Anegada, British Virgin IslandsAI generated

Anegada

British Virgin Islands · 8 m

Short description of Anegada

Anegada is the odd one out among the British Virgin Islands, a flat coral and limestone platform whose highest point is eight metres while every other island in the group is a steep green hill. Horseshoe Reef runs eighteen miles off its southern side and has wrecked more than three hundred ships, which is why charter contracts often forbid sailing here. Flamingos were reintroduced to the salt ponds and now breed. Spiny lobster grilled on the beach at Loblolly Bay is what people come for, and the sand runs empty for kilometres. The ferry from Tortola takes about ninety minutes.

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Recommended length of stay

Minimum2 days
Optimal3 days
Maximum5 days

Travel seasons at a glance

Best time to visit: December – April

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All highlights and sightsBeta

  1. Loblolly Bay beach
  2. Spiny lobster grilled on the beach
  3. Snorkelling on Horseshoe Reef
  4. Flamingos on the salt ponds
  5. Cow Wreck Beach
  6. Rock iguanas at the headquarters pen
  7. Ferry from Road Town or Trellis Bay
  8. Bonefishing on the southern flats
  9. The Settlement and its salt industry remains
  10. Kitesurfing off the north shore

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