Sail across the Sir Francis Drake Channel to Norman Island, also known as “Treasure Island” of the Caribbean. En route, see “The Indians” a group of spectacular rugged rocks towering out of the water.

Norman Island is one of the southern islands of the British Virgin Islands archipelago and is close to the international boundary line separating the British Virgin Islands from the US Virgin Islands. The island is approximately two and a half miles long and has gentle rolling hills. It’s coastline comprises a number of bays and reefs providing excellent snorkeling and diving.

The Bight, a deep bay in Norman Island is one of the most protected anchorages hence a popular bay for boats. On shore, Pirates Bar and Restaurant welcomes every guest to tantalizing Caribbean cocktails and local island cuisine.

Norman Island is also best known for the Caves and its fascinating rock formations. The variety of fish and vibrant life-encrusted walls of these caves make Norman Island an island not to be missed.