The Bitter End Yacht Club is great for all water activities, from snorkeling to diving, sailing, swimming. There are non-stop water activities all day, along with the freshest of food and vegetables selected for their prime. The villas, set high on the hillsides, are wood paneled, elegant and offer endless blue views of the sea and sky. Great for both isolation and being gregarious. I think Leverick Bay Hotel is cheerful and less costly than the biggies.
Water activities abound h ere.
Pusser's Restaurant and Emporium offer lots to do and buy, but you've got to go up over the hill, and you tend to stay here at North Sound. To me, walking on the beach seems like I am at the beginning of time. Anegada has a ten million dollar frame of beach, birds, surf, grasses and little fishes, and the interior is a flat, dull island made of low bush. Flamingos were bred there a few years ago and you may see them in the distance. The premier resort is low-key Anegada Reef Resort , with 18 comfortable rooms, a private home available for families, lovely cuisine and a great ambience in the evening as visitors from the sailboats come in for dinner.