The original Treasure Island. Now with a wine list.
Barefoot luxury on the white sand of the BVI’s most famous anchorage. Drop the hook, step off the tender, and let the island do what it has done for three hundred years: keep the good stuff hidden from everyone who doesn’t make the trip.

Stevenson borrowed this island for a novel. We kept the good parts for lunch.
Mutineers buried 55 chests of Spanish silver here. Most were found. Most. Rumour says there is still treasure on Norman Island, and after one afternoon on our beach you will understand why nobody is in a hurry to go looking.
Eat well. Drink better. Do absolutely nothing.
Plan nothing. We have it handled.
Moor up
Pick up a ball in the calmest water in the Virgins and give the crew the day off too.
Snorkel The Caves
The legendary sea caves and The Indians, two of the BVI’s best dive sites, are right next door.
Long lunch, longer massage
Lobster on the beach, then a hot stone massage while the trade winds do the rest.
Rum and a good story
Sundowners at the bar, dinner under the stars, and a tender ride home whenever you are ready.
Why book a venue when you can claim an island?
Weddings in the bay that inspired Treasure Island, milestone parties at The Club, or the whole beach to yourselves.
X marks the table.
Sunset tables go fast. Claim yours before someone else does.



