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Nanny Cay: A Mariner's Haven in the BVI
A premier marina and resort in the British Virgin Islands, offering comprehensive facilities and a charming island experience.
Nanny Cay, located on the south coast of Tortola, is a man-made island and a premier marina and resort destination in the British Virgin Islands. Known for its calm waters and comprehensive facilities, it's a favored spot for yachting enthusiasts and vacationers alike.
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A brief summary to Nanny Cay
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Nanny Cay is an island connected to Tortola by a short bridge, offering a blend of convenience and island charm. 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. Today, it boasts a full-service marina with 180 berths, a boatyard, and comprehensive amenities.
The island features a hotel, waterfront townhouses, restaurants, shops, and a small supermarket. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including swimming in the pool, relaxing on the small artificial beach, and exploring the underwater world through diving and snorkeling. Nanny Cay is also a hub for yacht charters and sailing instruction, making it a perfect starting point for exploring the British Virgin Islands.
Historically, Nanny Cay has seen its share of transformations. In the 1960s, developers recognized its potential as a yachting base and began the process of reclamation and development. Even holding the record for the longest receivership in the history of Barclays Bank PLC. Today, Nanny Cay stands as a testament to thoughtful development, blending modern amenities with the natural beauty of the British Virgin Islands.
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Getting There
Taxi
From Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) on Beef Island, a taxi is the most direct way to reach Nanny Cay. The ride is approximately 21 minutes and costs between $45 and $55. Taxi rates from Road Town Ferry to Nanny Cay are $15 for 1-2 people or $8 per person for 3 or more.
Ferry & Walking
From St. Thomas, take a ferry to Road Town, Tortola. Ferries from Charlotte Amalie to Road Town take about 45 minutes and cost $50-$75. From the Road Town ferry terminal, Nanny Cay is about 1.5 miles away. You can walk along the main road (Road Town's Main Street) southwest. Alternatively, a taxi from the ferry terminal to Nanny Cay costs approximately $10 per person.
A brief summary to Nanny Cay
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