MARINA & BOATYARD EXPANSION

New South Marina

To meet the growing demands, Nanny Cay is proposing to create additional marina dockage, more boatyard space, recreational amenities, and opportunities for new businesses to service the current and future needs of the marine sector, by adding a new South Marina and supporting infrastructure.

112 SLIPS
New south marina dockage
8 × 125FT · 2 × 180FT
Slips dedicated for megayachts
150 TON
New haul out facility, outer peninsula
BEAM 44FT
Maximum beam for the new Marine Travelift

A Centre For Yachting Excellence

Nanny Cay has become a centre for yachting excellence in the Caribbean and a landmark facility for the marine sector providing a world class destination for the sailing community.

In order to accommodate the growing demands for a world class facility in the region, with the capacity to facilitate larger and more sophisticated vessels, such as mega-yachts, with the necessary lift and haul out facilities, and for the jurisdiction to remain competitive, it is essential that Nanny Cay expand and upgrade its current facilities and offering.

To meet the growing demands, Nanny Cay is proposing to create additional marina dockage, more boatyard space, recreational amenities, and opportunities for new businesses to service the current and future needs of the marine sector, by adding a new South Marina and supporting infrastructure.

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Key Features Of Expansion

01

New south marina with 112 slips including eight 125-foot and two 180-foot slips dedicated for megayachts.

02

Increased capacity boatyard and Marine Travelift for boats with a maximum beam of 44 feet.

03

New landside facilities.

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PHASE I - 16 MONTHS

Breakwater, boatyard and haul out

The breakwater is the first part of phase 1 of the construction which also encompasses reclamation and expansion of the existing boatyard and construction of a new 150-ton haul out facility on the outer peninsula.

In order to ensure minimise disruption to existing services at Nanny Cay, the construction of the new marina and amenities has been divided into two main phases, split between seaside and land-side construction. Phase I is anticipated to take 16 months, phase II 28 months.

PHASE II - 28 MONTHS

Phase II comprises staged construction of:

The breakwater is the first part of phase 1 of the construction which also encompasses reclamation and expansion of the existing boatyard and construction of a new 150-ton haul out facility on the outer peninsula.

In order to ensure minimise disruption to existing services at Nanny Cay, the construction of the new marina and amenities has been divided into two main phases, split between seaside and land-side construction. Phase I is anticipated to take 16 months, phase II 28 months.

  • 01 Concierge facility, including shower and bathroom facilities
  • 02 Marine hub with Royal BVI Yacht Club and HLSCC Marine Centre
  • 03 Regatta and event village
  • 04 Food and retail outlets
  • 05 Beach
  • 06 Beach bar and facilities
  • 07 Addition of new parking facilities, service roads, board walks and other facilities
  • 08 Formation of the landscape gardens
  • 09 Sea view flagship restaurant

Target Completion Dates

April 2027

NEW BOATYARD & TRAVELIFT

November 2027

SOUTH MARINA DOCKS