Cooper Island is a small and beautiful island in the British Virgin Islands, a peaceful and unspoilt gem offering a sheltered bay, vibrant coral reefs and a relaxed, eco-friendly charm. Quiet and low-key, it provides an idyllic and tranquil anchorage away from the busier islands of the archipelago.
The island is centred on the lovely Manchioneel Bay, a sheltered anchorage of clear turquoise water fringed by a palm-lined beach and beautiful coral reefs. The snorkelling here is superb, with abundant marine life just off the beach, while the bay offers calm, protected water ideal for swimming and relaxing.
Cooper Island is known for its charming, environmentally conscious beach club, powered by the sun and famous for its rum bar, coffee roastery and relaxed dining right on the sand. With no roads or development beyond the bay, the island retains a wonderfully peaceful and natural atmosphere.
Ashore, the beach club offers excellent food, fine rum and a warm, laid-back welcome, all in a beautiful and unspoilt setting. Its blend of charm and tranquillity is appealing.
With its sheltered bay, vibrant reefs and eco-friendly charm, Cooper Island is a tranquil jewel of the British Virgin Islands. Guests can snorkel colourful reefs, relax on a palm-fringed beach and enjoy the peaceful, natural beauty of this lovely island.