Anegada Conch Middens
A vast accumulation of conch shells, carbon-dated to the 13th century, created by centuries of fishermen on the East End of Anegada, British Virgin Islands.

šŸ“œ A 12-foot-high mountain range of conch shells, carbon-dated to the 13th century.
šŸ” Formed by indigenous people and later fishermen discarding shells.

Why Go

šŸŒŠ Unique historical and ecological site
šŸ  Observe marine life like nurse sharks, stingrays, and turtles
ā›µ Accessible by local boat tours, avoiding large charter catamarans
šŸļø Glimpse the BVI before European arrival

Why Avoid

šŸš¤ Only accessible by boat with local piloting skills

Tips

šŸ“ž Contact Anegada tour companies for boat trips
šŸ½ļø Try local conch dishes like fritters or chowder

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