Norman Island is an uninhabited island approximately 610 acres in size and located at the Southern tip of the British Virgin Islands. Rumour has it the island was the ... more
Norman Island
Norman Island is an uninhabited island approximately 610 acres in size and located at the Southern tip of the British Virgin Islands. Rumour has it the island was the inspiration for the Robert Louis Stevenson's novel, Treasure Island, and many believe there is still plenty of pirate treasure to be discovered.
The island is rich in vegetation and boasts a number of hiking trails offering spectacular panoramic views of the Sir Francis Drake Channel. With many beautiful rock formations such as the caves and the Indians to explore, snorkeling and scuba diving is a must.
The Bight is one of the largest and most protected bays in the BVI and is home to a stunning white sandy beach, crystal blue waters, the legendary Willy T floating bar and the Pirates Bight restaurant offering a Caribbean dining experience in a relaxed and casual atmosphere.
