Anegada
Anegada requires a valid passport and international customs clearance. Travel time, fees, and check-in windows apply.
Anegada
Anegada breaks from every other British Virgin Island — a flat coral atoll rather than a volcanic peak, ringed by Horseshoe Reef, one of the largest barrier reefs in the Caribbean. Reaching her takes a shallow-draft vessel and a bit more planning, which keeps her beaches and salt ponds among the least crowded in the territory.
Planning Your Charter
Entry Requirements
A British Overseas Territory. A valid passport is required for all visitors, including U.S. citizens. Charters crossing from the USVI must clear BVI Customs & Immigration on arrival.
Currency
US Dollar (USD), the official currency of the BVI despite British sovereignty.
Best Time to Sail
December through April brings the driest weather and steadiest trade winds; June through November is Atlantic hurricane season.
What Awaits
Horseshoe Reef
A vast barrier reef system responsible for dozens of historic shipwrecks, now a draw for divers and snorkelers alike.
Loblolly Bay
A powder-sand beach with an accessible fringing reef just steps from shore, ideal for snorkeling straight off the sand.
Salt Ponds
Shallow inland ponds home to a resident population of wild flamingos, reintroduced to the island in the 1990s.
The Settlement
Anegada's low-key main village, known island-wide for fresh-caught lobster served right on the beach.
Anegada in View
Sail to Anegada
Build a custom itinerary that includes Anegada as a destination, or speak directly with a concierge to discuss the best routes for your group.