Virgin Gorda cruise ship schedule

Virgin Gorda cruise port map: where the ships anchor

A real map of Spanish Town & Gorda Sound with today's ships at anchor off Spanish Town anchorage and Spanish Town outer and Gorda Sound anchorage and Leverick Bay. Scrub the clock or press play to watch the day: each ship sails in along the actual channel at its published arrival time and leaves at its departure time. Tap a ship for its name and passenger count; the numbered pins are the landmarks you can walk to from the tender landing.

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12:00 PM AST

Thursday, October 29, 2026

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No cruise ships scheduled at Virgin Gorda this day — an empty harbor.

What's near the Virgin Gorda cruise pier

1. 1⛵ Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour · 0.3 mi from the pier
   Spanish Town's marina and ferry dock — where tenders land, with the shops, Bath & Turtle and the taxi rank around it.
2. 2🌴 The Baths National Park · 1.5 mi from the pier
   The granite boulder grottoes that bring almost every ship here — a 10-minute taxi south of the landing.
3. 3🏖 Spring Bay · 0.7 mi from the pier
   The quieter boulder beach just north of The Baths, reachable on foot from the same trail.
4. 4🏖 Savannah Bay · 1.8 mi from the pier
   A mile of empty sand on the island's west side, five minutes by taxi from Spanish Town.
5. 5⛵ Bitter End Yacht Club · 6.3 mi from the pier
   Gorda Sound's resort and dinghy dock at the top of the island, where the north-end tenders land.
6. 6Saba Rock · 6.4 mi from the pier
   The one-rock hotel and bar in the middle of Gorda Sound.
7. 7⛵ Leverick Bay · 6.9 mi from the pier
   The sound's west-side marina, bar and taxi pick-up.
8. 8⛴ Gun Creek Dock · 4.8 mi from the pier
   The North Sound ferry landing for taxis over the hill to Spanish Town.

Beyond the frame: Copper Mine Point — The ruined 19th-century Cornish copper mine on the island's south-east tip. Gorda Peak National Park — The island's high ridge, with a trail to a lookout over the whole North Sound. Anegada — The flat coral island 15 miles north, reached by ferry or a small charter flight.

Basemap © Google. Pier positions traced from OpenStreetMap; ship size scaled from passenger capacity. Ship movements follow the published schedule, not live AIS — an early or late arrival will not show here.

Where do cruise ships anchor in Virgin Gorda?

Virgin Gorda has no cruise pier, and it takes more small-ship calls than anywhere else in the Virgin Islands. Most ships anchor off Spanish Town (The Valley) and tender to the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour, where the taxis run the 10 minutes south to The Baths — the granite boulder grottoes almost everyone comes for — and on to Spring Bay and Savannah Bay. The rest work Gorda Sound (North Sound) at the top of the island, anchoring off Bitter End Yacht Club, Saba Rock and Leverick Bay, which is a different place with a different set of beaches and bars a taxi ride over the hill from Spanish Town. Both are tender operations, so calls run from a 30-berth sailing yacht to a few hundred passengers.

In port today — Thursday, October 29, 2026

In port tomorrow — Friday, October 30, 2026

The next 7 days at Virgin Gorda

No cruise ships are scheduled at Virgin Gorda over the next 7 days.

Taxi fares from the Virgin Gorda cruise port

Official government-set taxi rates from the pier, per person for a group of two or more. Taxis and open-air safari buses line up at the terminal exit; tap a route for the full fare table and driving map.

Beaches near the Virgin Gorda cruise port

• The Baths — The granite boulder grottoes almost every ship comes for — 10 minutes by taxi from the Spanish Town landing.
• Spring Bay — The quieter boulder beach beside The Baths, on the same trail.
• Savannah Bay — A mile of near-empty sand five minutes north of Spanish Town.
• Mahoe Bay — Calm, shallow west-coast bay on the way to the North Sound.

Cruise lines calling at Virgin Gorda

Every line with a scheduled Virgin Gorda call in the next 90 days, from the port schedule this site tracks.

Port details

About cruising to Virgin Gorda

Virgin Gorda takes more small-ship calls than anywhere else in the Virgin Islands. Most anchor off Spanish Town, where tenders land at the Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour for The Baths; the rest work Gorda Sound (North Sound) at the top of the island, off Bitter End, Saba Rock and Leverick Bay.

Cruise terminals: the Spanish Town (The Valley) anchorage off Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour, and Gorda Sound (North Sound) at the north end.

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