Nanny Cay has focused on the environment since the property was acquired in 2000. Created a new haul out put to capture anti-fouling and only sell and apply non-toxic anti-fouling paint. Installed sewerage pump out facility.Adopted a better way of constructing marina bulkheads to keep mangroves. The existing inner and…
Marine Training & Education at HLSCC – Funding & Support City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Marine Construction, Systems Engineering and Maintenance (2014-2017) Sponsor and host of BVI Spring Regatta since 2010 at a cost of approximately $50K per annum. Hosts KATS swimming Hosts BVI Swim team training Hosts Police swimming training Hosts RBVIYC youth sailing program Hosts and sponsors VISAR Winter…
Seagrasses support commercial fisheries and biodiversity, clean the surrounding water and help take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. Because of these benefits, seagrasses are believed to be the third most valuable ecosystem in the world (only preceded by estuaries and wetlands). Seagrasses are capable of capturing and storing a…
Nanny Cay Resort & Marina (Nanny Cay), which is owned by the Developer, operates a full-service marina and boatyard. Nanny Cay has invested significantly over the years including a major reconstruction to the entire marina facilities following Hurricane Irma. The existing facilities contain berths for 302 yachts, with capacity for…
The beach will be moved between the two marinas. Public access will continue and the new beach will have more usable swimming and bathing area than the current beach because of the amount of coral rubble in the water. In addition to the panoramic restaurant in behind it, there will…
In order to ensure the continuation of the existing services to the south of Nanny Cay, the construction of the new marina and amenities will be divided into two main phases, fundamentally split between sea side and land side construction. Construction started on January 30, 2026 Phase 1 – Sea side…
There has been steady and strategic development at Nanny Cay over the last 5 decades as it has adapted to an increasing market demand for high quality marina facilities, playing a key role in the BVI becoming a world leading sailing destination. In this time, the marina has grown from…
The two existing marinas at Nanny Cay contain berths for 300 yachts, with capacity for 110 monohulls to the outer marina and 190 monohulls of various sizes on the inner marina. The surrounding infrastructure on the Marina has been developed over the years to include;
Nanny Cay is located on the south coast of Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands. Located between the capital, Road Town and the West End, there has been a functioning marina on the site since the land was earmarked for development in 1961. The name Nanny Cay was derived from…