
Remote BVI paradise — world-class reef, wild flamingos & legendary lobster
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A taste of the experiences we can build into your Anegada itinerary.
Hand-picked stays, tours and experiences our family recommends on Anegada.

Captain Sherwin's full island tour: flamingos, Conch Shell Island, snorkel spots, shipwreck history. Conch ceviche & drinks included. 80+ reviews.
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Snorkel the Caribbean's largest barrier reef — 18 miles, 300+ shipwrecks, sea turtles, eagle rays, nurse sharks. 60+ reviews.
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World-class kitesurfing school at Anegada Beach Club. All levels. Legendary Caribbean trade winds. 50+ reviews.
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Expert-guided fly-fishing on Anegada's world-famous flats. Bonefish, tarpon, snook. Bucket-list fishing. 40+ reviews.
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Full-day BVI excursion from St. Thomas with optional Anegada stop. Snorkeling, beaches, rum cocktails. 400+ reviews.
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Ferry day trip from Road Town, Tortola to Anegada. Beach time, lobster lunch, flamingo viewing. 50+ reviews.
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Boutique beachfront resort — the most polished stay on the island. Pool, restaurant, kite center.
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Family-run waterfront guesthouse. Famous lobster pizza, fishing charters, and warm local hospitality.
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Food experiences to book, tables worth reserving, and the places our family simply loves on Anegada.
Independent picks — not partners, no links, and we earn nothing from them.
Anegada lobster grilled at the water’s edge at Setting Point — a sunset dinner spot. Lobster is usually ordered ahead.
A family-run restaurant at Setting Point serving local lobster and fresh fish caught by the family’s boats.
The beach club’s restaurant on the north shore — a more polished dinner after a day on the sand.
Toes-in-the-sand dining at Setting Point, with lobster and a lively evening crowd.
A casual Setting Point bar with lobster, fire-pit evenings and a laid-back crowd.
A long-standing beach bar on Loblolly Bay — grilled lobster and fish for lunch between snorkels.
Beach chairs, lunch and rum punch on one of the island’s quietest north-shore beaches.
“Paid Partner” marks a restaurant with a commercial agreement with us. Places marked “Not a partner”, and everything under “Also worth knowing”, are independent recommendations — we also recommend non-partners when they are the better fit.