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 Re: Anegada
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May 27th a 12:03 AM
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I agree it's a bucket-list type of destination. You can take pride in extra effort it takes to get there (and back) and it's just a different feel. I'm not sure I agree that you should spend two nights there. We had planned on that but we got there early enough, rented a Moke and drove to the North side, did the bars and Loblolly, and then dinner at Wonky Dog (I think). Not sure what else we would have done the next day but I know you can do the Conch Island tour.
The anchor/mooring field is shallow. Don't stray too far out side the field (in a mono anyway). Ask me how I know...
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