The Private Accessible 4 hour Tortola Shore Excursion offers you a unique opportunity to get on shore and explore at the beautiful island of Tortola. This accessible 4 hour excursion is the most comfortable and accessible way to get great overview of the highlights of the island at a pace tailored to your specific needs.

Begin this accessible Tortola shore excursion by meeting your friendly guide/driver by the Tortola cruise dock. You will then board the accessible van and begin the comfortable, beautiful scenic ride around the island, while enjoying lively commentary by your private guide. On this accessible Tortola driving tour, you will experience several places of importance to the island and its friendly native people…

You will visit the J.R O’Neal Botanical Garden, which is a peaceful refuge located right in the center of the capital of Tortola, Road Town. It is a beautiful 4 acre garden that offers a lush array of indigenous and exotic tropical plants you won’t find anywhere else!

This accessible Tortola shore excursion continues to the historic Church at Kingstown, a ruin located just east of Road Town. The church, which is also known as the African Church, was built in 1840 by a community of Africans who had been liberated from illegal slave ships. Although the roof is gone and all that remains of the structure are crumbling stone exterior walls, the church is steeped in history and a must see when visiting Tortola. Your tour of Tortola will also take you to the Virgin Islands Maritime Museum. This museum showcases and celebrates the islands’ maritime heritage.

Next on your accessible guided tour is a short drive to Josiah’s Bay Plantation, a former rum distillery that now serves as a privately owned art gallery.  Your Tortola accessible guided tour will end with a drive and Fort Recovery, the British Island’s oldest intact structure. This turreted gun empowerment with 3ft thick walls was built by the Dutch in early 1600s and has served many different purposes, It is believed that somewhere between 1623 and 1630, Fort Recovery may have been used as a barracks for wounded and ill soldiers; this is probably the source of the name Fort Recovery.

After you have had a chance to explore Fort Recovery and its surroundings, your private guide/driver will escort you back to the cruise dock where your next adventure awaits!

Highlights

• Transportation in fully accessible van with wheelchair lift
• Beautiful scenic drive with lively commentary about Tortola
• Great photo opportunities
• Visit beautiful the J.R O’Neal Botanical Garden
• See the ruins of the Church at Kingstown
• Visit the Virgin Islands Maritime Museum
• Explore the former distillery but now privately owned art gallery Josiah’s Bay Plantation
• Admire the oldest intact structure of the British Virgin Islands, Fort Recovery

Accessible Tortola Cruise Excursion Photos

This accessible Tortola cruise excursion uses a wheelchair accessible minibus with a lift. The walking parts of this tour are step-free and mostly flat with paved surfaces.  At the J.R O’Neal Botanical Garden and Josiah’s Bay Plantation you will encounter some grass areas but they can easily be avoided if necessary.