Location: Road Town
Top Things to do in Road Town
6 Museums in Road Town That You Shouldn't Miss
The former haunt of pirates, the Dutch and the English and Tortola's main town, Road Town is within reach of secluded beaches and hidden coves. The island displays the same leisurely pace as other British Virgin Islands, with festivals and regattas across the calendar. Helicopter and sea charters and diving are popular activities. On land, the ruins of Fort Burt and the still functioning Callwood Rum Distillery provide fun daytrips. Catch a cab between sights or rent a car to get out of town.
Restaurants in Road Town
1. Sunny Caribbee Spice Shop & Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
The Arts, the Crafts, the Flavours and Fragrances…the Best of the Caribbean can be yours! Located in what was Tortola's first guest house, Sunny Caribbee offers an eclectic collection of spices, sauces, cosmetics, art and craftwork all either made or designed in the West Indies. Open 7 days in season and now with a second location at Sopers Hole in West End.
Reviewed By _voyageurs565 - Ottawa, Canada
For the last several years we had been making our way on foot from the cruise port to the Sunny Caribbee Spice Shop & Art Gallery for a visit (what lovely smells, sights and tastes!) and an inevitable shopping spree. We were sad to discover that this spice shop and art gallery were severely affected by the hurricane in 2017, and are now closed. However, the attendant at the tourist desk in the port told us that some of the Sunny Caribbee products are now available elsewhere in the cruise port shopping complex. Will be worth exploring further on our next visit.
2. Sunny Caribbee Spice Shop & Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
The Arts, the Crafts, the Flavours and Fragrances…the Best of the Caribbean can be yours! Sunny Caribbee offers an eclectic collection of spices, sauces, cosmetics, art and craftwork all either made or designed in the West Indies. Open 7 days a week in season with a second, main location in Road Town.
3. 1780 Lower Estate Sugar Works Museum
4. BVI Folk Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
To get your cultural fill, stop by this small museum to view its collection of curios and relics from the island's slavery days.
5. North Shore Shell Museum
6. Nutmeg & Co. BVI
We’ve put the best of the best together, Lisa Gray of Images Custom Framing & Gallery and Annie MacPhail of Nutmeg Designs have partnered to create a creative, exhilarating and unique shopping experience that’s so far out of the box you’ll just want to come in and hang out with us. We’re full of fine original art works, prints, cards, gifts, home accessories, eco-friendly wares and so much more.
