Explore Virgin Gorda’s granite boulders and beach pools
The Baths on Virgin Gorda combine giant granite boulders with white-sand beaches, grottoes and natural rock pools. Exploring the passages is the fun part: the landscape changes as you turn between the rocks and emerge beside the sea.
What will you do?
Follow the marked trails through the boulders towards Devil’s Bay, with time for beach views and a swim when conditions allow. Expect uneven ground, ladders, crouching and wading. This is more active than a flat stroll to a viewpoint.
Choose how you arrive
Some charter trips dock and use road transport to the land entrance; others may approach from the water and require a swim ashore. Ask exactly how your trip works before booking, especially with children or mobility needs.
Follow park flags, closures and the guide’s instructions. Swell can change access and swimming conditions. Confirm park admission, road transfers, lunch and BVI clearance costs in your selected booking.
What to bring
- Swimwear, towel, hat, sun protection and drinking water.
- Secure footwear suitable for wet, uneven rocks.
- A small waterproof bag, keeping your hands free for the trail.
- Passports and required documents if travelling from the USVI.
Leave enough time to enjoy the beach as well as the trail. Avoid touching or standing on coral when swimming.