Anegada Reef Hotel
Setting Point Anegada, Virgin Islands British
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Back to the Yacht Club
... a long time in and around the rock formations ending up on a different beach. Well worth the trip. A must-see if you ever visit this area.
Oh - I'm not sure I mentioned that it randomly rains here every day. Not thunderstorms, just heavy downpours for about 15 minutes or less, then the sun comes out. The sailboat gets pretty hot when all the windows are closed.
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How we love you, Cow Wreck Beach!
... Cow Wreck Beach, where we spent a fantastic day and watched the sunset. There is a great beach bar, plenty of gorgeous sand and of course that blue, blue water. At various times we swam, played pool, took walks on the beach, chatted and just relaxed. There were a few other people there, but it was very uncrowded and friendly. It really was a perfect beach day!
After sunset, our cab driver picked us up and we headed back to Potters by the Sea ...
Return to North Gorda Sound
... sail came crashing down. We secured the sail and continued on with the genoa and anchored alongside Prickly Pear Island near Saba Rock and BEYC as originally intended. We had been experiencing problems with a chafe point on the halyard near the mast head and as soon as the halyard broke we both knew why. We had replaced the halyard back in December in St. Lucia after observing some fraying of it and got that done before it broke. Dave had been watching the ...
Touring BVI with Wally and Larry
... hoped the reef was still in good shape. Larry was also on that charter. Very geologically similar to Barbuda, Anegada is a low limestone and coral formation and looks more like a Bahama island than its sister Virgins.
We arrived at the mooring field at 1100, ate a quick lunch, and hired a taxi for the ride across the island to Loblolly. As expected, Loblolly Bay beach was as ...
Next stop – Virgin Gorda, BVI
... Leverick Bay were candidates, all having decent mooring balls. We decided that either BEYC or Saba Rock were the best locations and are essentially the same location, just managed by different businesses. We left open the final choice until our planned return to North Gorda Sound after Larry and Wally departed from Beef Island airport on March 6th. But there was more fun to have before that…. ...



