The Indians are a landmark rock formation just off the entrance to Norman Island. These iconic rocks provide exceptional snorkeling over reefs teeming with sea life as well as a sheer face for those wishing to venture into the blue abyss.

Party time on the William Thorton aka the “Willie T”. Located near the back of the anchorage this floating dining option brings new meaning to the phrase waterfront restaurant. When the sun goes down the energy goes up with dining, drinking, dancing, and diving from atop the second-floor party deck.

The Caves on the west side of the entrance to the Bight provide a unique snorkel and diving opportunity. The gentle surges of ocean current keep the coral, sea grass, and small leaves moving gracefully in and out of the sea, natural caves that can be explored.

Motor your dinghy to their private guest dock and feel the cool soft sand under your feet as you make your way to beachfront dining at Pirates Bight open air restaurant. Ambiance is always on the menu along with a deliciously prepared variety of local and international dishes. The open truss ceilings dotted with vintage glass fishing floats set a relaxed mood. Sitting twenty feet from the water’s edge you will lose track of time gazing upon the night lights of the boats at anchor, the moon rising in the night sky, or the display of stars across the horizon.