149 documented anchorages and harbours in Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands, ranked by boaters' ratings: shelter, seabed, services, photos and reviews, ready to open in the BoatMap app.
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One of the two designated anchorages of Virgin Islands National Park, off Lind Point just north of Cruz Bay on St. John.
Bay off the south-east coast of St. Thomas, in front of the entrance to Benner Bay and its marinas, within the St. Thomas East End Reserves.
Small bay with a beach on the east end of St. Thomas, just east of Red Hook.
Anchorage off a beach 4.4 NM west of the Club Náutico de Ponce, on the south coast of Puerto Rico.
Bay on the south-west coast of St. John, about 2 km south of Cruz Bay, with a beach at its head and the Westin St. John resort ashore.
Anchorage off Esperanza, the village on the south coast of Vieques, where most cruising yachts visiting the island lie.
Anchorage off Playa Córcega, south of the town of Rincón on the west coast of Puerto Rico.
Anchorage off Playa El Guano at Maunabo, on the south-east coast of Puerto Rico, 4.8 NM south-west of Palmas del Mar.
Western corner of Reef Bay on the south coast of St. John, within Virgin Islands National Park, where the Reef Bay Trail comes down to the sea.
Anchorage by Cayo Chiva on the south coast of Vieques, 3.2 NM east of Esperanza, off the Vieques National Wildlife Refuge.
Anchorage off the south-east beach of Cayo Luis Peña, across the channel from Dewey, Culebra, 1.6 NM away.
Mooring off Cayo Diablo, a small cay in the eastern part of La Cordillera Reef Natural Reserve, 6 NM north-east of Fajardo.
Anchorage off Sandy Point, the south-west tip of St. Croix, next to Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge.
Main harbour and town of St. John, on the west coast, where the ferries from Red Hook and Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas come in.
Large bay on the south-east side of St. John, with the small settlement of Coral Bay and its harbour at the head.
Harbour of Isabel Segunda, the main town of Vieques, on the north coast of the island, 13.6 NM from Puerto del Rey.
Anchorage by Mosquito Pier, the mile-long breakwater on the north-west coast of Vieques, 4.5 NM west of Isabel Segunda.
Bay on the north side of the East End of St. John.
Anchorage 1.5 NM south-east of Marina de Salinas, on the south coast of Puerto Rico.
Bay on the north coast of the eastern tip of Vieques, 1.1 NM across the island from Bahía Salina del Sur, in the former US Navy range.
Anchorage in Jobos Bay, between Salinas and Guayama on the south coast of Puerto Rico, inside the Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
Anchorage at the Boca del Infierno, the pass at the western end of the Cayos Caribe, the chain of 15 mangrove islets that closes Jobos Bay on the south coast of Puerto Rico.
Anchorage off Playa Buyé, Cabo Rojo, on the west coast of Puerto Rico, 1.5 NM south of Puerto Real and 2.2 NM north of Boquerón Bay.
Anchorage off Cayo Lobos, a private cay in the La Cordillera chain 4.2 NM north-east of Fajardo, north-east Puerto Rico.
Anchorage by the Cayos de Barca, mangrove cays 4.2 NM south-east of Salinas and 1 NM west of the Boca del Infierno, entrance to Jobos Bay.
Anchorage off Playa Media Luna, a small bay 1.2 NM east of Esperanza on the south coast of Vieques.
Anchorage off Ocean Park beach in San Juan, on the Atlantic coast of Puerto Rico east of Condado.
Anchorage off Playa Santa, in the municipality of Guánica, 2.3 NM south-west of Ensenada on the south-west coast of Puerto Rico.
Anchorage at Punta Caballo on the north coast of Vieques, 3.3 NM west of Isabel Segunda.