Cooper Island is part of the British Virgin Islands chain. The entire landscape is virtually uninhabited as there are no roads or cars at all. The entire area remained deserted until a few developers came in and managed to build a small resort consisting of eleven cabins that would serve the tourist trade only. There are no full time residents on the island and the only dining area is open seven days a week for limited hours only.

Water Sports
Water sports are extremely limited to the diving around the coral reef and the swimming that you can do from the property that you rent. There is little in the way of safety as you are virtually alone barring the other people who are staying in the cabins. One sail boat rental establishment is open limited hours during the week for those that wish to do a little sailing.

Island Diversity
There is little in the way of culture to be found on Cooper Island. There are no native tribes and the only true residents are the British that run the small resort.

Activities
Activities are severely limited to what you can figure out on your own. The main method of activity is a hike around the island itself to explore the many beautiful areas that can be found. Most of the island is protected by the environmentalists so be careful to not pick any kind of flower or disturb the wildlife in any way.