Did You Know?

The Jolly Roger
is the name given to any of the flags flown to identify a ship as pirate. The flag was flown to strike terror in the hearts of the pirates' intended victims. The name is thought to have come from Joli Rouge (pretty red), a satirical French description of the bloody banner flown by early privateers. The skull and crossbones motif appeared around 1700 in the Caribbean.

Our logo is a modified version of
the flag Jack Rackham flew after
turning pirate shortly after his
election as captain of the warship
Neptune.

Rackham, also known as Calico Jack for the bright clothing he wore, was caught near Port Royal, Jamaica and hung as a deterrent at Deadman's Cay. Deadman's Cay was later named Rackham's Cay.

Jolly Rogers Dockside Parking & Services

No worries docking at Jolly Rogers!

Docking is available for Pirate Ships of all sizes – from wave runners to 75 foot 4 mast Galleons.