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Re: One day in Anegada
[Re: JulieD]
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05/10/2022 10:11 AM
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ndfaninnc
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One day is not enough with a Kelly/Sherwin tour. 2 days will give you a chance to see much more of the island. If you do a couple of days, besides Cow Wrek and Tippsy, check out Sid's. Sid is a great guy and the food is very good. The view from there is really good. Multiple great choices for dinner near the docks.
Go Irish!! Bill
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Re: One day in Anegada
[Re: JulieD]
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05/11/2022 08:29 PM
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Skytrucker
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I have the same question as the OP…. What about this for a time line? Northsound to Anegada by 10-11am, drive/explore for the afternoon, lobster dinner in the eve., THEN next morning do a half day with Kelly to the conch island and bug outta the anchorage for Camanoe or Guana island before sunset…
Though as I type it, I hear myself having said before “I don’t want this next trip to be “rush-rush-rush” to the next anchorage”
Last edited by Skytrucker; 05/11/2022 08:30 PM. Reason: Typos (autocorrect…amiright!?!)
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Re: One day in Anegada
[Re: Skytrucker]
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05/11/2022 10:20 PM
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Assuming you’re chartering, you’ve got to be moored or anchored before dusk. Getting back on board after a morning conch island tour and rushing to make it down to Guana or Great Camanoe in time sounds stressful to me, even if you succeed.
Tom Garvey
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Re: One day in Anegada
[Re: Husker]
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05/14/2022 10:10 PM
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Good to know it can be done - Anegada to Jost seems farther than I’d like to push it, but I might try for guana or maybe as far as cane garden for the night- I agree with the “why rush” ideas too though, with so many cool spots to stop, I feel the pull of the next anchorage, but I’m trying to temper that with the slow down, experience “island time”… Probably end up playing by how we feel, day-of whether we leave or stay in Anegada, even if it means skipping something along the next way…..
Thanks for the input!
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