Who cruises regularly to Tortola?

Been on lots of cruises, and searched lots of cruises, but it seems nobody sails to Tortilla regularly.

We ended up going there by mistake on a Western cruise when hurricane Wilma was going on. Rented a left hand drive car and drove on the left side of the road, that was interesting.

Went to Frenchmans Cay on the other side of the island.

Can't seem to find the way back there.

The Norwegian Escape regularly ports in Tortola.

NCL out of Port Canaveral goes there

Been on lots of cruises, and searched lots of cruises, but it seems nobody sails to Tortilla regularly.

 

We ended up going there by mistake on a Western cruise when hurricane Wilma was going on. Rented a left hand drive car and drove on the left side of the road, that was interesting.

 

Went to Frenchmans Cay on the other side of the island.

Can't seem to find the way back there.

Disney cruises to Tortola.

Was there in the fall on Royal Caribbean and went for the second time to Jost van Dyke, amazing place.

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We were in Tortola several times and never impressed.

Tortola is one of my favorite ports. Not as crowded as some of the others.

While they only have the schedule posted through October 2017, your best source of this info is certainly the official BVI Ports website:

http://bviports.org/cruise-schedule/

Wish Princess would, once again, have port stops in Tortola. Lovely place. :)

Tortola was great before cruise ships.

Nonetheless, still a great place to start a sailing charter.

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Don't know if it's a regular stop, but we were in Tortola on Holland America's Nieuw Amsterdam in January of this year.

Tortola was great before cruise ships.

Nonetheless, still a great place to start a sailing charter.

 

 

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Agree. With the exception of St. Thomas, I wish that cruise ships would leave the Virgin Islands (U.S. and British) alone. Trunk Bay is testament to what cruise ship crowds can do to paradise. Would hate to see the same fate befall Cinnamon Bay, Cane Garden Bay, Brewer's Bay and The Baths. Some places just don't absorb crowds well. These are places tailor made for sailing charters or land-based visitors. Not excursion tenders.

While they only have the schedule posted through October 2017, your best source of this info is certainly the official BVI Ports website:

 

http://bviports.org/cruise-schedule/

Certainly not the only source:

http://www.cruisetimetables.com/cruises-to-tortola-british-virgin-islands.html

I notice there's a lot of European ships visiting- Costa, MSC, Fred O, Thomson. P&O has 2 ships based in the Caribbean over winter, and they do regular visits in their fortnightly schedule.

I hav e visitedT ortola from HAL ships at least 6-9 times I really enjoy long walks in that port.