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#345732 03/30/2026 11:01 PM
by Cleobeach
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We have all the arrangements for our January 2027 trip arranged. Land based on VG for a week (Sea Fans Villa) with my parents, our college aged son and a friends. Starting with a few days in San Juan and finishing at Guana Island (just hubby and I).

We are planning a day trip to Anegada. My mom is not a shell seafood person, she does like fish. The rest of us will happily stuff ourselves with conch and lobster.

Suggests for an Anegada lunch spot? We have eaten at Cow Wreck and all I remember were the flies…. I can’t tell if Wonky Dog is open for lunch from their website.

I also am looking for suggestions on the best way to visit the conch mounds and snorkeling.

Thanks!
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#345755 Mar 31st a 01:18 PM
by Matt W
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Just had a wonderful dinner at Sid's. Believe they are open for lunch.
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#345748 Mar 31st a 11:59 AM
by ndfaninnc
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Ann at Tipsy's has a great menu. Her burgers are incredible. Wonky Dog does not do lunch. ABC is really good. The roti at Flash of Beauty (Monica) is awesome.
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#345884 Apr 3rd a 01:34 PM
by Matt W
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Concur with Bailau on both his points...snorkeling can be difficult with trades blowing 15+...you end up with a lot of surge through the reef.
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#345920 Apr 4th a 03:57 PM
by duckfat
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The best place to snorkel at Flash of Beauty for people that are not strong swimmers is almost right in front of the restaurant. Go out slightly to the right (east) of the easternmost covered seat. From up high on the beach, you can see a visible opening in the reef that comes all the way in. You can snorkel that opening and see quite a bit without having to get very far out. The cut is deep. If you don't go far out, there is normally very little surge there. There are a couple of large rock formations that are teeming with fish, especially beneath them. As you proceed out there, you will begin to feel come surge, so don't go too far. If you are a strong swimmer and have good fins, you can go out quite a bit farther and see many giant heads of coral in about 20 to 40 feet of water. I almost always see larger snapper, grouper, lobster, and a shark or two out in the deeper water.

If you go out farther, make sure that you don't drift too far to the west by taking a sighting from the surface back towards the beach and finding two recognizable objects that in line with each other (a "range" sighting). Then, as you continue, periodically look back and check to see that you have not gone down-current of that original range sighting.

You come back in exactly the way you went out.
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