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The Baths on the south side of Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands require visitors to moor a dinghy at a designated swim line and swim ashore.2:28 Access to the rock formations and caves now requires a three-dollar per person entry fee, payable at a car park trailhead, and follows a mandatory one-way hiking path to manage cruise ship crowds.3:41 After visiting the site, the crew sailed north to Virgin Gorda Sound in calm conditions with the jib set.9:25 They moored between Saba Rock and the Bitter End Yacht Club, both of which were rebuilt following 2017 hurricane damage.9:56 The crew visited Saba Rock for lunch and tarpon feeding, then moved to the Bitter End Yacht Club for dinner.13:40 During the evening, the crew briefly lost their dinghy after it drifted from the mooring, but recovered it shortly after.16:30

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