Frenchman’s Cay in the British Virgin Islands is located at the west end of Tortola. The two islands are connected by a small bridge. In times past, this tiny island was a notorious den for pirates. They would use the high ground to watch for naval ships or potential victims. Today, it is a very popular yachting destination.
View of Frenchman’s Cay from Tortola.
Weather in Frenchman’s Cay
Frenchman’s Cay shares the same tropical climate as the rest of the BVI with warm to hot daytime temperatures throughout the year. There is more rain from the end of June to the end of November with a very short dry season from February to April.
Places to See and Things to Do
Have a cool treat at Amore Gelato Of course you could have the classic chocolate or vanilla, but why not go for the tropical Mango sorbet?
Shop. Arawak West End clothing has batik sundresses, sportswear, and resort wear for everyone. There are also a variety of shops at Soper’s Hole.
