Things To Do in Tortola

Thrilling Things To Do in Tortola

When you are visiting the Caribbean city of Tortola, things to do include beaches, waterfront activities and some nature tripping. There is much to do for everyone in the family in this island resort and the other areas in its vicinity.

Cane Garden Bay

This beach has fine, white sand and a bright sun in which visitors can bask. The bars, hotels and restaurants that line the beach provide more activities to engage in. You can go swimming, snorkeling, surfing, sun-bathing, shelling, sailing, and countless of waterfront activities that you may want to do.

Sage Mountain National Park

This is the most popular Park in the British Virgin Islands. Its highest elevation (1,716 feet above sea level) provides an awesome view of the dazzling shoreline areas and the surrounding lush terrain. The fauna and flora of the park is also unprecedented, with unique tropical plants that you can marvel at. You can also elect to go horseback riding or hiking.

Nanny Cay Marina

This is a paradise marina because of the range of services it offers. Visitors can opt to stay in a hotel or dine in a number of Caribbean restaurants offering exquisite local and international dishes. There are also more than a hundred small local shops for visitors to explore. If you are a photographer, you will have a field day taking shots of amazing scenic views. You will enjoy lots of activity in Nanny Cay.

Jost Van Dyke

Snorkeling is the best activity at Jost Van Dyke. You can also engage in other water activities like sunbathing, swimming, or just de-stressing in a quiet corner of the beach while laying in a cozy hammock. This is one of the most popular tourist destinations. This is because it provides many amenities for visitors. Coupled with the natural wonders of the sea and the land, it makes a perfect destination.

Smuggler’s Cove

If you want a more private place to snorkel, swim in the sparkling warm waters, or just while away the time in the serenity of the place, then this is the best place to be. Tourists do not venture to this place very often because of unpaved roads and the lack of restaurants, hotels and other amenities. The peaceful, calm, and picturesque environment, however, is an unforgettable and enriching experience.