Snorkeling at Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands offers an unforgettable experience, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life, and intriguing pirate lore.

Top Snorkeling Sites:

1. The Caves: These three water-level caves at the base of the cliffs are ideal for snorkeling, offering opportunities to explore coral-covered walls and observe a variety of fish species.
2. The Indians: Located off Pelican Island, these rock formations provide both deep and shallow snorkeling experiences, with an abundance of fish and coral.

Norman Island Lunch Options:

• Willy T: An iconic floating bar and restaurant anchored in the Bight at Norman Island. Known for its lively atmosphere, it’s a favorite among locals and tourists. Enjoy Caribbean favorites like Anegada conch fritters, BBQ chicken wings, and the signature Honey Stung Chicken. They also offer fresh locally caught fish specials daily.
• Pirates Bight: A renowned beachfront dining destination located in the Bight on Norman Island. Accessible only by boat, it’s a favorite among sailors and day charter boats. Situated on a white sandy beach, it features an open-air pavilion, stone top bar, and amazing views with a five-star menu.

Pirate History:

Norman Island’s history is steeped in tales of piracy and buried treasure. In 1750, mutineers from the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe allegedly buried a vast treasure on the island. This event is believed to have inspired Stevenson’s novel.

Captain Nate and his team are ready to show you a personalized tour of Norman Island. Give us a call today to set up the trip of a lifetime.