Experience the British Virgin Islands through and unforgettable Tour

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Itinerary

1. Trellis Bay is the furthest location on the east side which is a hub to Virgin Gorda, Scrub Island, Guana Island, Anegada, Necker and Mosquito Island to name a few.

   1 h

2. Enjoy a Wonderful time on a Beautiful and secluded surrounding very private and Excellent Snorkeling area.

   45 min

3. The center of activity in the BVI is on Tortola and the center of activity on Tortola is Cane Garden Bay. You'll spend the day at this northwestern beach swimming in the turquoise water, renting a boat or kayak, snorkeling around the beach's western edge and enjoying the great food. And when the sun goes down, Cane Garden Bay turns up. Happy hours are aplenty and live music wafts from local hotels with thrumming bars like Quito's Gazebo, Elm and Myett's – plus, chances are you'll be dancing. Lunch at Paradise Club Restaurant & beach time. Lunch is not included in thIs Tour.

   1 h

4. Taste our hand crafted rum! Maybe take some back home especially the Panty Dropper which is my favorite.

   15 min

5. The Shell museum attraction Fishing district Farming district

   Passes by

6. The old Home of the Bomba’s Shack since Hurricane Irma in 2017 which damaged Bomba’s Shack also Apple Bay is known for being one of the best surfing beaches on Tortola.

   Passes by

Cancellation

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.

Reviews

Ratings come from 36 reviews collected by our booking partner. They are travellers' own words, in the order they were written — never reordered to flatter the experience.

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• 2Moorings could transform Paradise into hell !

  Booking: RO7224-5 CAR Our 10-day vacation aboard a Moorings 403 PC power catamaran was seriously compromised by maintenance and water-system failures from day one. During the initial inspection, we found visible water damage on the floor—clear evidence of a significant unresolved water problem. The water maker was not functioning, and for approximately 10 days we had to use public bathrooms and showers on the islands because we could not rely on the boat’s facilities. The problems continued throughout the trip. Whenever we filled the water tanks, water flowed through one of the bedrooms, leaving water everywhere. We also had to use seawater in the bathroom, which created a strong rotten-egg smell. Cooking and washing dishes became a mission. Even when Moorings knew about the water issues. They allowed us to depart and when complained they asked us to keep the receipts for reimbursement!!! We were reimbursed only $70, the total cost of water purchased at various docks. That was the only refund or compensation we received for the extensive hassle, disruption, and loss of use. While reimbursement for that direct expense was appropriate, $70 does not come close to addressing the damage to our vacation. The boat had additional maintenance problems. The refrigerator had only one shelf, forcing us to pile food on top of each other and carefully open the door to prevent items from falling out. There were also broken pieces and visible signs of wear throughout the catamaran. For a premium charter, we expected a properly maintained vessel with functioning essential systems. Instead, we spent much of the trip dealing with water damage, leaking tanks, unpleasant odors, public bathrooms and showers, purchased water, and inadequate storage. The beautiful destinations and views are the only reason I am giving 2 stars. The islands were incredible, but the condition and reliability of the catamaran significantly diminished what should have been a relaxing vacation. Moorings should review this vessel’s maintenance history and inspection procedures. The visible water damage on day one and the water entering the bedroom whenever the tanks were filled should have been addressed before guests were allowed to depart. Customers paying for a premium charter should not have to spend their vacation finding public showers and bathrooms, cleaning up water inside the boat, purchasing replacement water, or worrying about food falling out of the refrigerator. A $70 reimbursement does not reflect the overall inconvenience, disruption, loss of use, and diminished vacation experience caused by these problems

  yurikin75September 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Tortola Island Highlights Tour

  My husband and I took a half day tour with Dervin - Tortola Island Highlights Tour – Itinerary Overview: Scenic Drive Along the Coast: Begin your adventure with a relaxing drive along Tortola’s picturesque coast road. Enjoy a brief stop for stunning photo opportunities with breathtaking ocean views. Apple Bay Beach (Photo Stop): Capture the beauty of this charming surf beach, known for its peaceful vibes and turquoise waters. Sugar Mill Restaurant, Hotel & Bar past by: Historic Rum Sugar processing Carrot Bay – Local Music & Shell Museum: Enjoy a cultural stop in the charming village of Carrot Bay, featuring live local music and a visit to the unique Shell Museum — a quirky and fascinating collection that offers a glimpse into local life and creativity. Stoutt’s Lookout: Take in panoramic views of the island and surrounding seas from one of Tortola’s most famous viewpoints. Callwood’s Rum Distillery: Visit one of the Caribbean’s oldest continuously operating rum distilleries. Learn about the traditional distilling process and sample authentic local rum. Cane Garden Bay Beach – Beach Time at Paradise Club: Relax and unwind with free time on one of Tortola’s most popular beaches. Enjoy swimming, sunbathing, or sipping a drink at the Paradise Club right on the sand. Overall, Dervin was knowledgeable, professional, and fun. He offered us an authentic tour meeting local people along the way, and sharing information about Tortola and the surrounding islands. Dervin is an excellent driver - we both felt comfortable and safe while driving through Tortola. It was a fantastic half day and we would highly recommend Stoutt’s Tours and Taxi Services. Thank you Dervin for a memorable day!

  CarlaK541April 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Great adventure touring Tortola BVI.

  The driver was very polite and knowledgeable. It was a fun trip would definitely suggest the tour to anyone.

  michaelfG1828KPJanuary 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5The Best Tour

  From the moment I arrived, I was welcomed by warm breezes, crystal-clear turquoise water, and some of the friendliest people I’ve ever met. The tour itself was incredibly well-organized, blending adventure, culture, and Beautiful and let’s not forget Mr Dervin made it extremely FUN. Definitely can’t wait to book Again.

  657laruefDecember 2025via Tripadvisor

• 5Stoutt's Tour Great!

  Thank you Dervin for a wonderful tour of Tortola -- your knowledge of the island, great personality and willingness to ensure we had a great experience made this tour highly memorable. Wish I could remember the name of the small breakfast place where they make their own bagels -- it was fabulous. I highly recommend Stoutt's Tour Services.

  Traveler40612922394November 2025via Tripadvisor

• 5Fast and reliable service

  We called a couple of taxis as hurricane Erin was passing by but was told no one was getting out. They didn’t let a little rain scare them and he sent us over a ride to get a few groceries. And didn’t try to upcharge for the weather. Friendly driver and quick service. We will save his info for next time we visit

  lauriep729August 2025via Tripadvisor

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How it compares in Tortola

• Its from-price is close to the median of the 89 experiences we list in Tortola.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 9 of 89.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Tortola

Tortola, the largest of the British Virgin Islands, is a hilly Caribbean island of white-sand coves, anchorages and sailing harbours.

Tortola is about 20 km long, steep and green, with a spine of hills running its length and bays on both the north and south coasts. Road Town, the capital, sits on a deep harbour on the south side, where yachts fill the marinas, and the island has long been a base for sailing among the surrounding cays and channels. Sage Mountain National Park protects the highest peak and a patch of remnant rainforest.

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