
Refits in Tortola
The Nanny Cay boatyard has two travel lifts and a row of trades. A third lift is due in 2027.
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Yards on Tortola
The Nanny Cay header says three travel lifts. The text on the same page describes two.
| Lift | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 50-tonne Travelift | Monohulls up to 68 ft, 10 ft draft, 50 tons | Nanny Cay boatyard |
| 70-tonne wide-body Travelift | Catamarans up to 32 ft beam, 70 tons | Nanny Cay boatyard |
| 150-ton haul-out (planned) | Maximum beam 44 ft | Nanny Cay targets April 2027 for the new boatyard and travelift |
Nanny Cay website. Storage for about 320 boats, two hydraulic trailers and 24-hour security.
Trades at Nanny Cay
Listed on the Nanny Cay boatyard page. Ask each trade for its own hours and rates.
Expansion
Nanny Cay describes the development as a $30 million project that began in February 2026. Phase one is 16 months on one page and 18 months on another, so treat the dates as targets.
Sources. Checked 7 November 2026.
- Nanny Cay Marina: Marina
- Nanny Cay Marina: Boatyard
- Nanny Cay Marina: South marina
- Nanny Cay Marina: New breakwater reaches full length
- Nanny Cay Marina: Amenities and services
- Village Cay Marina: Marina
- BVI Tourist Board: Arriving by sea
- Government of the Virgin Islands: Cruising and Home Port Permit Act, 2021
- Government of the Virgin Islands: Limited time access for commercial vessels
- Government of the Virgin Islands: Charter Yacht Show 2025
- BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival: 2027 Notice of Race
- NOAA NCEI: US Climate Normals 1991 to 2020, Charlotte Amalie AP
- NOAA National Hurricane Center: Climatology
- UKSA: Superyacht salary guide
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