The Tiny Caribbean Island of Anegada Is Filled With Jaw-Dropping, Uncrowded Beaches, Colorful Bungalows and More Lobster Than You Can Imagine

The lobster is the first thing you notice. It’s everywhere, on every menu, on the signs and, at some establishments, right off the dock. It’s part of the identity here on the tiny Caribbean island of Anegada, where the crawling crustacean is part of the tapestry of life. This is, unquestionably, the Caribbean capital of lobster.

Then you look around and you see the white sand. White sand, sand so white it makes you squint from the sheer glimmer of it. Take your moped down the road and you’ll find some of the most breathtaking, pristine, just-about-empty beaches you’ve ever imagined, some just slivers of sandy crescent, others home to beloved little beach bars with the British Virgin Islands’ famous painkillers.

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