Reported by SY Starry Horizons Oct 2019: Antanimora is a small island with a large sand spit. It’s very beautiful. We anchored on the south side of the sand spit, while most boats anchored on the north side. The south side is unprotected during the morning winds, but they are also lighter. The north side is exposed during the stronger afternoon winds.
Walking the sand spit is lovely. We snorkeled north of the sand spit in the morning – not much to see. We found someone to guide us up to the top of the mountain for a lovely view. It was a great hike, and we paid our local guide a little bit of money for his help. This is usually the furthest south that the charter boats go. We did spot a whale in our anchorage. Unfortunately, we also had some MASSIVE shrieking cicadas fly out to our boat. They sounded like very loud rats. Be sure to put your bug screens on.
