Anegada Boat Tours — British Virgin Islands

Our Tours

Both tours are private — just your group, up to 8 guests.

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Kitesurfer riding past the conch shell mounds

Explore Anegada with Professionals

Our experienced captains take you to lively reefs where you'll see a variety of marine life. We always choose the safest areas depending on the conditions so you are in safe hands.

Guests floating in the shallows beside a sandbar

Private and Personal Experience

Our tours are private, so you get a trip built around you — your group, your pace, and the spots you most want to see.

A school of surgeonfish over the reef

More Than a Boat Ride

We provide snorkel gear, floaties and a cooler with ice-cold drinks, so all you need to bring is swimwear, sunscreen and a camera.

What guests say

Anegada is unlike anywhere else in the British Virgin Islands

Flat, remote, and surrounded by Horseshoe Reef, one of the largest barrier reefs on the planet. We're based right here on the island, running small, locally guided boat tours out to the best snorkeling and swimming spots around.

We started Anegada Boat Tours because we wanted to share what makes this place special — calm, shallow water full of marine life.

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A green turtle swimming over the white sand

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Other Services

Beyond the tours, our boat is available for tender support and kite downwinders around the BVI. Get in touch and we will arrange it.

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Tender Services

Reliable tender support for yachts and sailing regatta race teams around the BVI.

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Kite Downwinders

Support boat services for experienced kiters wanting to ride the best downwind routes in the BVI.

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Get in touch

Questions about a tour, a private charter or tender support? Send us a message and we'll get back to you within a few hours.

Questions, answered

Quick answers to the questions we get asked most.

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Where do we meet?

The Lobster Trap at Setting Point — or, if you're arriving by yacht, we'll pick you up from your mooring.

What's included?

Snorkel gear and floaties, plus a cooler with ice-cold water and beers.

What should I bring?

Sunscreen, swimwear, and a camera. We recommend reef-safe sunscreen to protect the coral. A towel is handy but not essential.

Do I need snorkeling experience?

No experience is needed for the Conch Island tour — the water there is calm, shallow, and very forgiving. The Horseshoe Reef drift snorkel is best for confident swimmers.