Despite facing the restless Atlantic, Anegada's northeast coast is protected by a horseshoe reef, a barrier that allows for a vague series of placid, bathtub-like bays. Bring snorkel gear from your hotel to swim out and explore the reef—if

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Despite facing the restless Atlantic, Anegada's northeast coast is protected by a horseshoe reef, a barrier that allows for a vague series of placid, bathtub-like bays. Bring snorkel gear from your hotel to swim out and explore the reef—if you're lucky, you'll spot rays, turtles, or the island's famed lobsters (the 300-plus carcasses of wrecked ships that slumber here are harder to locate). Named after a misfortune involving a hull full of cattle, Cow Wreck Bay is the place to dine on grilled lobster at beachside tables, with your feet in the sand.

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