Anegada - Activities
Salt Island
Salt Island, BVI
Salt Island contains three traditional salt ponds which you can visit. The island is most famous for the RMS Rhone, an incredibly preserved sunken shipwreck. This wreck is a must-see for scuba enthusiasts who come from all over the world to experience this dive.
Norman Island
Norman Island, BVI
An incredible snorkeling destination, Norman Island is a popular place to drop anchor. Legend says buried treasure can be found in one of the many island caves. The island is supposedly the basis for Robert Louis Stevenson's novel Treasure Island. Visit the Willy T, which is a lively restaurant/bar located on a boat in the middle of the water. Just off Norman Island are The Indians, large rock formations similar to an Indian headdress, which make for good snorkeling, as well.
Loblolly Bay Beach
Loblolly Beach is a gorgeous stretch of white sand beach on the north shore of Anegada. This is arguably the best beach on the island for snorkeling. Swim over the reefs to explore the colorful angel fish, parrot fish and natural coral. There are a few small caves and a wreck to view, as well. Loblolly Beach is also an excellent spot for beachcombing. Walk the long beach to collect beautiful shells and view the island flora and fauna.
Loblolly Bay Beach
Loblolly Beach is a gorgeous stretch of white sand beach on the north shore of Anegada. This is arguably the best beach on the island for snorkeling. Loblolly Beach is also an excellent spot for beachcombing. Walk the long beach to collect beautiful shells and view the island flora and fauna. The restaurant "Big Bamboo" is located here if you want to take a break to enjoy a delicious meal.
Fly BVI
Anegada
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Located north of Virgin Gorda, Anegada is known for its 300+ wreckages off Horseshoe Reef. The island is a flat coral and limestone atoll that never reaches more than 28 feet above sea level and, therefore, is virtually undetectable from afar. Fly BVI operates out of Tortola and offers sightseeing tours of Anegada the Virgin Islands from above.
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