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British Virgin Island Shore Excursion Review

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British Virgin Island Shore Excursion Review

Jan Buker

The choice to either stay on Tortola and go to a beach or take the ferry to Virgin Gorda to The Baths was an easy decision; we took the nice ride across to Virgin Gorda! The geologic wonder known as The Baths is truly a must-see! If you’re not in the best shape, once you reach the end of the initial descent, you might want to stay at that beach and not take the path that continues on to the left and toward the lagoon. You will still be swimming among the rocks for less expenditure of energy. If you decide to head toward the lagoon, it is a challenge to scale rocks, climb ladders and steps, and crawl through little tunnels and low-hanging areas…. but once you get to the lagoon you know it’s worth the trip! The huge boulders that have tumbled into the sea are an incredible sight to behold! The snorkeling is even better, just because of the backdrop of these ancient rocks! This was a wonderful setting for our last port of call.

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