Norman Island has approximately 2 ½ miles long with a central ridge extending along the length of the island creating gently rolling hills. The coast line comprises a number of bays to spend the night over and offshore reefs providing excellent snorkeling and diving within proximity to the island. While the island is now uninhabited, farmers have in the past reared cattle there and today the Caves are one of the most popular snorkeling and fish feeding site tourists attractions in the islands. (01-12)

Leinster Bay and it's Watermelom Islet, has some of the best snorkeling on St. John. The Cay is 150 feet out from the shore, you can reach it by swimming or by dinghy. Has nice colorful fish which you can feed and excellent coral islet surroundings, a must stop when cruising US Virgin Islands. The bay itself has mooring buoys, with very tranquile waters to swim, kayak or perform any other water sports, excellent for spending the night over with a previous colorful sunset sight specially during summmer (13-24)