Mount Healthy National Park
A stone windmill tower left from an 18th-century sugar plantation, the only surviving windmill ruin in the islands.
Mount Healthy National Park sits above Brewers Bay on the north shore. Its core is a stone windmill tower from an 18th-century sugar plantation, the only surviving windmill ruin in the British Virgin Islands. Around it are remnants of a sugar-boiling house, an animal-powered mill and slave quarters, which tell the history of plantations and slavery. The site is small and free to visit, and it can be stopped at on the way to Brewers Bay. From beside the tower, there is a view of the sea.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Brewers Bay (Tortola)
- Cane Garden Bay
- Callwood Rum Distillery
- Road Town
- J. R. O'Neal Botanic Gardens
- Sage Mountain National Park
- Old Government House Museum
- Josiah's Bay