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Loblolly Bay, Anegada: white sand curving away along the north shore, turquoise water over the reef and palm fronds overhead
British Virgin Islands · 2 rental companies

Car, Jeep and scooter rentals on Anegada

Anegada is flat, eleven miles long, and its famous beaches are miles from the ferry dock at Setting Point. A Jeep, a moke, a scooter or an e-bike is how you see it on your own. Here are the two rental desks we could confirm are trading, and what they charge.

Photo: Kathleen Tyler Conklin, CC BY 2.0
The first question

Do you need a car on Anegada?

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Loblolly Bay, Cow Wreck and the north-shore beaches are miles from Setting Point. Taxis are open trucks arranged through the restaurants and hotels: $20 for one, $10 each for three or more, from Setting Point to Loblolly Bay, Cow Wreck or the Anegada Beach Club.

The island is flat, so an e-bike or a scooter works, but many roads are sand; a Jeep or moke takes the tracks. Rentals here cost about double Virgin Gorda's.

Rent or take taxis? Do the sums

The taxi column is the official fixed fare from Setting Point, there and back, for your party; change the rental rate to the quote you have.

Taxis$300
Rental$850

Taxis win by $550 for 2 people over 5 days.

Taxi: the official fare Setting Point ↔ Loblolly Bay, $30 each way for 2 together, 2 rides a day. BVI fares: one rider pays the top rate, three or more the lowest. Night (midnight–6 AM), luggage and waiting surcharges are extra; the fare calculator has every pair.

2 companies · checked Oct 18, 2026

Car rental companies on Anegada

Both desks are at Setting Point, by the ferry dock. Anegada Reef includes fuel, which matters on an island with almost none. Reviews of Anegada Amazing Rentals are mixed: its scooters are praised, and several renters complained about the state of its cars, Jeeps and mokes.

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2 companies, each checked as trading in 2025–26.

1Anegada Reef2Amazing Rentals
Main roadsBeach sand

2 rental offices on Anegada; the numbers match the cards.

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Anegada Reef Jeep & Car Rentals

Local companyAnegada Reef Hotel, Setting PointMeets the ferryDelivers

The rental desk at the Anegada Reef Hotel by the ferry dock, with posted prices that include fuel, the one thing the island is short of.

Fleet
Moke (manual), Jeep Wrangler, safari truck (10–13 seats), e-bike
Price
$150–$175 a daymoke $150, Jeep Wrangler $155, safari truck $175 a day, fuel included; e-bikes $20 an hour or $40 a day · posted rate, read Oct 18, 2026
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Anegada Reef Hotel; Setting Point ferry dock
Hours
Mon–Fri 8 AM–6 PM, Sat–Sun 9 AM–6 PM
Know
Book by phone or the form; no online payment.

Trading: © 2026 site with current prices; the hotel's front desk arranges rentals (Visit Caribbean, September 2026) (source). Checked Oct 18, 2026.

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Anegada Amazing Rentals

Local companySetting Point, by the ferry dock

The scooter rental at Setting Point (also known as S&K), with Jeeps, SUVs, trucks and mokes too. Reviews are mixed: the scooters are praised, several renters complained about the cars.

Fleet
scooters, SUVs, Jeeps, pickup trucks, mokes
Price
Not published: ask for a quote
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Setting Point office
Know
Also runs taxis and snorkel trips to Conch Island. Look the vehicle over before you sign.

Trading: Tripadvisor reviews from March 2025 to February 2026 (source). Checked Oct 18, 2026.

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We list a company only with dated evidence it is renting now: recent reviews, posts or a live booking engine with 2026 dates. Prices are what each company posts, read on the date shown; quotes change with the season and the fleet. Not affiliated; nobody paid to be here.

Before you drive

Driving on Anegada: the rules of the road

Side of the road
Drive on the LEFT, in American left-hand-drive cars. Keep left on the blind bends and when pulling out of a car park.
Licence
Bring your home licence and US$10 in cash. Sources disagree on who needs the BVI temporary licence: the U.S. State Department's May 2026 advisory says every visitor renting a car does, and Hertz sells it at its counter for $10; Canada's June 2026 travel advice and the Enterprise/National/Alamo counters say a stay under 30 days can drive on the home licence alone. Rental counters issue it on the spot, valid about three months.
Seat belts and phones
Seat belts in front, car seats for infants, and no phone in the hand while driving.
Insurance
Most auto policies from home do not cover the BVI, the franchise counters warn. Check your credit card's rental cover before you decline the collision waiver; damage deductibles run $750–$1,000.
Currency
The BVI uses the U.S. dollar. Rates carry a 5% government tax.
Roads
Flat, with sand tracks to the north-shore beaches. Cows, donkeys and flamingo ponds: go slowly.
Fuel
Fuel is scarce on Anegada. Anegada Reef includes it in every rental; ask the others how much is in the tank.
Licence
The BVI temporary licence is for cars and scooters; Anegada has no motor-vehicle office, so confirm before you sail that your desk can issue it. E-bikes need no licence.
Good to know

Anegada car rental tips

Lobster first

Dinner lobster is cooked to order: call your restaurant by 4 PM, then drive back to the moorings.

Cash

Bring cash. There is no ATM we could confirm on the island.

E-bikes

Anegada Reef's e-bikes are $20 an hour or $40 a day, no licence needed, and the island is flat.

Check the vehicle

Walk round the Jeep or moke before you sign: look at the tyres, the lights and the fuel.

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Car rentals on the other islands

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Anegada car rental FAQ

Can you rent a car on Anegada?

Yes. Anegada Reef Jeep & Car Rentals at the Anegada Reef Hotel rents mokes, Jeep Wranglers, safari trucks and e-bikes; Anegada Amazing Rentals at Setting Point rents scooters, Jeeps, SUVs, trucks and mokes.

How much is a Jeep on Anegada?

Anegada Reef posts $155 a day for a Jeep Wrangler, $150 for a moke and $175 for a safari truck, fuel included; e-bikes are $40 a day.

Do I need a car on Anegada?

Not if you take taxis: from Setting Point to Loblolly Bay or Cow Wreck is $20 for one or $10 each for three or more. To explore on your own, rent a Jeep, moke, scooter or e-bike.

Do I need a licence to rent on Anegada?

For a car or scooter, the BVI temporary licence (about US$10). Confirm the desk can issue it, since there is no motor-vehicle office on the island. E-bikes need no licence.

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