Treasure Island: Norman Island Snorkeling
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Port
Sopers Hole (Frenchmans Cay), BVI
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Activity Level
Strenuous Activity
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Excursion Type
3,20,All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At (prices in USD)
$150
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
Approximately 3½ Hours
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Meals Included
Meals not included
Norman Island, a tiny, uninhabited patch of paradise off the coast of Virgin Gorda, inspired Robert Louis Stevenson's famous book Treasure Island.
Board a twin-engine launch and enjoy a scenic 30-minute ride across the Sir Francis Drake Channel to the island -- one of the British Virgin Islands' prime snorkel sites. An experienced snorkel instructor leads you as you snorkel in pristine surroundings at the Indians or the Caves at Treasure Point. Pirate treasure is said to have been hidden here. The caves are spectacular, with coral and red sponges covering the walls. Take in the vast variety of fish swimming beneath you.
Then, relocate to a second site for more swimming and snorkeling in shallower water before you return to Jost van Dyke.
Please note: Alternative snorkel sites may be selected depending on sea and weather conditions. Masks, snorkels, fins and snorkel vests are provided, as well as instruction for novices. Actual snorkel time is approximately 1.5 hours. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, light clothing to act as a full cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat. Swim at your own risk. Guests with a heart condition, epilepsy, diabetes or asthma are not allowed to participate in snorkeling. Waiver must be signed and medical conditions disclosed. Maximum weight is 200 lbs. Minimum age is 5 years.
Please note: Minimum age is 5 years. Maximum weight is 200 lbs. Specific snorkel locations are dependent upon sea and weather conditions. Masks, snorkels and snorkel vests are provided, with instruction for novices. You will have approximately 1.5 hours to snorkel. Water is available on board. Wear your swimsuit under your clothing; bring a towel, reef-safe/biodegradable sunscreen, a cover-up for further protection from the sun, and a hat.