Destination Guide FAQSail the high seas for adventure and fun in one of the many pirate role-playing communities in Second Life.
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Isla de Libertad
Roleplay as a pirate, gypsy or savage in this French-language pirate-themed sim.
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Last Hope - Karibik
Eine kleine malerische Insel in der Karibik, liegt zwischen Guadeloupe und Dominica. Einst von den Piraten gegründet und von den Spaniern übernommen. Hope ist perfekt für einen Urlaub oder um in entspannter Atmosphäre zu wohnen. Doch der ruhige Schein der kleinen Stadt kann auch trügen, denn hinter der Fassade gibt es Verbrechen.
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1700's Pirates and Navy
Pirates Destiny is a nine-sim sailing estate, all connected by water. Pirates, Navy, natives, aristocrats and mermaids are part of this world and roleplay is unlimited. A forest level connects all nine sims, making it perfect for riding horses.
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Tortuga Bay Airport
Tortuga Bay is a community in SW Eden. Over time it has seen many changes and it is frequently visited by traders, smugglers and pirates. Since the war when the military built an airstrip, it is now a flourishing tourist destination.
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Freeport Township of Flotsam
Tons of fun and fantastic builds in a pirate enviroment. Don't miss the incredible undersea grotto, the best Nemo's Nautilus in SL and all the funky funny shops. Set aside a couple of hours just to get acquainted with the freeeport of Flotsom.
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Shadewyck Presents Neverland
Come hang out at this version of J. M. Barrie's Neverland! Green tights and feathered hat not required.
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Blake Pirate Sims
The Blake Pirate Sims in the Blake Sea is a unique place in Second Life where the world of daring pirates, honorable naval officers, and beautiful wenches come together. A place where the Magical Age of Fighting Sail brings to life the time from the late 16th to the mid 19th century when pirates roamed the world's seas and various navies clashed around the world.
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