Boxed set of three puzzles. The box has a hinged lid which is printed on its top with an illustration of two stereotypical pirates standing on a small desert island with a recently dug-up treasure chest. The chest is filled with gold coins, and with ball puzzle games, two of which are being played with by the pirates. In the background is a fully-rigged ship on a choppy sea. On the bottom is a map-like illustration showing sea, land and ships. Inside the lid is printed a large cutaway illustration of a pirate ship, demonstrating its usual features. The three puzzles fit into a large rectangular section and two smaller square sections in the base of the box. They are removed by pushing upwards from below through a circular hole.

The puzzles are all of printed card, with glass fronts, and numerous stainless steel balls inside which must be brought to rest in circular depressions. The largest of the puzzles is named 'Cocoa Isle', it shows an iusland with labelled features such as 'Slippery Swamp' and 'Jolly Jungle'. The first of the smaller puzzles is a large compass, with sea creatures (various fish, squid and a lobster) shown around the edges. The last puzzle shows a '16th century pirate galleon'.