The largest of the British Virgin Islands in the Caribbean is called Tortola. It is made up of a series of islands that are part of the archipelago that makes up the Virgin Islands. The Cruise Pier in Road Town is where the majority of cruise ships that stop at Tortola dock. It serves as the primary port of entry for a tourism business that is rapidly expanding to accommodate megayachts and cruise ships. The pier is spacious enough to accommodate the simultaneous presence of two significant cruise ships.
Tortola Pier Park is the name of the brand new cruise facility that was built at the base of the pier. It features fifty different retail outlets and dining options in addition to an administrative structure. Moreover, there is a location where land tours can congregate, as well as a separate pier for boat tours.
The BVI Islands are a popular destination for divers and snorkelers. The consistent breezes and calm waters also make Tortola and the British Virgin Islands one of the world’s best yachting destinations. Take the short stroll from the pier to the center of town to find pubs, shops, and even a small markets. Experienced cruisers may be underwhelmed by the crowd, but look for one-of-a-kind creations made by local artisans, such as handmade jewelry and metal bracelets pounded out while you watch.