Description:
Set in one of the finest and most central locations in the BVI, Nanny Cay is located on the south side of Tortola, between the capital Roadtown and West End. The marina provides some of the very best marine services and facilities in what is a top sailing destination. The island of Tortola itself is tropical, with many breath-taking sights and great places to visit. Nanny Cay has always been known as a well-protected marina, with beautiful surrounding hills and a relaxed feel about it.
During 2016 an outer marina development opened, meaning there are now two entrances to the marina with yellow hazard buoys marking the reef between the two channels (see photo below).
Position:
18°24' N, 064°38' W (marina)
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Nanny Cay Marina Services available:
Fuel, water, ice. The swimming pool is restored. The grocery store is open and stocked. Captain Mulligan’s Sports Bar and Genaker Cafe are open. All of the businesses based at Nanny Cay are operational to varying degrees. Both Travelifts are fully functional. Work yard space is being cleared quickly to provide a working environment. New cellular towers have been installed and are operational.
Docking space has been reduced in the inner marina. Slips have been created inside the marina entrance and at the fuel dock – boats tie stern-to along the quay of the inner marina with moorings for the bows. The outer marina docks were largely undamaged.