In contrast to the mountainous volcanic formation of the remainder of the Virgin Islands, Anegada is comprised of coral and limestone, and at its highest point is 28 feet above sea level. This low-lying island is a wildlife sanctuary and refuge for colonies of flamingos, herons and ospreys. It is also home to the endangered rock iguana, which can grow up to 5 feet long. Surrounding Anegada you will find reefs hiding hundreds of age-old shipwrecks and glorious beaches with fine white sand.
 
Once the sun sets, its time to make it to one of the shore-side restaurants for the famous Anegada lobster dinners, cooked to succulent perfection over an open fire.