Matt Weidert
Little Harbour on Peter Island is a lesser-used anchorage often favored by crewed charters over bareboat charter crews. This peaceful and scenic spot is perfect for those seeking a tranquil anchorage with the charm of spectacular sunsets.
Anchoring and Navigation
- Anchoring Technique: Many boats anchor stern to, with a line run to shore. Ensure you have the necessary equipment and skills to attempt this type of anchoring.
- Seclusion and Scenery: The harbour offers a serene setting, ideal for a quiet evening and enjoying the natural beauty of the area.
What to do at Little Harbour
- Snorkeling: The snorkeling here is moderate, offering a decent underwater experience with some marine life to observe.
- Turtle Watching: Turtles frequently visit this area, adding to the natural charm and providing delightful sightings for visitors.
- Sunsets: The sunsets at Little Harbour are spectacular, making it a perfect spot to unwind after a day on the water.
- Tarpon Watching: Big tarpon are known to hang out in Little Harbour, and they often visit at night, providing an exciting spectacle for visitors.
Nearby Attractions
- Peter Island: Explore more about Peter Island's other attractions, including its secret anchorages and popular spots. Key Bay, Peter Island, and Deadman Bay, Peter Island.
Secret BVI Anchorages: Discover more hidden gems in the BVI by checking out our post on secret anchorages.
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