Norman Island is situated at the southern tip of the British Virgin Islands, and is thought to have been the inspiration for Robert Louis Stevenson's novel, Treasure Island. There is a documented history of pirate's booty being stowed away on Norman Island, and rumors persist of more pirate gold to be found there. The island is uninhabited, and privately owned by Dr. Henry Jarecki. A retaurant and bar caters to tourists.
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The 610-acre island in the British Virgin Islands is highlighted, including its historical and geographical features, specific attractions, and its only business - a bar and restaurant. Maps of the island are included.
http://www.normanisland.com/
The bar and restaurant is located on Norman Island, in the British Virgin Islands, an island with no permanent residents. The restaurant is highlighted, including its lunch, dinner and house cocktail menus, scheduled entertainment, a live web cam, and gift shop.
http://www.normanislandpirates.com/
The floating bar and restaurant is located on Norman Island in the British Virgin Islands, named for the Tortola plantation owner and architect who designed the U.S. Capitol Building. The restaurant and store are profiled, along with seveal photographs, a menu, and contact data.
http://www.williamthornton.com/
Features a brief profile of the island, and its historical association with pirates, and its current role as a tourist attraction and recreational area.
http://www.ultimatebvi.com/norman-island/
