Tortola Cruise Ship Pier Shuttles

Looking out at bright blue waters, the island of Tortola is the largest and arguably the most beautiful of the British Virgin Islands. Home to modest buildings along the foothills of lush mountainside, the town’s constantly buzzing Tortola Cruise Ship Pier is an especially great landmark for getting to know the day. Ways to navigate through town can be found through the Road Town Ferry Terminal’s tours across various other isles around the corner, the terminal itself offering an array of shops & restaurants run by local vendors. Other modes of transportation include a handful of private rentals like sedans, vans and chartered buses perfect for getting wherever at any time, meet-and-greet services offering a bit more convenience through basic drop offs ranging from local personal drivers in search of unique landmarks as well as quick and easy taxis best for arriving at any point.

Truly understand the island’s beauty by exploring what’s close to the cruise port first, starting the day with a stroll across Tortola Pier Park for priceless views of the bayfront, afterward walking through the colorful art community of Crafts Alive for an experience to match the souvenir. British landmarks galore also fill the coastline, from historic statues and the seasonal Christmas tree at Sir Olva Georges Plaza, to the cottage-style home filled with relics of the island’s royal colonization at Folk Museum. An all-in-one location perfect for enjoying the island’s tropics is the J.R. O’Neal Botanic Garden, a small but impactful haven filled with colorful flora and interior greenhouses, and just a few miles north of the botanical garden rests Mount Healthy National Park’s old stone fort lookouts perfect for sunset. When the day ends, choose from several waterfront eateries great for conversation, whether it be at The Watering Hole Bar & Grill or the festive patio Italian at Capriccio di Mare.