Anegada Sign, Anegada Beaches Travel Guide

Welcome to Anegada: Discover pristine beaches, vibrant reefs, and unique wildlife on this tranquil coral island in the British Virgin Islands.

The Anegada Sign marks your arrival to the unique island of Anegada, a flat coral and limestone atoll in the British Virgin Islands, offering a glimpse into the island's laid-back atmosphere and natural beauty.

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Anegada Sign.

Anegada has no banks or ATMs, so bring enough cash for your visit.
Consider renting a scooter or jeep to explore the island's beaches and attractions.
Visit the salt ponds on the island's west end to see the flamingos.

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Getting There

Ferry

The most common way to reach Anegada is by ferry from Tortola or Virgin Gorda. From Tortola, ferries depart from Road Town on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with a journey time of approximately 2.5 hours including a stop in Virgin Gorda. A round trip ticket costs around $55 for adults. From Virgin Gorda, the ferry to Anegada takes about 1 hour and costs $35. Check the ferry schedules in advance as they can be infrequent.
Air Charter

For a quicker but more expensive option, consider a private air charter from San Juan, St. Thomas, or Tortola directly to Anegada's Auguste George Airport (NGD). Several local air charter operators offer this service. Contact them for pricing and availability.

Discover more about Anegada Sign

The Anegada Sign simply marks the entrance to Anegada, the northernmost and one of the most unique islands in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). Unlike the other volcanic islands in the archipelago, Anegada is a flat island formed from coral and limestone. Its highest point reaches only about 28 feet (8.5 meters) above sea level, giving it the Spanish name meaning "flooded land".As you arrive, the sign is a reminder that Anegada offers a different Caribbean experience with its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and unique landscape. The island is known for its secluded sandy beaches, clear springs, and diverse wildlife, including flamingos and rock iguanas. Anegada is also surrounded by the Horseshoe Reef, one of the largest barrier coral reefs in the Caribbean, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and scuba diving.While the sign itself is not a destination, it symbolizes the start of an adventure on an unspoiled island with a relaxed pace of life.