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Nanny Cay: A Boater's Paradise in the BVI

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Experience the best of the British Virgin Islands at Nanny Cay: a modern marina, resort amenities, and a vibrant island atmosphere.

Nanny Cay is a vibrant island marina and resort in the British Virgin Islands, offering a blend of relaxation and nautical activity. Featuring modern amenities, dining, and a lively atmosphere, it's a perfect destination for sailors and vacationers alike.

A brief summary to Nanny Cay

Local tips

  • Provision your boat or villa at the well-stocked market; it offers fair prices and a central location.
  • Enjoy the sunset view from PegLegs Bar & Restaurant, a popular spot for both locals and boaters.
  • Take advantage of the marina's services, including dock hands, fuel dock, and shuttle options for excursions.
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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 takes approximately 21 minutes and costs between $45 and $55. Taxis are readily available outside the airport.

  • Ferry and Taxi

    An alternative route from the airport involves a ferry to Cruz Bay, St. John, followed by another ferry to Nanny Cay. This journey takes around 3 hours and 9 minutes. From the airport, take a taxi to Trellis Bay, then a ferry to Cruz Bay, then a final ferry to Nanny Cay. Ferry costs vary. Upon arrival at Nanny Cay, a short taxi ride may be necessary to reach your final destination within the resort.

Discover more about Nanny Cay

Nanny Cay, located on the south side of Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, is a premier marina and resort destination. Originally three separate cays—Big Cay, Little Cay, and Miss Peggy Cay—they were consolidated in the 1970s to create a unified landmass for marina and resort development. Today, Nanny Cay is connected to Tortola by a short bridge, making it easily accessible.The marina boasts berths for 180 motor cruisers and yachts, along with two boat lifts capable of handling large catamarans. This makes it a popular departure point for crewed yachts and a hub for boat repairs and maintenance. Beyond the marina, Nanny Cay offers a range of amenities including a hotel, waterfront townhouses, restaurants, shops, a supermarket, dive shop, water sports center, gym, and spa.Nanny Cay has a colorful history, including a stint under Guinness ownership and a record-breaking 12-year receivership by Barclays Bank. Today, it thrives under new ownership, offering a blend of relaxation and activity for boaters and vacationers. Visitors can enjoy the freshwater pool, beach access at PegLegs Bar, and various recreational activities.
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