Is Anegada worth visiting on a BVI yacht charter?

Yes, Anegada is worth visiting on a BVI yacht charter: it is the stop guests talk about longest afterward. The island is nothing like the rest of the chain. Where Tortola and Virgin Gorda rise steep and green, Anegada is a flat coral atoll ringed by Horseshoe Reef, with water so shallow it glows. The payoff: Loblolly Bay and Cow Wreck Beach, wild flamingos on the salt ponds, and grilled Anegada lobster ordered before sundown for a beach-table dinner. Plan it as an overnight, not a day hop: the crossing from Virgin Gorda’s North Sound runs about 12 open-water miles, the longest leg on a typical British Virgin Islands charter. A crewed captain times it for calm morning conditions.