Virgin Gorda starts with Speedy’s‍ ‍

Make the most of your Virgin Gorda trip with Speedy’s!

When you arrive in Road Town, Tortola, to get aboard the ferry to Virgin Gorda, we are located at the Waterfront Drive in Road Town.

The ferry dock is located within walking distance of Tortola Pier Park.If you're arriving in Tortola by cruise ship or flying into the BVI, we offer quick, convenient ferries to Virgin Gorda, ensuring a smooth journey.

📍 Where to Find Us:

Road Town, Tortola – Easy 5-7 min walk from the cruise pier.
Ferry Terminal Ticket Counter: No. 2 – Look for the red-roof building on Main Street.

If you arrive by cruise ship, the cruise pier is about a 5 - 7 minute walk away from the ferry terminal. Speedy's ferry ticket counter is very easy to find at the ferry terminal, at counter No. 2.

There is NO NEED FOR RESERVATIONS, you just need to arrive at our office at the ferry terminal 15 minutes before departure time, so that you can pay for the ferry and get checked in to board the ferry.

Our colorful Speedy’s taxi buses will be waiting for you at the ferry terminal in Virgin Gorda, St. Thomas Bay, to pick you up and drive you to The Baths. They will be waiting for you to drive you back to the ferry terminal at the scheduled hour. Our ferry will be waiting for you to take you back to your cruise ship!

Once there, you have to pay $3 cash to enter The Baths. This fee helps fund the maintenance of the National Parks of the BVI.

Open Air Safari Tours

Enjoy the best Virgin Gorda excursions on our fun taxi buses.

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The Baths Excursions

There is no need for reservations, you just need to arrive at our office at the ferry terminal 15 minutes before departure time, so that you can pay for the ferry and get checked in to board the ferry. Our colorful Speedy’s taxi buses will be waiting for you!

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Spring Bay Excursions

This dreamy beach is perfect for snorkeling, chilling at the beach, and the ideal spot for a beach picnic.

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Virgin Gorda Scenic

Discover Virgin Gorda and its breathtaking views from different locations. We will drive you around the island and stop at our different locations to enjoy the magnificent views Virgin Gorda offers.

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A large cruise ship with the name Norwegian Escape docked at a port, and a smaller speedboat passing by on turquoise water.

A large white and blue boat docked at a pier with people boarding and disembarking, in a tropical setting with green mountains and colorful buildings in the background.

Aerial view of a marina with a large white and blue ferry docked at the pier, surrounded by turquoise water. Behind the marina, there is a busy parking lot with numerous cars, and a waterfront area with shops and buildings, some with colorful roofs,

A large cruise ship docked at a tropical port with clear turquoise water, smaller boats, and a promenade with people walking. There are colorful buildings and palm trees along the waterfront.

A group of people enjoying a boat ride in a harbor with a large cruise ship and green hills in the background.

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Explore Virgin Gorda with Speedy’s Safari Tours! 🌴🚍

Hop aboard our colorful open-air safari buses at the Spanish Town ferry dock for an unforgettable island tour!

📸 Scenic Stops: Capture breathtaking views of Prickly Pear, Necker Island, Eustatia, and the Dog Islands along Ridge Road. Spot wandering goats, chickens, and donkeys along the way!

🌿 Gorda Peak National Park – A quick stop (5 min.) at Virgin Gorda’s highest point with lush, tropical scenery.

🏝 Leverick Bay Resort & Marina – Enjoy refreshments, shopping, and Caribbean vibes (15 min.).

🌊 Spring Bay Beach – Relax, swim, or snorkel in crystal-clear waters (1 hr 25 min.).

🍹 Finish with a refreshing rum punch before heading back to the ferry.

Without a doubt, the most famous attraction in Virgin Gorda is The Baths, which is a collection of enormous boulders where you can crawl, swim, and climb. Virgin Gorda’s geological features come from volcanic activity. A volcanic crater forms The Valley, where Spanish Town sits, and the island’s iconic caverns have lava to thank, too. When molten volcanic rock cooled off the coast, it formed the gigantic granite boulders now known as The Baths. You can climb the boulders using rails and ropes to reach the remote Devil’s Bay on the other side or just use the trail from The Top of the Baths.

The Baths Virgin Gorda

A blue tour vehicle with passengers is driving along a curved road lined with large rocks and flowering plants, with lush green hills and houses in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

TIPS FOR VISITING THE BATHS

✔ Pack Light – Avoid heavy bags; carry only essentials in a waterproof bag.

✔ Wear Proper Footwear – You'll climb, duck, and crawl through rocky paths.

✔ Stay Alert with Kids – Some areas have slippery rocks & strong currents.

✔ Not Recommended for Mobility Issues – Consider visiting Spring Bay or another beach instead.

✔ Snorkel & Shop – Enjoy snorkeling (if the flag is green) and shop for beach crafts & souvenirs around Poor Man’s Bar.

✔ Lockers Available – Bring coins for storage near the beach.

TRAVELING TIME: SPEEDY’S FERRY FROM TORTOLA - VIRGIN GORDA, 30 MINUTES SPANISH TOWN TO THE BATHS, 15 MINUTES

We accept US cash, all major credit cards (VISA MASTER CARD & AMERICAN EXPRESS)
We recommend you take our 9 am or 10:40 am ferry departure from Road Town and return either at 3:30 pm or 5 pm from Virgin Gorda.
The ferry ride takes 30 minutes.
We also recommend emailing us for our updated schedule at that time: info@speedysbvi.com