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Marina· Tortola· Virgin Islands (BVI, USVI and Spanish Virgins)

Nanny Cay Resort & Marina

18° 23.9′ N · 64° 38.2′ W

The BVI's flagship full-service marina, resort and boatyard on the south coast between Road Town and West End: two naturally sheltered basins, home of the BVI Spring Regatta and a hub of marine trades.

British Virgin IslandsUS Virgin IslandsSpanish Virgins

Practical

Up to 320 berths in the inner and outer marinas, motor yachts to 150 ft; superyacht berths for up to six boats in the inner marina (four 140 ft, two 120 ft) and two to 100 ft in the outer. Two fuel docks with fuel, water and ice (water and ice from the marina's own reverse-osmosis plant), pump-out, 120/220 V power at every slip, showers and full backup power. Call the dockmaster on VHF 16 or 68 just before arrival; reservations by VHF 16, phone or email ((284) 394 2512). Marina office 7 am to 11 pm daily; dockmaster 8 am to 5 pm. You must clear in at a BVI port of entry first. No anchoring and no moorings: marina only. Rules: 5-knot limit including dinghies, no use of heads in the marina, no generators after 7 pm, propane grills only. Construction under way (2026): a 1,430 ft breakwater for a new 112-slip south marina; VISMA Notice to Mariners 04-2026 warns of a temporarily realigned entrance channel, so follow current marks. Since 2016 the marina has two entrances, with yellow hazard buoys marking the reef between them (Noonsite).

Best for

Full-service berth, repairs and regatta base

Season

Year-round; a common hurricane-season storage base

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