Nanny Cay Overnight: Snorkel Maho and The Indians, Sleep Aboard a Catamaran in Tortola

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Nanny Cay Overnight: Snorkel Maho and The Indians, Sleep Aboard a Catamaran in Tortola

An overnight catamaran trip from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Nanny Cay, Tortola, that combines snorkeling at Maho Bay and Waterlemon Bay with an overnight cabin, on-board meals and island stops.

Nanny Cay Overnight: Snorkel Maho and The Indians, Sleep Aboard a Catamaran in Tortola.

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Join an overnight catamaran voyage to Tortola that begins with snorkeling in Maho Bay and Waterlemon Bay (St. John), includes lunch and cocktails prepared aboard, a West End check-in and a slip in Nanny Cay where you can catch the marina sunset and go ashore for dinner. Spend the night in an air-conditioned cabin with bedding, wake to made-to-order coffee and fresh fruit, then sail to the Indians for world-class snorkeling, stop at the Willy T for a jump and a Painkiller, and pause at Pirates Bight before returning to the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE WATER

Snorkeling at Maho, Waterlemon Bay and The Indians

The day begins with snorkeling in Maho Bay and Waterlemon Bay on St. John and, after an overnight, continues to the Indians—described by the operator as one of the most beautiful places in the world to snorkel.

THE EVENING

Marina Sunset and Island Dinner

After sailing to the West End and checking in, the boat slips into Nanny Cay where guests can catch the sunset at the beach bar in the marina and dine ashore—Omar's is recommended for Indian food in the BVI.

THE CABIN

Aboard Comforts and Overnight Provisions

The overnight includes cabins with towels and bedding, dinner and a light breakfast, snacks and selected drinks, plus a gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller to share.

What the day feels like

What the Overnight Feels Like

The trip flows like a short island-hopping narrative: a morning of snorkeling off St. John, an afternoon sail and formal BVI check-in at West End, an evening in Nanny Cay with sunset drinks and an ashore dinner, then a calm night in an air-conditioned cabin. Wake to coffee and pastries, sail to the Indians for more snorkeling, take in the raucous Willy T for a jump and a Painkiller, stop for lunch at Pirates Bight, and return to the USVI having split time between the sea, shore and a comfortable overnight aboard.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this overnight suits—and who should think twice.

1
Small GroupsIdeal for small groups and private charters—capacity is limited to up to six passengers, making this a compact, shared experience.
2
CouplesA good fit for couples comfortable sleeping aboard; the overnight cabin and included meals create a low-fuss island escape.
3
Day-Trip SnorkelersAppeals to snorkel-focused travelers who want to extend a day trip into an overnight to visit the Indians and the Willy T.
4
Families with Small ChildrenFamilies should note the small group limit; suitability will depend on family size and comfort with overnighting aboard a catamaran.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring sunscreen, swimwear and any personal items; the booking includes cabins with towels and bedding, dinner, snacks, soda, water, light beer, one gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller and a light breakfast — additional alcohol is not included. Also bring funds for the BVI customs fee ($85 per person) and any optional lunches ashore.

Inclusions & Extras

Included: boat, fuel, captain and crew fee; cabins with towels and bedding; dinner, snacks, soda, water and light beer; 1 gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller; light breakfast. Not included: additional alcohol, BVI customs fee ($85 per person), and lunch in Jost Van Dyke if requested. Gratuities are appreciated (20% industry standard).

Logistics

The trip is an overnight excursion between the U.S. Virgin Islands and Tortola (BVI) and includes a West End check-in before berthing at Nanny Cay.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

This is an overnight trip.

What is included in the booking?

Included are the boat, fuel, captain and crew fee; cabins with towels and bedding; dinner, snacks, soda, water and light beer; one gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller; and a light breakfast.

Are there additional fees I should plan for?

BVI customs fee ($85 per person) is not included; lunch in Jost Van Dyke is not included if requested; gratuities are appreciated (20% industry standard).

How many passengers can join?

The overnight trip accommodates up to six passengers.

Is alcohol provided?

Light beer is provided, and one gallon of Rum Punch or Painkiller is included; additional alcohol is not included in the booking.

Will there be a place to sleep and breakfast?

Yes—cabins with towels and bedding are provided and a light breakfast is included the next morning.