Reef Hotel for Lobster Dinner, Girls help clean the Lobster

The girls headed to shore at the Anegada Reef Hotel as the sun was setting behind them. We relaxed on the beach and enjoyed a lobster dinner cooked over driftwood on the beach in old oil drums. The girls helped the Reef Hotel Pull lobsters for Dinner. It literally doesn't get any fresher....

 Pulling Lobsters with the locals

Excited for Dinner!

Grills Burning Down Driftwood to Cook the Lobster

Whats your favorite thing about Anegada?

Freshly Cleaned Lobster from 50ft away Grilled Over Driftwood......Perfection

Snorkeling Cow Wreck Bay, Exploring Anegada

Once we picked up mooring balls at Anegada, we went by the church to arrange the morning service project, saw the endangered Anegada Rock Iguana, and snorkeled at Cow Wreck Bay. Tonight we are heading into the Anegada Reef Hotel for a Lobster Dinner.

Ready to Explore the Island By Truck

Snorkeling in Cow Wreck Bay

Relaxing at Cow Wreck After a long Sail

Sail from North Sound to Anegada

After closely monitoring the weather breakup through the night the girls set out from North Sound, Virgin Gorda bound for Anegada. The girls setup jack lines and donned harnesses and PFDs in the early hours of the morning and motored out of North Sound. They raised sails as they entered the Necker Island Passage bound for Anegada. The girls watched the squalls blow through the passage and   the southern Anegada Reef as we approached the anchorage at the north end of the island. The girls navigated the challenging approach with ease and were settled in at Anegada before lunch. After a quick rest, the girls headed to shore to explore the island.

All strapped in and ready to head north to Anegada

Underway leaving North Sound, Entering the Anegada Passage

Grinding in the Jib in heavy wind conditions

 Harnessed in for our Open Ocean Sail to Anegada

The boats sailed side by side on the passage to Anegada. The girls are adjusting sail trim to match speeds on the way up. 

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