goboatingnow - that's
Antigua with a beach for each day.
Anegada has only a couple of beaches, but they surround the whole island and are rather empty!
KW60 - New Year's or Old Years' as they often call it in the
BVI is low key at Anegada. There are two main restaurants in the anchorage - the Anegada Reef
Hotel and Potter's by the Sea and both will be open. I had planned on spending New Years at Anegada this year (last year was Leverick, the year before
Saba, the year before Trellis...) but won't be back in the
BVI in time.
It is worth staying a couple of days at Anegada and on the beaches, it is the most laid back atmosphere in the BVI.
For additional information you could post your question at
Traveltalkonline: Viewing forum: British Virgin Islands where a couple of Anegada residents also hang out.