Paradise on the Rocks in the British Virgin Islands
A Visit to The Baths, the Iconic National Park
As we docked, we were greeted by rainy skies
By GERRY and PAMELA BARKER
North Palm Beach Life/ December, 2019 
We leave Serenity and walk to the ferry for
the 30-minute ride to Spanish Town on Virgin Gorda, where a bus will take us to The Baths National Park. |
Here's our starting point, where
guides will take us on walking paths. |
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You also get some great views from the trail
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The first stop is Devil's Bay Beach, where sparkling clear waters are framed by massive boulders and blue skies
We spent almost an hour here, soaking up the sunshine and swimming, before heading for the pathway to The Baths. Notice
the rainbow, above, on the left? |
Pam enjoying some sand and surf
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Signs point the way
A scenic view from the trail
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As we got closer, we encountered another
tour group. Since you can only proceed single file, it created a traffic jam that took about 40 minutes to unwind. |
You have to navigate some tight places, as Pam finds out. Be prepared to hoist yourself on ropes, too.
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It's OK to go to the light. Now we can see why the line was moving so slowly.
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Gerry pauses to congratulate himself on making it through. Show off!
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So much natural beauty as you go
through the massive rock caverns.
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Made it! Pam on the beach at The Baths.
You can buy a shirt that proves you
were there, or take lots of photos. |
A panoramic view of the beach area at The Baths
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Our guide was DJ for the ride back.
A selfie is a must!
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Time to get back on board.
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Sunset on the British Virgin Islands
Let's toast to a great day on Virgin Gorda!
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Meanwhile, Back on Serenity ...
We had reservations at Silk, the Asian fusion restaurant on Serenity
Hats off to the chef!
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The chefs work their magic!
The food there was amazing, as was the service.
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Check Out the Latin Dance Show in the Supper Club...
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It takes two to tango, and sometimes four as the Crystal dancers show at the Stardust Supper Club.
