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Nanny Cay Marina, British Virgin Islands.
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Nanny Cay Marina

A 320-berth marina and boatyard on Tortola's south coast, for yachts up to 150 feet, with 50-ton and 70-ton wide-body travel lifts.

Marina · International

Welcome to Nanny Cay Marina

Nanny Cay Marina is on the south coast of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, about three miles west of Road Town. It is part of the Nanny Cay resort, which includes a hotel, restaurants and a boatyard. The marina has 320 berths and takes yachts up to 150 feet. The boatyard has a 50-ton travel lift for monohulls up to 68 feet and 10 feet draught, and a 70-ton wide-body lift for catamarans up to 32 feet beam.

Guide TypeMarina Guide
TerritoryBritish Virgin Islands
LocationTortola, south coast
RegionTortola
Telephone+1 284 394 2516
Marina VHFChannel 16
Berths320
Maximum LOA150 ft
FuelFuel, water and ice on the dock
Lifting50 t and 70 t (wide-body) travel lifts
Wi-FiHigh-speed internet
ShowersMain block behind the hotel foyer, a second by the boatyard
ChandleryOn site
Security24-hour security patrols
CustomsClear in at an approved BVI port of entry first

Arrival by Sea

Call the dockmaster on VHF Channel 16 or 68. Yachts arriving from outside the BVI clear customs and immigration at a port of entry such as Road Town before moving to Nanny Cay.

Facilities Afloat

Fuel, water and ice are on the dock. The main showers and restrooms are behind the hotel foyer, with a second block by the boatyard. High-speed internet, laundry, an ATM and car rental are on site.

Security guards patrol the grounds 24 hours a day.

Marine Services

The boatyard has 50-tonne and wide-body 70-tonne travel lifts, and chandlery, electronics, electrical and air-conditioning businesses work on site.

Ashore

All vessels must register their arrival with BVI Customs and Immigration and clear in at an approved port of entry before going to Nanny Cay. Taxis are available at the marina.

Events

Nanny Cay hosts the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival each spring.

Nearby Cruising

The Sir Francis Drake Channel runs east past Peter, Cooper and Ginger Islands to Virgin Gorda. Norman Island and its Bight are a short sail south-west.

Skipper's Notes

Marina VHF: Channel 16. Telephone: +1 284 394 2516.

Before You Arrive

  • Confirm the berth, vessel dimensions and arrival instructions directly with the marina or harbour office.
  • Check depths, tidal access and any entry or clearance formalities before arrival.
  • Use current charts, pilot books, forecasts and local notices, and follow harbour-master directions.
  • Treat every map and position in this Guide as general orientation, never navigation.
  • Recheck fuel, lifting and seasonal service availability before departure.

Contact and booking

Berths, prices, depths and arrival procedures change. Confirm them directly with the marina or harbour office before you sail.

Frequently asked questions

What VHF channel does Nanny Cay Marina use?

Marina VHF: Channel 16.

What is the phone number for Nanny Cay Marina?

Telephone: +1 284 394 2516.

What is the largest boat Nanny Cay Marina can take?

Maximum LOA: 150 ft.

Is fuel available at Nanny Cay Marina?

Fuel: Fuel, water and ice on the dock.

Where do visiting boats clear in at Nanny Cay Marina?

Customs: Clear in at an approved BVI port of entry first.

Find your way

Location

This map is provided for general orientation only and must not be used for navigation.

Local knowledge

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