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Pomato Point, Anegada

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In the southwest, a very broad beach that lets onto a calm and protected snorkel area of what is known as â€œpatch reefsâ€. There is a small bar/restaurant that has a room given over to artefacts collected from the many shipwrecks that have occurred around the island.

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