so had to take a taxi from the town. No big deal. One pointer... if you're not with a cruise ship, don't line up with them to get back. They have their own transport. Skip the line and go with a taxi like the one that brought you there.

Such an incredible place. The hike down was so pretty, there are numerous beaches fir you to check out, so walk all the paths. Word of caution- there is a slight swell and surge in the water. If you are not a strong or confident swimmer don't go in alone. I witnessed some older people having difficulty swimming and there is no lifeguard on duty. What is normal for people who swim in the ocean their whole life, is not normal for most.

Outstanding morning, exploring The Baths with my Wife and our grown children....Wonderful experience! Got to the Park early and made our way down to the site. Took our time exploring and examining the rock formations and colors! Highly recommend!!!

Really beautiful place with natural caves and great pictures! But my recommendation is to bring a dry bag and cash!! And also water shoes don’t go barefoot

This was our 2nd time touring the Baths, and we hit the jackpot on the day we visited. We went mid-week in early December and not a single person was going through the caves with us. The scenery and sheer size of the boulders are incredible. It was just as spectacular as the first time we visited. IG: @sv_mystichearts

Amazing place...dont wear flip flops if you do difficult route..you need secure footwear like jelly shoes that give protection when climbing rocks and wonky steps and waterproof too. Sadly was too rough for snorkeling for us.

Beautiful picture perfect place to hike and relax in the warm water! Remember a dry bag to pack your own water and snacks. The park does have a few food places but they are expensive with small portions.

A must see before you die! Breath taking views!

This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. The climb through the baths was fantastic and then when we walked out on to the beach and it was just breath taking. I cannot recommend this place enough!

Phenomenal. A must visit!

Shore Excursion with NCL for $99 included a ferry from the cruise port and a van ride to the park The hike to Devil’s Bay is a little rocky and hike from Devil’s Bay to the Baths included submerging your feet in water and wading through the rock formations. Exploring the rocks was easily the best part and most unique feature of the park

Great place for active persons to explore. Do not recommend children or elderly to hike this area as there is lots of climbing and slippery rock. Beautiful views

Beautiful sceneries, a short walk through caves and a bit of greenery 💙💙💙💚💚💚 Really relaxing in and around the water, with dip in the ocean in between, a delightful way to relax and spend your free time.

Not an easy trek but soo worth it! This is truly an hidden gem 💎. The water is an amazing brilliant blue with beautiful sand, large borders that will blow your mind and rushing waves. P.S When you finally get to the beach area, make sure to try the Jelly coconut 😋

This was a great excursion from our cruise ship. Very beautiful beach, the trail wasn't as difficult as some people said. There was also a choice to skip the scenic trail and go a different route to the beach.

The hi light of our BVI trip! We went early on a private charter before the cruise ships arrived. We had the Baths to ourselves for about an hour and it was incredible!! A MUST SEE!

This was one of the best excursions I've done. The huge rocks that are along the path were amazing. It was a little challenging to walk on the path, with the rocks and sand, it was a little slippery in quite a few areas. Some of the rocks were huge but offered a high advantage point for picture taking & taking in the views of the waves, beach & port. The caves were incredible. Going into & thru them was a sight of wonder. There were a couple of steep ladders/steps to climb down, but it was worth it. When you exited on the end of the caves, you are greeted by another scenic part of the beach. This is one I can't wait to do again!!!

The Baths and both the beaches are beautiful! White sand, blue water, cool huge rocks and caves. Has everything. Only bummer is it can get pretty crowded when cruises come to visit. The caves and rocks are not easy to get through, so make sure you can climb steep ladders and maneuver through tight spaces. Also be prepared to walk in water. Beautiful spot that I would definitely go back to. I hear if waters are rough you can't go in...so check weather.

One of the most beautiful beach I saw in my life. After crossing the caves, around 20 minutes walking, you will be able to see the paradise with crystal clear waters.

Unbelievably beautiful. So glad my family and I were able to see this piece of heaven on earth.

Beach is beautiful... good place for a bbq or a run. Say hi to Charlie.... Hoping he stays well and taken care of.

We were the only ones on this beach. Pure paradise.

Popular bay (along with Pond Bay) for watersports (recommended for novice kayakers). Hike down to the beach starting from the bluff (coming from The Valley side) where the beaches first appear in sight. Hike features lizards, cacti, hermit crabs in the sandy path, etc. Get here by road (slightly hidden) on the Channel side, flat. Savannah Bay is reached by the first road, somewhat obscured, on the Channel side in the flat area. Savannah Bay is reached via North Sound Rd, somewhat obscured, on the Channel side in the flat area. The sandy path to the beach is an excellent spot to find hermit crabs.

Wonderfull beach. Paradise.

This is my favorite beach on Virgin Virgin Gorda!!!! Beautiful and serene you can view the neighbouring Dogs while enjoying the turquoise water.

Beautiful beach ❤️

Beautiful beach

(Translated by Google) My favorite beach on Virgin Gorda, clean. It's quiet and I really like swimming between the big rocks there. (Original) Pantai kesukaan saya di Virgin Gorda, bersih. Sepi dan saya paling suka berenang diantara bebatuan yang besar disana.

This place is a must. Beyond words for the location. Unbelievably unique. The lobster was the best. Cannot say enough about this experience. Great gift shop. Make a reservation.

We stopped by Saba Rock for a cocktail while on a boat charter (with Chillout Charters - highly recommend). It was our first time, and it did not disappoint. Drinks and staff were great, and the grounds are amazing given the speck of a rock that it was originally built on. Would love to return to eat or even stay for a night - we got a tour of the guest rooms and they were top notch.

Saba Rock is an incredible place to stay and is good for groups of adults or families. The rooms are beautiful and inspiring and the staff is there to accommodate you in every way they can. From the moment we stepped off the boat onto Saba Rock and met the manager Alain we could tell our stay would be incredible. Here is a quick breakdown of what Saba Rock has to offer from the family traveler point of view… The resort itself has a wonderful classy restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. One one side of the island there is beach access with hammocks and chairs and the opposite side is the restaurant. There is a nice green patch in the middle for kids to run around. Located just off Virgin Gorda Saba Rock is conveniently located a short boat ride from Bitter End yacht club (beach access), Leverick Bay (restaurant + pool), and just a short boat + taxi ride to their sister resort and restaurant Sugarcane (Awesome pool and great restaurant). Every morning when we were visiting we would make a plan of what we wanted to do and simply called the front desk who would arrange a boat in the north sound area. The staff was very friendly and accommodating at every step of the way. This is truly a 5 star resort and we can’t wait to come back next year.

Beautiful place, great food. Had good time.

Magical place! Right next to the Bitter End Yacht Club. Definitely a must go if you are nearby.

Just wow!! This was my first time hear after hearing about this place for years! It’s a new construction building after Maria (hurricane) and they did an amazing job. The place looks gorgeous, the food was so so good and the staff was just so kind!! It’s a must stop if you’re in the area!!

Wooooow! Saba Rock. Take a Boaty Ball and enjoy. Beautifully reconstructed after Irma. A Gorda Sound Highlight! The painkiller‘s price is probably at the upper limit 😀

Saba Rock was an amazing experience (first time being on a place I could walk around in 3 minutes). Every spot on the island is a scenic view. The store is good, and the restaurant is nice (somewhat limited menu) but the food and service was good.

Great place to stop for the night. Great food and relaxing drinks on the back lawn.

Lovely place, great atmosphere and friendly staff🩵🩵🩵. Laid back and wonderful food.

Fun restaurant. Great drinks, great food! I had the salmon. It was delicious. Friends: catch of the day, she said it was delicious and others had the pasta. They said it was great!

A wonderful atmosphere, highly recommend watching the tarpon feeding. We did appetizers and they were delicious (be prepared to wait a little bit on food)!

Beautifully rebuilt nice place for dinner and drinks

Spent the night on a mooring ball here last week. a definite must when you are in this part of the world. our group of 6 jumped in the water at Tarpin feeding time! it was awesome! We had dinner as well. Service was great, as was the food. we also enjoyed the upstairs bar, music and games. Everyone was friendly and polite. The guest were entertaining too. Small Boutique gave the opportunity to come home with great mementos from Saba Rock!

You cannot beat this location and happy hour from 4-6 with $5 drinks is well worth the stop. At 5pm they feed the Tarpon which is great to see. The bar menu is reasonable and the grilled grouper sandwich is amazing- just take off the onions.

Delicious fillet, great service, beautiful place