[3] The island has a short hiking trail, maintained with the help of the Jost Van Dykes BVI Preservation Society (JVDPS), a local non-governmental organization (NGO).

The National Parks Trust subcontracts caretaking responsibilities to the Jost Van Dyke Preservation Society (JVDPS), which sponsors regular visits from Little Harbour on Jost Van Dyke to maintain the trail, do frequent bird counts and remove trash.

The island's wildlife includes many hermit crabs, which flourished after the eradication of invasive black rats in 2003.

There is no beach bar or anything similar on the island, though it is a very popular stopping point for holidaymakers cruising on boats in the area.

There is a small daytime mooring field on the leeward (southwest) side of the island.