BVI — Virgin Gorda & East

Anchorages in Virgin Gorda & East BVI

The Baths (moorings only, UNESCO-celebrated granite boulders), Spring Bay, North Sound's Bitter End Yacht Club (70 moorings, flat water), Leverick Bay, Gorda Sound — and the extraordinary challenge of Anegada's Horseshoe Reef.

Critical warnings for Virgin Gorda & Anegada

The Baths: anchoring is prohibited — National Parks Trust marine park; mooring buoys only ($30/night NPS). Arrive before 09:00 in peak season to secure a buoy. The mooring field fills completely by mid-morning December–March. Anegada requires current charts and GPS waypoints — coral heads shift; use the 2026 edition of Doyle's Cruising Guide waypoints. Approach via the buoyed channel ONLY; the inner green buoy must be left to port when entering from the south. Depth at Setting Point: 8–11ft (2.4–3.4m — shallow draft preferred). Horseshoe Reef — marked on all charts — is an 18nm barrier reef and protected fisheries zone: stay outside the reef; no fishing; no anchoring on reef.

Verified Anchorages — Virgin Gorda & East BVI

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Set Your Anchor Alarm Before You Sleep

In Anegada's shallow Setting Point anchorage, any anchor drag could put you on Horseshoe Reef before dawn. Safety Anchor Alarm monitors your GPS position continuously — critical in these waters.

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