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Where do I depart from at Nanny Cay Marina?

Your charter departs directly from the Nanny Cay Marina office, where dockmasters coordinate arrivals via VHF 16 or phone. The marina offers 300 berths across Inner and Outer sections, with dedicated slips for sailing yachts, catamarans, and motoryachts. Fuel, water, ice, and power are available at every slip for a seamless start.

What islands can I reach on a day trip from Nanny Cay?

From Nanny Cay, you can reach Salt Island, Peter Island, and the East End anchorages within a single day. The marina’s location on Tortola’s southern shore provides quick access to the BVI Channel Islands, including calm lagoons for snorkeling and open waters for sailing. Popular stops include the historic ruins of Salt Island and the secluded beaches of Peter Island.

When is the best sailing season at Nanny Cay?

The prime sailing season in the British Virgin Islands runs from November to July, with stable weather and minimal rain. Nanny Cay’s sheltered marina offers safe conditions year-round, though hurricane season (June–November) requires caution. The BVI Spring Regatta, held annually in April, highlights the region’s vibrant sailing culture.

What licence or skipper rules apply in the British Virgin Islands?

Bareboat charters in the BVI require a valid sailing licence (e.g., ASA, RYA) or proof of experience; captains without credentials must hire a licensed skipper. Nanny Cay’s charter partners, like Virgin Charter Yachts, verify credentials before departure. All vessels must carry registration papers and comply with local maritime regulations.

How do I get to Nanny Cay from the nearest airport?

The nearest airport is Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport (EIS) in Beef Island, about 15 minutes from Nanny Cay by road and water taxi. Most travelers fly into San Juan (SJU) or Miami (MIA), then connect to EIS. The transfer includes a short drive to the Beef Island ferry terminal, followed by a 5-minute water taxi to Tortola.