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.

This area of Virgin Gorda is one of the most stunning places on earth. Jumping from the rocks, climbing through caves and swimming in calm lagoons made by the protection of the boulders is something that is just so unique to this place.

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

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!!!

Fun times. Especially for the kids. One of their favorite stops on the trip.

It downpoured the entire time we were here unfortunately so it took away from the overall experience.

Loved the Baths and Devils Bay! The water is amazing, the rocks and formations are worth checking out and beautiful. Kids enjoyed jumping off the rocks into the water. Great swimming area and lots of bouldering for those that are climbers ☺

The baths are stunning! Definitely worth a visit. You have to swim to them which is all part of the fun and adventure. There are lots of people about, so try going early so you can enjoy them alone...

Not an easy walk but what a beautiful hidden gem of a hike and beach! Clear, warm water and interesting caves and caverns.

Gorgeous place. We visited on our honeymoon and it was excellent! Beautiful views we went at end of June and they had a purple warning flag for jellyfish. We still went in the water. Not really for swimming but just about up to our knees and no issues. They also have a man with a machete cutting coconuts open to make a coconut and gin drink out of the coconut once you make it though the baths on the beach. It wasn't that busy when we went. Again the end of June. But we heart it gets very packed if a cruise ship is in town.

Awesome hike and amazing beaches hidden beyond the trails. Highly recommend visiting if in the BVI area!

We had such memorable adventures here and stories to match. Beautiful and dreamy but be prepared to bring drinking water in the off season and wear water shoes as the trek up to Top of the Baths is hot on bare feet during the summer months. Can’t wait to return!

Way too crowded with cruise ship people but a pretty neat place otherwise!

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

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.

Amazing spots - gorgeous beaches & blue ocean, lots of boulders to climb walk around, great scuba diving opportunities, can be busy on paths then empty! $3 fee to access - parking fine but limited if getting there at “peak” hours…peak on the idk and is all relative tho!