A destination to discover
Road Town British Virgin Islands: Silversea Port Guide
Explore Road Town British Virgin Islands as part of a cruise itinerary. Read the destination information below, then ask Deluxe Cruises to help find a voyage that gives you the time ashore you want.
- Cruise line
- Silversea
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Itineraries & cruise information
Schedule reference, not live availability. Deluxe Cruises will confirm current dates, fares and inclusions for your chosen voyage.
Silversea cruise planning with Deluxe Cruises
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The islands were discovered by
Columbus in 1493 and remained in Spanish hands until the arrival of Sir
Francis Drake in 1595, when he sailed through the channel south of Tortola
that bears his name. After conflicts with the Spanish and the Dutch, Britain
annexed the islands in 1672. Tortola became notorious as the haunts of
buccaneers, providing the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure
Island. Approximately 80% of the British Virgin Islands' population lives in Road Town on Tortola. It is the largest of the islands, and Road Town is the administrative Left of the group. Handsome yachts ply the usually placid waters of Sir Francis Drake Channel, while vacationers bask on the inviting beaches.
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Return to Your Suite and Sail Away to The Next Adventure |
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A more considered journey
Your cruise planning guide
Planning time in Road Town British Virgin Islands
When comparing cruises that call at Road Town British Virgin Islands, look at the scheduled arrival and departure, the distance between the berth and the places you want to visit, and whether the ship docks or uses a tender. An overnight call can offer a different experience from a short daytime stop. Use the destination description below to build a shortlist of interests, then ask Deluxe Cruises which current itinerary best fits your preferred pace and travel dates.
Planning your Silversea voyage
Silversea offers a way to explore both classic ocean routes and expedition destinations. When comparing its voyages, the important distinction is the experience ashore: a port-focused ocean itinerary and an expedition with landings can have very different daily rhythms.
What to compare before choosing
Compare the suite location, time in port and the exact shore programme for your chosen sailing. Ask which transfers, excursions, beverages and gratuities are included in the quoted fare, and whether any optional activities need advance reservations.
Receive a useful, personal quotation
Tell Deluxe Cruises your preferred ship or destination, approximate dates, number of travellers and cabin or suite preference. Mention any flexibility in your plans and whether you need flights or hotel nights. This helps the team compare relevant options and explain the current fare, eligible promotions, payment schedule and cancellation terms. For a fast response and prices, email info@deluxecruises.com with the name of this page, or complete the enquiry form at DeluxeCruises.com.
Before you book
Your questions, answered.
How do I receive prices for Silversea?
Email info@deluxecruises.com for a fast response, or complete the Deluxe Cruises enquiry form. Include your preferred dates, accommodation and number of travellers.
Are these departures and fares confirmed?
This page includes reference information. Cruise programmes, ships, fares and inclusions can change. Deluxe Cruises will check the options relevant to your chosen travel dates.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Send the cruise line, ship, departure date, number of guests and preferred cabin or suite. Add any flexibility in your dates and whether you need flights or hotels.





The islands were discovered by
Columbus in 1493 and remained in Spanish hands until the arrival of Sir
Francis Drake in 1595, when he sailed through the channel south of Tortola
that bears his name. After conflicts with the Spanish and the Dutch, Britain
annexed the islands in 1672. Tortola became notorious as the haunts of
buccaneers, providing the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure
Island. 






