For decades, Nanny Cay has been a working marina first and a resort second — practical, well-placed, and respected by cruising sailors and charter fleets alike. This new development signals something bigger: a response to the rapid evolution of the Caribbean fleet itself. Catamarans are getting wider. Multihulls are getting heavier. Megayachts are getting more complex. And the infrastructure required to support them has to evolve. A New South Marina for the Modern Fleet At the heart of the expansion is a new 112-slip South Marina, engineered to accommodate the latest generation of performance catamarans and large sailing yachts now arriving in the region.