For those of you visiting Anegada on a day trip, you're likely to take the first ferry at 7am from Road Town, Tortola. You will be here by 8:15am, so stop by with us to get oriented. We are a short walk from the ferry dock.

Have Sherwin or Kelly take you on their boat to the east end conch shell mound. This mound is quite a spectacle. After a swim at the mound, they will take you for a snorkle on the inside of Horseshoe Reef, which is the third largest barrier reef on the earth.

Danny or Kevin will be able to take you on an adventurous tour of the reef and the protected mangroves, where you will enjoy a view of the nursery of wild life: Young turtles, puppy sharks, baby baracuda, all at a hand's distance. Pass the conch shell pile and weave amongst the coral heads. Wonderful sights!

The beaches of Anegada are legendary: long stretches of untouched beach where you may walk in solitude and enjoy the sound of silence. Such excessive beauty you are guaranteed a moment of the peace.

Rock Iguanas are native to the Virgin Islands. On Anegada you'll be able to see the rock iguanas at every stage of thier development, from hatching to adolescence, to maturity at the Settlement Project.

There are times when you will see in excess of one hundred flamingoes flying past you! A pink spectacular! These birds are native to the island and feed on brine shrimp which gives them their natural pink glow.

Anegada is the third largest barrier reef in the world, and has many caverns, swim-throughs and wrecks on it's shores. You can dive with www.webedivinbvi.com or www.diveanegada.com

Before departing on the homeward ferry, stop by and enjoy an "end of the day" cocktail. You can see the ferry boat arriving well in advance, so why not sit comfortably taking in the view.