Anegada is unlike any other BVI island: flat, white-sanded and surrounded by Horseshoe Reef, one of the largest in the Caribbean. On this trip you cross from Tortola and explore the island on a guided safari of its best-known spots.
What you do
- Crossing from Road Town (via Virgin Gorda on some days).
- Island safari and flamingo viewing in the salt ponds, from a respectful distance.
- Snorkelling and swimming at Loblolly Bay or Cow Wreck Beach.
- Conch tasting and a local lobster lunch.
Who it is for
Travellers looking for empty beaches and a very slow pace. It is a long day but not physically demanding. Family-friendly; children should be able to swim or wear a life jacket for snorkelling.
What to bring
- Swimwear, towel and reef-safe sunscreen.
- Your own snorkel mask if you have one.
- Insect repellent and a hat.
Best time
November to July. The ferry does not run every day, so the date follows the sailing schedule. The lobster festival takes place in autumn.
Booking
This activity can be booked separately or added to your sailing week so everything is organised in one place. You will receive a confirmation with all the practical details, and any cancellation due to bad weather is rescheduled or fully refunded.
Included
- Return ferry from Tortola
- Guided island safari
- Conch and ceviche tasting
- Taste of Anegada lunch
FAQs
How do we get there?
By ferry from Road Town, which runs some days a week, or by private speedboat.
Are flamingos guaranteed?
They are often seen in the salt ponds, but it is not guaranteed.
Is lobster included?
The local lunch is; a whole lobster is an extra.
