Anegada?

[Bob & Anita]

Has anyone stayed on Anegada? If so, where have you stayed? Thoughts/opinions of your lodging and the island?

[Anthony]

Guys we stayed there about a year and a half ago at a place I would highly recommend, <a href="http://www.caribbean-on-line.com/cgi-bin/bannertrak.cgi?d=http://www.lavendabreeze.com/&c=lavenda/">Lavenda Breeze</a>. This is a private villa at the end of the earth! It was great. I have a lot of details about that and Anegada on the Coconut Telegraph.

Start here:

http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/c ... otos.shtml

Let the whole page load and just keep scrolling down for pictures and text about Anegada. I would try Neptune's Treasure if you want more of a hotel and more "civilization".

This page had tons of <a href="http://www.virgin-islands-on-line.com/coconut-telegraph/archives/000685.shtml">Anegada Travel information</a> too.

[Bob & Anita]

Anthony, Thank you for the information. Its very helpful; we actually found it yesterday with a seach of the BVI forum. Lavendar Breeze sounds like a nice place.

We were wondering if anyone has a review of Bonefish Villa as well.

[Anthony]

We drove by Bonefish - it looked neat. Small - sitting all by itself off the road sort of with nothing around. Not right on the beach. I think Nancy Anderson in St. Thomas rents it (as well as other people) -

[Jim]

Lavenda Breeze is the nicest place on Anegada hands down. But if that isn't in your budget Neptunes Treasure is next. The Soares Family at Neptunes will treat you like family. You will meet a lot of great people at the bar. If you want more remote, Alex at Cow Wreck has some nice cottages to rent (no A/C during the Summer) and they are on a great beach.

The beach at Neptunes isn't great, but short cab ride to the beach. Bonefish is better if you want to do shore fishing, it is located on the flats rather than a beach.