Nanny Cay BVI Overnight Adventure in St. Thomas, VI
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight (12–16 hours)
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition, as minimal physical exertion is required; basic mobility on a boat is helpful.
Overview
Discover the magic of an overnight sail to Nanny Cay BVI with Beach Charters VI. Enjoy stunning Caribbean waters, cozy marina life, and unforgettable island views.
Nanny Cay BVI Overnight
Overnight • Up to 6 Passengers
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About This Adventure
Duration
Overnight
About
Join us for an overnight to the beautiful island of Tortola aboard our catamaran. Spend the first part of your day snorkeling in Maho Bay and Waterlemon Bay of St John. Sipping on refreshing cocktails, and enjoying a delicious lunch prepared aboard, we will sail to West End for check in and then on to the slip awaiting us in Nanny Cay! Catch the sunset at the beach bar in the marina and then head to Omar's for the most amazing Indian food dinner in the BVI! Slip into your air conditioned cabin for the night and doze off.
Wake to fresh coffee, cappuccinos are lattes made to order on board enjoyed with fresh fruit and pastry while we sail to the Indians. This is one of the most beautiful places in the world to snorkel. After we will head to the Willy T for a jump off the top deck and an amazing Pain Killer. We will stop at Pirates bight for lunch before we make our way back to the USVI.
Don’t miss out on this incredible adventure to one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful destinations. Book online today and get ready for an unforgettable day in paradise!
Included in your Booking
- Boat, fuel, captain and crew fee
- Cabins with towels and bedding
- Dinner, snacks, soda, water, light beer
- 1 gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller
- Light breakfast
Not Included
- Additional alcohol
- BVI customs fee ($85 per person)
- Lunch in Jost Van Dyke (if requested)
Gratuities appreciated (20% industry standard)
Adventure Tips
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin and the local marine environment by using reef-safe sunscreen during your sail and shore visits.
Pack light, waterproof gear
Keep your belongings safe and dry in waterproof bags, and pack light for easy movement on deck and at the marina.
Stay hydrated
Bring plenty of water or hydrate frequently to stay comfortable in the warm Caribbean climate throughout the trip.
Secure seasickness remedies
If you’re prone to seasickness, bring medication or natural remedies to ensure a comfortable overnight experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Caribbean reef dolphins
- Colorful parrotfish
History
Nanny Cay Marina is situated on historically important lands used for maritime trade and offers insight into the Virgin Islands' seafaring heritage.
Conservation
Local operators promote reef-safe practices and support marine reserve programs to protect the fragile coral ecosystems around the islands.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight layers
Layers help you stay comfortable during cool evenings and warmer daytime conditions.
spring specific
Waterproof bag
Keeps your belongings dry amidst sea spray and unpredictable weather.
Motion sickness medication
Useful for those sensitive to boat movement to ensure a pleasant overnight experience.
Headlamp or flashlight
Essential for moving safely around the boat after dark and for nighttime marina activities.