Oil Nut Bay features a world-class marina nestled in Deep Bay on the northeastern tip of Virgin Gorda. The marina provides both alongside berths for yachts up to 130 ft (40 m) and first‑come, first‑served mooring balls—typically 10 for boats up to 60 ft and one for vessels up to 120 ft. It offers utilities such as electricity, fresh water, ice, fuel, showers, and garbage removal, making overnight stays hassle-free. Rates vary seasonally: during low season, moorings are around $30 USD per night for boats up to 60 ft, with alongside docking from $2–3 per foot per night .
Entering via a marked channel between Saba Rock and Bitter End, Deep Bay provides a sheltered anchorage in coral‑reef surroundings. While anchoring is discouraged to protect sensitive seabeds, the marina’s moorings offer safe holding, supported by environmental monitoring . For those aiming to secure a mooring ball, the marina's office handles payments and space allocation—arriving early may improve your chances.
Onshore, the Marina Village offers upscale amenities including the over-water Nova restaurant, chic boutique and market, a suspended pool, daybeds, and watersports center offering paddleboards, kiteboarding, and more. A boat‑guest day pass (~$195) grants access to the resort’s full facilities and services. Whether you’re planning a one-night stopover or a luxury-filled arrival home base, Oil Nut Bay delivers top-tier service, comfort, and convenience in a beautifully protected setting.
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Oil Nut Bay features a world-class marina nestled in Deep Bay on the northeastern tip of Virgin Gorda. The marina provides both alongside berths for yachts up to 130 ft (40 m) and first‑come, first‑served mooring balls—typically 10 for boats up to 60 ft and one for vessels up to 120 ft. It offers utilities such as electricity, fresh water, ice, fuel, showers, and garbage removal, making overnight stays hassle-free. Rates vary seasonally: during low season, moorings are around $30 USD per night for boats up to 60 ft, with alongside docking from $2–3 per foot per night .
Entering via a marked channel between Saba Rock and Bitter End, Deep Bay provides a sheltered anchorage in coral‑reef surroundings. While anchoring is discouraged to protect sensitive seabeds, the marina’s moorings offer safe holding, supported by environmental monitoring . For those aiming to secure a mooring ball, the marina's office handles payments and space allocation—arriving early may improve your chances.
Onshore, the Marina Village offers upscale amenities including the over-water Nova restaurant, chic boutique and market, a suspended pool, daybeds, and watersports center offering paddleboards, kiteboarding, and more. A boat‑guest day pass (~$195) grants access to the resort’s full facilities and services. Whether you’re planning a one-night stopover or a luxury-filled arrival home base, Oil Nut Bay delivers top-tier service, comfort, and convenience in a beautifully protected setting.
Have you counted or do you know the exact number of first-come, reservable, and day-use mooring balls? Or is there something missing? Submit suggestions.
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