Little Harbour, at the east end of Jost Van Dyke, is the quietest of the main anchorages and the most beautiful. The bay is sheltered, the water calm, and Diamond Cay — a small rocky islet just offshore — protects the entrance. Snorkelling around the cay and along the reef at the bay's mouth is excellent, and the area sees far fewer boats than Great Harbour or White Bay.
Ashore, Sydney's Peace and Love is the reason most people make the trip to this end of the island. The lobster, grilled over charcoal, is consistently good. The bar is low-key and the setting — open-air with a view across the anchorage — is perfect. Arrive by dinghy or water taxi from Great Harbour; there is no road linking Little Harbour to the rest of the island.