Fort Burt, Road Town

Fort Burt, situated atop a hill overlooking Road Town, offers visitors a captivating glimpse into its defensive past. Originally constructed in the 17th century and rebuilt by the English in 1776, this historical site holds significant historical and architectural importance.

Named after William Burt, the Governor of the Leeward Islands at the time of its reconstruction, Fort Burt was strategically positioned approximately 20 feet above sea level. From its commanding vantage point, the fort offered unparalleled views of Road Harbour and the surrounding islands, making it an ideal location for defensive purposes.

Today, the remnants of Fort Burt provide visitors with a unique opportunity to explore its historic ruins and soak in the breathtaking vistas of the harbor and beyond. As visitors ascend to the fort, they are greeted by remnants of its original foundations, magazine, and cannon remains, serving as tangible reminders of its storied past.

In addition to its historical significance, Fort Burt now serves as the site of a hotel and restaurant, adding a contemporary touch to its rich heritage. Guests can enjoy delicious meals served during lunch and dinner while taking in the stunning views of Road Harbour and the surrounding landscape.