Discover Tortola

Located in the Caribbean, Tortola is the largest of the fifty British Virgin Islands. Ideal for romantic getaways, Tortola is an attractive destination for its turquoise beaches.

Tortola, the land of turtledoves

Explore a world of exotic discoveries on Tortola, where the warm hospitality of the locals blends with the island's natural wealth, offering an incomparable travel experience in the heart of the Caribbean. Finally, soak up the island's natural majesty as you explore its picturesque hiking trails, offering breathtaking panoramic views of lush tropical landscapes. On Tortola, every moment is an invitation to explore, to marvel and to create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Travel tips for Tortola

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Travel memo Tortola

Weather / Temperatures

Min. 20°C / Max. 31°C

Airport

The Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport

Local currency

U.S. dollar (USD)

Local time

Paris -6h in summer & -5h in winter

Plan your trip to Tortola

Our advice for Tortola

European nationals

For European nationals, entry to Tortola is generally straightforward. A valid passport is required, as well as proof of sufficient funds for the duration of the stay and a return ticket. Although visas are not required for many European countries for short-term tourist stays, it is always advisable to check specific requirements according to your nationality before traveling. Once on the island, European visitors can make the most of their stay, exploring its pristine beaches, discovering its rich culture and taking part in a multitude of water and land-based activities.

No Europeans nationals

For international nationals, entry to Tortola generally follows similar procedures to those for European nationals. However, visa and entry requirements may vary depending on the country of origin. It is essential to check specific visa requirements and entry conditions before planning your trip. Once in Tortola, international visitors can discover the island's wonders, from heavenly beaches and picturesque landscapes to delicious cuisine and rich cultural history.

Health

For a healthy stay in Tortola, follow these tips. Make sure you're up to date with your vaccinations, especially against hepatitis A and B. Protect yourself from mosquitoes by using repellents and wearing long clothing. Avoid drinking tap water, preferring bottled water. Hydrate regularly, especially in tropical climates. Use a high factor sun cream, and wear a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the intense sun. In case of health problems, consult a local doctor or go to a clinic.

Safety

To ensure your safety on Tortola, follow these recommendations. Avoid venturing alone into isolated areas, especially at night. Keep your valuables safe and out of sight in your car or on the beach. Be vigilant when withdrawing money, and use cash dispensers located in crowded areas. On the beach, keep an eye on your belongings and don't leave them unattended. Respect the rules of the road and navigation, and be aware of potential dangers at sea. In case of emergency, dial 911 to contact local authorities.

What is the budget for a 1 week trip to Tortola?

For accommodation in Tortola, options vary according to budget. Luxury beachfront hotels offer spacious rooms and high-end amenities, with rates ranging from $200 to $500 per night. For more economical stays, hostels and vacation rentals are available from $50 to $150 per night.

For transportation on Tortola, car rental is the most convenient way to explore the island, with daily rates of around $50 to $100, depending on the type of vehicle. Cabs are also available, but can be expensive for longer journeys. Ferries are essential for getting to other Caribbean islands, with round-trip tickets to neighboring islands starting from $50 to $100.

For food on Tortola, restaurants offer a variety of cuisines from fresh local seafood to international dishes. Meals at upscale restaurants can cost between $20 and $50 per person, while more casual dining options are available from $10 to $20 per meal. Supermarkets also offer affordable food products for those who prefer to cook.