The Baths National Park in Virgin Gorda is famous for its unique geological formations of giant granite boulders scattered along the beach, creating stunning grottos, tunnels, and tidal pools perfect for exploring. Accessibility can be challenging, requiring some climbing and wading, so it may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. While exploring on your own is possible, a guided tour can enhance the experience with insights into the geology and history. The best time to visit is during the dry season (December to April) to avoid rain and rough seas. Expect to spend about 2-4 hours exploring. The cost is relatively low, with a small entrance fee to the park, but boat trips from other islands can add to the expense. Be aware that the area can get crowded, especially when cruise ships are in port.