Board your open-air safari bus or air-conditioned van and drive to the “Sunday Morning Well,” the sight of the emancipation of the slaves in B.V.I. Continue on to the Kingston Church, which served as the island’s Anglican Church and school in 1807. Head east for a charming drive through the H. Laverty Stout College to the overlook of Josiah's Bay Ruins, a former sugar mill. Next, descend to sea level for a brief visit to the small and rustic 400-year-old Callwood Rum Distillery still in operation. Your final stop is the Old Government House Museum for a self-guided tour before returning to downtown Road Town for shopping or return to the ship. If you remain in town, you are responsible for your return to the ship.

Board your open-air safari bus and travel through Road Town to Ridge Road for panoramic views of Tortola and the neighboring U.S. and British Virgin Islands. Continue to Cane Garden Bay, a picturesque white-sand beach with sheltering palms. Take a dip in the crystal-clear waters and enjoy a complimentary beverage.

Board your open-air safari bus and drive along the island’s scenic Ridge Road to Sage Mountain National Park. Sage Mountain towers 1,716 feet above sea level and is the highest peak in the Virgin Islands. Enjoy an approximately one-hour guided walk along one of the nature trails as your guide points out many of the indigenous plants and offers commentary. Though not technically a rainforest, Sage Mountain offers a wide variety of tropical trees and plants. Continue to one of Tortola’s picturesque white-sand beaches. Here you have approximately one hour to swim, sunbathe, or simply relax. A brief stop will be made at the small and rustic 400-year-old Call Rum Distillery prior to your return to the ship.

Board your open-air safari bus or air-conditioned van and travel from Road Town along some of Tortola’s most scenic roads to Sky World. Perched some 1,500 feet above sea level, the observation platform offers panoramic views of Tortola and the surrounding British and U.S. Virgin Islands. Head to Windy Hill that overlooks Cane Garden Bay, a beautiful white-sand beach, for a photo stop. Continue along the coast, passing many fantastic bays. Make a photo stop at the Bomba's Shack, a beach bar that has to be seen to be believed. Travel to Pusser’s Landing, a seaside village where you have ample time to browse the quaint shops and boutiques before returning to the ship via the scenic coastal road.

Board your open-air 4x4 vehicle and drive through Road Town. Climb a trail up to the scenic Ridge Road and follow a route that travels both on and off-road to extraordinary island vistas. Several photo stops are made along the way. Your final stop is at one of Tortola’s secluded beaches. Enjoy a refreshing beverage and ample time to wash off the trail dust with a swim. Or simply relax on the white-sand beach before returning to the ship.