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A catamaran in a travel lift at a boatyard on Tortola
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Refits in Tortola

The Nanny Cay boatyard has two travel lifts and a row of trades. A third lift is due in 2027.

Picture made with AI. It shows the place but is not a photograph.

Yards

Yards on Tortola

The Nanny Cay header says three travel lifts. The text on the same page describes two.

LiftLimitNotes
50-tonne TraveliftMonohulls up to 68 ft, 10 ft draft, 50 tonsNanny Cay boatyard
70-tonne wide-body TraveliftCatamarans up to 32 ft beam, 70 tonsNanny Cay boatyard
150-ton haul-out (planned)Maximum beam 44 ftNanny 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

Trades at Nanny Cay

ElectronicsCay Electronics, established 1982
PaintBVI Painters, established 1988
RiggingRichardson's Rigging and Wickham's Cay II Rigging
SailsA Quantum Sails loft
OtherChandlery, engine repair and metalwork. A diver with a 90-ton crane and a 30-ton boom truck crane

Listed on the Nanny Cay boatyard page. Ask each trade for its own hours and rates.

Expansion

$30 million

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.

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