BVI marina

[stevespink]

Hi,
I'm planning to do the ARC this year and keep the boat in the BVI for a while. Does anyone have a recommendation for a marina there? The boat is a 47ft Beneteau.
Do I need to book a berth now or will I be able to get one when we get there?

cheers,

steve.

 

[Jeannius]

Nanny Cay is a good place. Not right in the centre of Road Town but close enough. Reasonably secure. Lots of hard standing if you want to get her out of the water.

I wouldn't worry too much about booking way in advance unless you are looking for a long term berth.

 

[snowleopard]

Any particular reason for choosing the BVIs? They are about the most expensive place in the caribbean. Have you considered Antigua or St Martin?

 

[tcm]

nany cay is ok, tho the closest marina to the beef island airport is Maya Cove(must be only a mile away), which seems to be entirely taken over by sunsail boats but actually there are some non-sunsail boats there too, and the placve is almost empty except for thursdays. There is also a bar and pool. So worth pitching up for lunch anyway even if you don't stay! I think i wd try and make contact before pitching up for a long stay in the highish season.

 

[cjepearson]

My son runs his own yacht management company based in Sopers Hole Marine, West End BVI. Have a look at www.admiralbvi.com I could claim no prior interest, but don't suppose anyone would believe me.