Anegada by private boat
The most remote BVI island — a flat coral atoll 28ft above the sea, ringed by one of the Caribbean's longest barrier reefs. A private boat and captain for the day: you pick the stops, local captains bid.
Get bids for a boat day to Anegada →The day by boat
Where the boat leaves from
Straight-line distance from the dock; the course a boat takes is longer.
The run
- About 2 hr or more each way from St. Thomas: flat, far and open water. Expect a fuel surcharge and a longer, pricier day.
Mooring and anchoring
- Setting Point — 12 BoatyBall reservable balls ($55) plus local first-come balls ($40). Reserve; the field fills.
- Setting Point, Anegada: 12 balls, BoatyBall reservable
BVI mooring balls and BoatyBall reservations: VIslandGuide's mooring guide →
BVI customs and passports
Every guest, children included, needs a valid passport. Your captain clears BVI customs at a port of entry (most often Great Harbour on Jost Van Dyke or West End on Tortola), and BVI entry fees of roughly $75–$85 per person are paid on the day.
Before you book the day
Open this season?
- Sid’s Pomato Point: Closed for the season until Nov 1 (dates not confirmed)
- Lobster Trap: Closed for the season until Oct 31 (dates not confirmed)
What a private boat day to Anegada costs
Too few Anegada trips on CharterBid yet for figures of their own. See what captains bid across the Virgin Islands by trip length and group size, then add BVI entry fees of roughly $75–$85 per person — or post this trip and get its own bids.
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Anegada boat day questions
How do I get to Anegada by private boat?
Anegada is in the British Virgin Islands. The closest docks private charters leave from are Spanish Town on Virgin Gorda (about 17 nautical miles in a straight line) and Road Town on Tortola (about 22 nautical miles in a straight line). About 2 hr or more each way from St. Thomas: flat, far and open water. Expect a fuel surcharge and a longer, pricier day.
How much is a private boat day to Anegada?
There are too few Anegada trips on CharterBid yet for figures of their own. The CharterBid price index (boatcharterbid.com/prices) shows what captains bid across the Virgin Islands by trip length and group size; post your trip to get bids for this one.
Do I need a passport for a boat day to Anegada?
Yes. Anegada is in the British Virgin Islands: every guest, children included, needs a valid passport, and BVI entry fees of roughly $75–$85 per person are paid on the day. Your captain clears customs at a BVI port of entry, most often Great Harbour on Jost Van Dyke or West End on Tortola.
Where does the boat moor at Anegada?
Setting Point — 12 BoatyBall reservable balls ($55) plus local first-come balls ($40). Reserve; the field fills. Mooring fields here: Setting Point, Anegada (12 balls, BoatyBall reservable).
What can I add to a Anegada boat day?
The nearest other stops with a page on CharterBid are Cow Wreck Beach (about 2 nm) and Loblolly Bay (about 5 nm). Name every stop you want in your request and captains bid on the whole day.
Post your trip on CharterBid and let local captains bid. Free to post, bids usually arrive within hours.
Place details from the CharterBid / VIslandGuide place register, checked 2026-10-15. VIslandGuide's Anegada island guide →