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# Events at Anegada Beach Club

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### [Anegada Kite & Paddle Festival 2018](https://www.ticketfairy.com/event/anegada-kite-and-paddle-festival-2018)

Fri, 2 Mar - Sun, 4 Mar 2018

Sports event

Mar

02 - 04

Anegada Beach Club

5:00 PM

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### Events and Programming

Anegada Beach Club is not a conventional concert hall with a fixed calendar of touring artists. Its public programming is built around the beach, restaurant, watersports operation and Anegada’s seasonal community events. The documented programme includes kiteboarding and paddle festivals, children’s activities, multisport races, lobster celebrations, DJs, beach barbecues and private weddings or group functions. The atmosphere is generally relaxed and open-air rather than club-oriented, with the shoreline and island setting providing as much of the experience as the entertainment itself. [ticketfairy.com](https://www.ticketfairy.com/events-in-/anegada-beach-club?c=us)

The clearest recent example is the **Drowned Island Challenge**, a two-day multisport event first held in June 2025 and hosted again on May 30–31, 2026. Anegada Beach Club serves as the event hub for running and swimming activities, with paddleboard races, beach games, a Beach Beer Mile and social gatherings spread across the island. The 2026 programme included two runs, two swims, two paddleboard races and a bonus Beach Bar Mile, followed by a family-style dinner and DJ entertainment.

The annual **Anegada Lobster Festival** is the venue’s most important recurring culinary event. Anegada Beach Club participated in the 2024 festival and placed second in the Best Lobster Sampler competition. Its 2024 entries included lobster deviled egg, lobster kebab and lobster brochette. In 2025, the venue was again listed as a festival sponsor and participating attraction, with dishes including spicy fried lobster mac and cheese and drunken lobster kebab. The 2026 festival is scheduled for November 27–29, with the venue listed for a lobster sampler while the full restaurant lineup remains subject to announcement.

Watersports have also shaped the venue’s event identity. The Anegada Kite and Paddle Festival was publicly listed at Anegada Beach Club in July 2021. Its programme combined kiteboarding and paddleboarding lessons, yoga, downwinders, competition and expression sessions, beach music, cocktails, a BVI-style barbecue and a DJ-led evening. Earlier editions used the property for registration, lessons, beach demonstrations and evening social events, making the resort a natural base for active rather than purely musical programming.

Community programming has included the Anegada Fun Park children’s “Water World Edition” in 2023, as well as government-listed children’s and family activities in earlier years. The venue has also been associated with weddings, family reunions, private dinners and group celebrations. Public records do not show a regular weekly concert series, resident band or recurring headline performance schedule from 2021 through 2026. Private events may arrange their own DJ or live entertainment, but individual bookings are not consistently published.

For visitors choosing a date, the most reliable recurring opportunities are the November lobster festival, seasonal watersports activity, and the Drowned Island Challenge in late May. No additional Anegada Beach Club-specific programme beyond the 2026 events above has been publicly verified.

### Tickets and Booking

Most visits to Anegada Beach Club are not ticketed entertainment visits. Guests normally come for lunch, dinner, a beach day, watersports, spa treatments or an overnight stay. Restaurant service is published for breakfast from 8:00 to 10:30 a.m., lunch from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and dinner from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.; dinner reservations are requested by 5:00 p.m.

The Drowned Island Challenge is the best-documented ticketed event. Published 2026 entry fees were $180 for a run, swim or paddle package and $300 for the full six-race weekend package. Youth participation was available for ages 12–18, with parental presence required and personal flotation devices mandatory for youth paddleboard races. The entry fee did not include a paddleboard, and the event terms stated that fees were non-refundable.

The Anegada Kite and Paddle Festival required advance registration because spaces for lessons, clinics and competitions were limited. A verified public price list for the 2021 edition was not available. The same principle applies to future activity weekends: book accommodation, ferry or flight arrangements and event participation early, particularly for November festival dates when the island’s small room inventory fills quickly.

The Lobster Festival is structured as an island-wide food and tourism event rather than a single admission concert. Visitors move between participating restaurants and attractions, and the available sampler arrangements can change by year. No universal 2026 admission price for Anegada Beach Club has been published. Dining reservations are more important than a conventional box-office strategy, especially for lobster dinner and festival weekends.

Private weddings, reunions and group meals require advance planning. The property’s terms state that rates are generally based on double occupancy, additional guests incur a nightly charge, and a 50 percent deposit is due at booking. Those accommodation policies should not be confused with event admission policies, which vary by organizer.

### About Anegada Beach Club

Anegada Beach Club is a boutique beachfront resort, restaurant, beach bar, watersports base and spa at Keel Point in the The Settlement area of Anegada. It officially opened on May 1, 2013, initially with a soft opening while construction and operational details were still being completed. The property was developed by Mosaka Ventures as part of the wider Driftwood Resort group.

The property combines open-air beachfront palapas with poolside hotel rooms. Current accommodation information lists beachfront, ocean-view and surfside palapa retreats, plus king, twin and family rooms around the pool. The individual palapa categories generally accommodate up to three people, while the two-bedroom surfside retreat accommodates up to six. A published property description has also identified nine beachside palapas and 16 hotel rooms, although no current event-capacity figure is provided.

Anegada Beach Club’s importance comes from its combination of accommodation, food, recreation and transport support on an island with fewer than 500 residents and a tourism economy closely connected to fishing, beaches and lobster. It is one of the few places on Anegada where a visitor can stay directly beside the beach, eat local seafood, arrange watersports and use a resort shuttle without moving between several separate businesses.

### History, Architecture and Renovations

The original design placed thatched outdoor buildings, poolside huts, restaurant areas and palapas behind the island’s natural dunes. The result is low-rise and spread out rather than monumental: the beach, wind, vegetation and open horizon remain visible between buildings. The resort’s signature accommodation is a raised, open-air palapa with a thatched roof, screened sleeping area, private deck and views across the beach. Some palapas include outdoor soaking tubs, while poolside rooms provide air conditioning and more conventional hotel facilities.

Hurricane Irma caused substantial damage to Anegada in September 2017. The beachfront luxury tents were destroyed, while the restaurant, hotel and gift-shop areas reportedly suffered less extensive damage. Anegada Beach Club was rebuilt and reopened on February 1, 2018, with upgraded beach accommodations, improved facilities and additional staffing and vehicles.

The property was upgraded again during the slowdown caused by the COVID-19 period. Mosaka Ventures described the work as a renewal of the palapas and portions of the hotel while retaining the resort’s established style and atmosphere. Current sustainability information also refers to solar energy, waste reduction and conservation efforts, although detailed energy-generation capacity and environmental performance figures are not publicly listed.

### Venue Specifications, Seating and Layout

Anegada Beach Club does not publish a dedicated event hall capacity, concert capacity, stage dimensions, seating chart, audience sightline plan or room-by-room event specification. It should therefore be treated as a flexible resort setting rather than a purpose-built performance venue.

The principal public areas are the open-air restaurant, pool area, beach bar and beachfront. Dining tables sit beneath shaded palapa structures, while the beach provides informal space for loungers, ceremonies, watersports gatherings and outdoor social events. The poolside hotel rooms are separate from the beachfront palapas, creating a division between quieter accommodation areas and the more active restaurant and beach facilities.

There are no published VIP sections or reserved concert seats. For dining, the best views come from tables nearest the beach or beneath the open-sided palapas. For watersports events, the beach offers the closest view of launches and finishes. For social programming, the pool and bar areas are more practical than the guest palapas, which are private accommodation rather than public viewing platforms.

Because the venue is open to wind, waves and weather, sound behaves differently from an enclosed theater. Natural ambience is part of the setting, while wind can affect microphones, small speakers and temporary structures. No permanent concert-grade sound system, lighting rig, backstage area, stage plot or technical production inventory has been publicly documented. Event organizers should treat production equipment as event-specific and confirm requirements in advance.

### Getting There and Parking

The property is identified as The Settlement, British Virgin Islands, and is located at Keel Point on Anegada’s northern side. The island is reached by air, public ferry, private boat or helicopter. The resort lists an on-site helipad for helicopter arrivals and supports private charter-boat transfers.

Public ferry service from Road Town, Tortola is limited to particular days. The published resort schedule lists departures from Road Town at 6:45 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, with return sailings from Anegada at 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. A Sunday sailing is also listed, departing Road Town at 8:00 a.m. and returning from Anegada at 5:00 p.m. Ferry timetables can change seasonally, so visitors should confirm the sailing before committing to an event.

The ferry arrives at Setting Point, not at the resort. Anegada Beach Club has historically offered a complimentary shuttle from the ferry dock or airport, and the property’s watersports partner describes a roughly 10-minute shuttle journey between the resort and The Lobster Trap near the main moorings. The road distance from Setting Point is about 5.5 miles, making the resort shuttle, a taxi or a rental vehicle more practical than walking.

Flights to Anegada are available from Tortola and other regional points, subject to airline schedules. The airport is approximately a 20-minute drive from the resort according to local watersports information. Private charter flights and a helicopter transfer are also listed as options.

Recent accommodation listings report free parking and long-term parking, but the property does not publish a parking-lot capacity, reserved-event parking map or separate event parking charge. There is no verified rideshare service or scheduled public bus connection directly to the venue. Arrange a resort shuttle, local taxi or rental vehicle before arrival rather than assuming a car will be available at the dock.

### Inside the Venue

The atmosphere is casual, quiet and strongly shaped by the outdoors. Guests encounter shaded palapas, sand, tropical vegetation, poolside seating, an open-air restaurant and a beach bar rather than a formal lobby-to-auditorium route. The property is open to day visitors for dining and beach use, not only overnight guests, although access and facilities can vary during private events.

Food and drink are central to the experience. Menus include local lobster, conch, triggerfish, cracked conch, conch fritters, ceviche, burgers, sandwiches, tacos, pizza, steaks, pasta, ribs, curry and daily chef’s specials. Lobster availability is seasonal, and the property’s earlier information identified November through July as the main lobster period.

Other facilities include an outdoor pool, beach loungers, volleyball, a full-service spa, complimentary Wi-Fi and watersports equipment or instruction. The kitesurfing operation offers lessons and rentals for kite equipment, paddleboards, kayaks and snorkel gear, with kite lessons generally operating from November through June and depending on wind conditions.

Palapa retreats are open-air accommodations with screened areas, private decks, beds, bathrooms and basic amenities such as coffee makers, safes, hairdryers and ice chests. Poolside rooms add air conditioning, ceiling fans, refrigerators and satellite television. No public coat check, merchandise operation, permanent ticket counter or general concert-entry security procedure has been documented. Event-specific check-in arrangements should be confirmed with the organizer.

### Nearby Amenities

Anegada Beach Club is part of a small island circuit of restaurants and beach bars rather than an urban entertainment district. Cow Wreck Beach is nearby and is known for its beach bar setting. The Lobster Trap at Setting Point is useful for visitors arriving by ferry or yacht, while Big Bamboo, Potter’s By the Sea, Tipsy and other island restaurants provide alternative stops for food and drinks.

Staying on site is the simplest option for late dinners, sunset events and early-morning races. The palapas provide the distinctive beachfront experience, while the air-conditioned poolside rooms suit visitors who prefer enclosed sleeping quarters. During Lobster Festival weekends and sporting events, book accommodation and transportation together because ferry capacity, rooms and local vehicles are limited.

There is no verified late-night public transit network serving the property. Visitors attending an evening gathering should arrange a return taxi, resort shuttle or designated driver before the event begins. Yacht visitors can use the main anchorage and coordinate land transport from the moorings.

### What Makes This Venue Special

Anegada Beach Club’s defining feature is its low-density relationship with the coast. The venue does not place a stage between the visitor and the island; instead, the beach, dunes, trade winds and horizon form the backdrop. Raised thatched palapas provide privacy and ocean views, while the restaurant and beach bar make the property usable for day visitors as well as overnight guests.

The resort also connects several parts of Anegada’s identity. Lobster and conch link the kitchen to the island’s fishing culture. Kiteboarding and paddleboarding reflect the steady wind and shallow coastal waters. The Lobster Festival draws attention to local restaurants across the island, while the Drowned Island Challenge adds active tourism and overnight demand outside the main culinary season.

Its history is equally important. The resort became one of Anegada’s best-known hospitality projects after opening in 2013, survived the disruption of Hurricane Irma, rebuilt its signature palapas and continued to function as a tourism anchor. In 2018, the wider island’s post-hurricane recovery was described as benefiting from reopened hotels, restaurants and visitor attractions, with Anegada Beach Club among the named properties.

### Economic and Cultural Impact

No independent study quantifies Anegada Beach Club’s individual economic impact, so claims should remain measured. Its contribution is visible through accommodation, restaurant spending, transportation, watersports, spa services and event hosting. The property also creates reasons for visitors to stay overnight rather than visiting Anegada only as a short sailing stop.

The resort buys into the island’s strongest cultural and economic themes by featuring lobster, conch and local seafood, participating in the Lobster Festival and supporting activity-based events. In 2025, its sponsorship was acknowledged as part of the wider festival partnership network. The 2026 Drowned Island Challenge also linked the property with local watersports operators, accommodation discounts and island-wide routes.

The wider Anegada community has also called for more locally managed cultural and food events beyond Lobster Festival. That context matters: Anegada Beach Club is part of a small destination economy where tourism, fishing, transport and community programming overlap, but it is not the sole cultural institution on the island.

### Visitor Tips and Information

Choose a poolside room if air conditioning, enclosed walls and easier access matter more than being directly above the beach. Choose a palapa for the signature open-air experience, but bring insect repellent, light long sleeves and a tolerance for wind, heat and natural beach conditions. Recent guests have praised the views, food, staff and quiet atmosphere, while some have mentioned insects and the adjustment required for open-air accommodation.

Palapa guests must be at least six years old, pets are not allowed, and smoking inside rooms or palapas carries a stated $100-per-night fee. Smoking is permitted outside on the balcony where an ash can is provided. Keys must be returned at checkout, with a stated replacement charge for unreturned keys.

The property publishes an accessibility statement for its website and services, but it does not publish a detailed physical accessibility plan, ADA-equivalent compliance statement, accessible seating map, beach-access specification, pool lift information or public restroom dimensions. The accommodation listings explicitly state that second-level hotel rooms and family suites are accessed by stairs. Visitors with mobility, sensory or medical requirements should obtain a property-specific access confirmation before booking.

Bring essential medication, sun protection, cash for island businesses, a reusable water bottle, insect repellent and weather-appropriate clothing. Do not rely on a last-minute taxi, ferry seat or rental vehicle during a major event. Anegada is remote, schedules are limited and weather can affect both air and sea travel.

### Frequently Asked Questions

#### Is Anegada Beach Club a concert venue?

It is better understood as a beachfront resort, restaurant, bar and event setting than as a concert venue. Publicly documented programming focuses on lobster festivals, watersports, multisport races, children’s activities, private celebrations and occasional DJ or live-music elements. There is no verified weekly concert calendar, resident band programme or published touring-artist schedule. The beach and open-air dining areas are the main event spaces.

#### What are the main Anegada Beach Club events in 2026?

The principal publicly announced events are the Drowned Island Challenge on May 30–31, 2026, and the Anegada Lobster Festival on November 27–29, 2026. The multisport weekend uses the property as an event hub. The lobster festival involves participating restaurants across Anegada, with Anegada Beach Club listed as one of the sampler stops. No further venue-specific 2026 programme has been verified.

#### How much does the Drowned Island Challenge cost?

Published 2026 entry fees were $180 for a run, swim or paddle package and $300 for the full six-race weekend package. The full package covered six events and additional weekend activities. Paddleboards were not included in the entry fee. The event also offered a youth category for ages 12–18, with parental attendance required and personal flotation devices mandatory for youth paddleboard races.

#### Can I visit Anegada Beach Club without staying overnight?

Yes. The property is open to day visitors for food, drinks, beach time and some activities. Day visitors should not assume that every hotel facility is included, particularly during private events or busy festival periods. Restaurant reservations are recommended for dinner, and transportation should be arranged in advance because the venue is several miles from the ferry dock and local taxis are limited.

#### Does Anegada Beach Club have live music every night?

No regular nightly live-music schedule has been verified. Music may form part of special events such as watersports festivals, lobster celebrations, private weddings or multisport weekends. The 2021 kite and paddle programme included beach music and a DJ-led barbecue evening, while the 2026 Drowned Island Challenge included a DJ during its group dinner. Ordinary visits are primarily dining and beach experiences.

#### Is there a cover charge to enter the beach club?

No general cover charge has been publicly listed for ordinary restaurant or beach visits. Ticketed event fees are separate and depend on the organizer. The Drowned Island Challenge published its own registration prices, while the Lobster Festival operates as an island-wide culinary event with arrangements that can vary by year. Confirm any event-specific admission or activity fee before travelling to Anegada.

#### Where do ferries to Anegada arrive?

Public ferries arrive at Setting Point on Anegada’s south side, not directly at Anegada Beach Club. The resort is at Keel Point on the northern side and is roughly 5.5 miles from the ferry area by road. The property has historically provided a shuttle from the ferry dock, and local taxis and rental vehicles are additional options. Walking is not the practical choice.

#### How long does the ferry trip to Anegada take?

The crossing from Road Town, Tortola generally takes about 75 minutes, although conditions and the operating vessel can affect the journey. The route crosses open water, so seas may feel rough in windy weather. Ferry service is limited to particular days and times, making it important to check the current schedule before booking a same-day event, dinner or return flight.

#### Does Anegada Beach Club offer airport pickup?

Yes, the property has historically advertised shuttle transfers from Anegada’s airport, and current travel information lists discounted airport-shuttle arrangements. The airport is around a 20-minute drive from the resort according to local watersports information. Provide arrival details in advance rather than expecting a vehicle to be waiting, especially for late flights, private charters or event weekends.

#### Is parking free at Anegada Beach Club?

Recent accommodation listings report free parking and long-term parking, but the resort does not publish a parking-lot capacity, event parking map or reserved-space policy. Visitors arriving for a private function should confirm where to leave a rental vehicle. Parking is less complicated than transportation to the island, but the limited road network and low local vehicle supply make advance planning sensible.

#### Does the venue have accessible rooms or wheelchair access?

The property publishes a general accessibility statement, but it does not provide a detailed physical accessibility inventory. Its accommodation descriptions state that second-level rooms and family suites are reached by stairs. The public information does not confirm a beach wheelchair, pool lift, step-free palapa, accessible toilet or accessible event seating. Guests with mobility needs should request a specific room and route assessment before paying.

#### Are children allowed in the palapas?

Palapa guests must be at least six years old under the published property terms. Poolside hotel rooms include family-oriented options, including a family suite accommodating up to six people. Children may also attend community and sporting activities, with the Drowned Island Challenge offering a youth category for ages 12–18. Event-specific supervision, swimming and watersports rules may apply.

#### Are pets allowed?

No. The published accommodation terms state that pets are not allowed. The available information does not set out a separate service-animal policy or explain how assistance animals are handled in open-air palapas, restaurant areas or watersports spaces. Visitors who rely on an assistance animal should obtain a property-specific decision before booking because the general no-pets rule may not answer every accessibility question.

#### What food is Anegada Beach Club known for?

The restaurant is best known for fresh Anegada lobster and other local seafood, including conch, triggerfish, cracked conch, fritters and ceviche. It also serves burgers, sandwiches, tacos, pizza, pasta, steaks, ribs and curry. Festival menus can be more inventive, with recent lobster samplers including mac and cheese, kebab, brochette and deviled egg preparations.

#### What time does dinner service end?

The published dinner period is 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., with reservations requested by 5:00 p.m. The wider business-hours listing runs until 9:00 p.m. Seasonal demand, festivals, weather and private events can affect service. Because Anegada has a small tourism economy and restaurants often plan seafood orders in advance, arranging dinner earlier in the day is safer than arriving without a reservation.

#### What should I bring to an event?

Bring sun protection, insect repellent, comfortable sandals or shoes, a light layer for evening wind, medication, a reusable bottle and some cash. A waterproof pouch is useful for ferry journeys and beach activities. Avoid assuming that rideshare, late-night public transport, an ATM or a nearby convenience store will be available. Arrange your return transport before the event begins.

#### Can Anegada Beach Club host weddings or private parties?

Yes. The beachfront setting has been used for weddings, family gatherings, private meals and group celebrations. The property can provide dining and accommodation, while event-specific DJs, bands, decorations, transport and production may require outside suppliers or separate planning. No public private-event capacity or standard wedding package has been verified, so guest numbers and layout must be agreed individually.

#### Does the venue have a stage or professional sound system?

No permanent stage, concert-grade sound system, lighting inventory, backstage area or technical rider has been publicly documented. Events use temporary or organizer-supplied production where required. The venue’s open-air layout can be ideal for acoustic music, DJs and informal performances, but wind, salt air and nearby beach activity affect technical planning. Event organizers should confirm power, weather protection and equipment responsibilities.

#### What is the best time to arrive for a festival weekend?

For a day event, arrive early enough to allow for ferry unloading, shuttle transfers, check-in, lunch and weather delays. For Lobster Festival weekends, an overnight stay is more practical than relying on a same-day return boat. For the Drowned Island Challenge, competitors should arrive before registration and allow time for transitions between the resort, beaches and other island locations.

#### Why is Anegada Beach Club important to Anegada?

The property provides one of the island’s larger combinations of lodging, dining, watersports, spa services, beach access and event infrastructure. It supports the destination’s lobster and beach identity while helping convert day trips into overnight stays. Its post-Irma rebuilding also made it part of Anegada’s tourism recovery. Its role is commercial and cultural, but it operates alongside locally owned restaurants, fishermen and community groups.

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