Pirates Bight Restaurant

Norman Island, British Virgin Islands

Overview

We haven't made it to this bar yet, but here is what we know

On Norman Island (widely believed to be the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island), Pirates Bight is a full-service restaurant and bar in one of the BVI’s most storied natural harbors. The bight is one of the sailing world’s great anchorages, the bar serves cold drinks and fresh seafood to arriving sailors, and the appropriately swashbuckling atmosphere of a place that has been hosting pirates and adventurers for centuries is entirely earned.

Part of the full rundown on the best beach bars in the British Virgin Islands.

We Haven’t Been Here Yet

The Beach Bar Bum hasn’t made it to Pirates Bight Restaurant yet. Budget cuts, tragic. But there’s water, drinks, and zero shoe policy, so it’s on the list. We just need a brave soul to confirm it’s real, preferably with a cold drink in hand.

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