Drake's Island is a small island located in Plymouth Sound, England. It covers an area of about 6.5 acres and is named after the famous explorer Sir Francis Drake, who is believed to have used the island as a lookout point during the late 16th century. The island has a rich history, having served various purposes, including a military fortification and a prison. Today, Drake's Island is uninhabited and is managed by the Drake's Island Trust. It is accessible by boat and is a popular site for tourists interested in its historical significance and natural beauty. The island features remnants of its past, including old buildings and fortifications.