Money Bay, located on the southern tip of Norman Island, is a quiet and secluded anchorage favored by boaters looking for a peaceful stop. The bay’s narrow entrance and limited space make it suitable for just one or two vessels at a time, so careful navigation is essential. The holding ground is a mix of sand and grass, and due to exposure to trade wind swells, it’s best to avoid anchoring here if winds come from the south.
Though Money Bay offers limited amenities, its calm waters and scenic surroundings make it an excellent gateway to explore Norman Island’s natural beauty and pirate lore. Nearby hiking trails connect the bay to other parts of the island, including Pirate’s Bight, allowing visitors to combine quiet anchoring with adventure and history
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Money Bay, located on the southern tip of Norman Island, is a quiet and secluded anchorage favored by boaters looking for a peaceful stop. The bay’s narrow entrance and limited space make it suitable for just one or two vessels at a time, so careful navigation is essential. The holding ground is a mix of sand and grass, and due to exposure to trade wind swells, it’s best to avoid anchoring here if winds come from the south.
Though Money Bay offers limited amenities, its calm waters and scenic surroundings make it an excellent gateway to explore Norman Island’s natural beauty and pirate lore. Nearby hiking trails connect the bay to other parts of the island, including Pirate’s Bight, allowing visitors to combine quiet anchoring with adventure and history
Have you counted or do you know the exact number of first-come, reservable, and day-use mooring balls? Or is there something missing? Submit suggestions.
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