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Nanny Cay: A Boater's Paradise in the BVI
A premier marina and resort in the British Virgin Islands, offering exceptional boating facilities and a relaxed island experience.
Nanny Cay is a man-made island connected to Tortola, British Virgin Islands, offering a full-service marina, resort amenities, and a charming, relaxed atmosphere. It's a popular destination for yachting enthusiasts and travelers seeking a convenient and well-equipped base for exploring the BVI.
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A brief summary to Nanny Cay
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Nanny Cay, located on the south side of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, is more than just an island; it's a haven for boaters and a delightful destination for tourists. Originally three small cays – Big Cay, Little Cay, and Miss Peggy Cay – the island was consolidated in the 1970s to create a marina and resort development. Today, a short bridge connects it to Tortola, making it easily accessible.The heart of Nanny Cay is its full-service marina, boasting berths for 300 yachts, including space for catamarans. The marina also offers boat repair and maintenance services, with two travel lifts capable of handling large vessels. Beyond boating facilities, Nanny Cay features a hotel, waterfront townhouses, restaurants, shops, a small supermarket, a dive shop, a water sports center, and a gym and spa.While Nanny Cay is known for its marina, it also offers a cozy, artificial beach protected by breakwaters. Visitors can relax on the sand, swim in the clear waters, or enjoy a meal or drinks at the nearby Peglegs Restaurant. Nanny Cay is conveniently located between Road Town and West End, making it a great base for exploring Tortola and the surrounding islands.
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Getting There
Taxi
From Beef Island Airport (EIS), a taxi is the most convenient way to reach Nanny Cay. The drive takes approximately 30 minutes. Taxi rates are regulated; expect to pay around $40 for 1-2 passengers or $15 per person for 3 or more. Confirm the rate with the driver before departing.
Ferry & Taxi
If arriving at St. Thomas (STT) , take a ferry to Road Town, Tortola. The ferry ride is about 50 minutes. From the Road Town ferry terminal, a taxi to Nanny Cay costs approximately $15 for 1-2 people, or $8 per person for 3 or more. Remember to have cash for the $10 per person BVI tourist tax upon arrival.
Walking
From the Road Town ferry terminal, it is possible to walk to Nanny Cay, though it's approximately 1.5 miles. Head southwest along the main road (Road Town's Main Street), following signs for Nanny Cay. The marina will be on your left as you approach.
A brief summary to Nanny Cay
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