Yachtsman cruise; Virgin Gorda question

[fortunatetail]

I plan to be one the Jan 4; 2014 sailing; really excited about it. The excursion to Anegada sounds fascinating. But I have never been to the BVI and have never seen the Baths. I don't think it's possible to do both. Any recommendations from people who have done either or both??

[J&MSails]

I have been to the BVI's three times and have gone to the Baths twice. I think they are fascinating and unique. I have never gone to Anegeda. I think it would be difficult to do both. My vote is see the Baths. You will not be disappointed.

[drewdie]

I agree that the Baths should be seen. Anegada has amazing beaches, but the Baths are truly unique and not to be missed.

[fortunatetail]

Thanks for the advice. I think I would be sad to miss seeing the Baths.

[Love.II.Cruise]

I wouldn't miss the baths.

[yogagal47]

I have been to both on the same Seadream cruise. While THE BATHS is unusual and scenic, it is heavily touristed. Anegada is truly unique and off the beaten track. We had a great lobster lunch near the dock and visited a lovely beach. Just depends upon what you are in the mood for!

[2LoveToTravel]

I have been to both on the same Seadream cruise. While THE BATHS is unusual and scenic, it is heavily touristed. Anegada is truly unique and off the beaten track. We had a great lobster lunch near the dock and visited a lovely beach. Just depends upon what you are in the mood for!

We have been to both. Both are lovely. The Baths tend to be somewhat crowded, but sort of a must see place. Went to Anegada in January on a high speed, jet powered boat...Stelth....exciting by itself. Anegada is interesting, and the excursion includes a tour of the island and a stop for refreshments and swimming at beaytiful Cow Wreak Bay.our tour of Anegada returned us to Prickly Pear Beach in time for the fabulous beach party. We will be on the same cruise 2 weeks after you....can't get enough of Windstar! Bon voyage!