Boatyard
New breakwater reaches full length; entrance channel dredging work commences; new navigation channel
Nanny Cay’s breakwater for the new 112-slip South Marina has now reached its full 1,430-foot (435 m) length. Work on the breakwater will now continue with the installation of four flushing culverts and the placement of armour rock on top of and inside the existing access road used by trucks and excavators. Dredging for new…
Read MoreNew Breakwater Reaches Half Way Mark
Nanny Cay has reached the halfway mark on the construction of its breakwater for the new 112-slip south marina designed to accommodate the latest generation of catamarans and megayachts. To date, 34,209 tons of rock has been used in the construction to reach the first 715 feet of the 1430-foot (435m) long breakwater. The $30…
Read MoreNotice to Mariners No. 04-2026 – breakwater construction
Virgin Islands Shipping & Maritime Authority has issued Navigation Warning – Notice to Mariners No. 04-2026, concerning the ongoing breakwater construction and temporary channel realignment at Nanny Cay Marina. All vessel owners, managers, operators, skippers, and masters navigating in and around the Nanny Cay Marina entrance and the Sir Francis Drake Channel are requested to…
Read MoreNanny Cay Marina Breaks Ground For New Marina Project
Nanny Cay Marina, the British Virgin Islands premier marina and boatyard, officially broke ground today, Friday, October 31, 2025, heralding a major expansion project. The groundbreaking ceremony for the ambitious development marks a major milestone in Nanny Cay’s continued growth as the BVI’s leading marine hub. The expansion will feature the installation of a custom-designed…
Read MoreDry Sail Programme For 2021/2022 Winter Season
Nanny Cay has introduced a cost-saving Dry sail Programme for the Winter 2021/2022 season November 1, 2021 to May 31, 2022. For a minimum stay of five months, storage in the boatyard includes five free haul and launches and discounted marina rates once afloat. Boatyard storage for a 49-foot yacht including five haul and launches…
Read MorePrivate Vessels & Crew Now Allowed To Enter The BVI
The Cabinet of the Virgin Islands has approved the “COVID-19: Small Vessel Entry Protocol and the COVID-19: Water Taxi Protocols”. This new protocol allows private vessels (under 78 feet in length) and crew to enter the British Virgin Islands. The protocols are as follow: 1) All adults aboard must be fully vaccinated. 2) All adults…
Read More2020 Windstorm Insurance Policy
Nanny Cay Resort & Marina, in conjunction with Caribbean Insurers and Guardian Group, has launched a “2020 Windstorm Policy” to cover sail and motor yachts stored afloat or ashore at Nanny Cay during the 2020 hurricane season (June 1, 2020 to November 30, 2020). Rates start at 1.25% for the six month period, with a…
Read MoreMore Certifications For Tradewind Yamaha Technicians
Tradewind Yachting Services’ Jomar Balcombe, Vernal Walters, and Chuck Steely have just returned from the Yamaha Marine University in Kennesaw, Georgia, brimming with new certifications.
Read MoreNanny Cay Partners With RDA For Pilot Programme
Nanny Cay has partnered with the Recovery & Development Agency (RDA) on a pilot programme for the proper recovery and removal of the remaining 200 derelict and abandoned boats throughout the BVI left after Irma.
Read MoreA Little Bit Of Island Ingenuity
When a very deep draft racing yacht needs a little R&R on the hard, and we have one troublesome high spot in the marina at low tide, we bring a little island-ingenuity to bear.
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