Nanny Cay Challenge

Nanny Cay launched the Nanny Cay Challenge for the round Tortola record in 2010. 
Yachts, kiteboarders, and paddleboarders visiting the British Virgin Islands are invited to make an attempt to beat the latest round Tortola records.

It’s an all-comer, any-day event, starting and finishing off Nanny Cay. Competitors (except paddboarders) must attempt the record anti-clockwise and round Beef, Scrub Island, Great Camanoe and Guana Island to port.

Entry fee of $250 donation to BVI charity of choice includes two night’s dockage (before and after attempt) at Nanny Cay.

Charities to benefit so far:
– Family Support Network, $250, Mike Hirst, (January 2019)
– BVI Humane Society, $250, Triple Jack (April 2015)
– RBVIYC Youth Sailing Programme: $250, SPOOKIE, March 2016; $250, Aiyana, March 2013
– VISAR: Aiyana, $250, March 2013
– KATS: $250, INTAC, November 2012
– BVI Humane Society: $250, Triple Jack (October 2012); $250, Soma (April 2010)

Reward

• Perpetual Trophy (on display at Peg Legs)
• Name on Trophy (plaque)
• Crew dinner at PegLegs if record broken for up to 15 crewmembers; does not include alcoholic drinks with the exception of the of champagne.)
• Large bottle of Drappier champagne
• Bragging rights!

Only realistic entrants will be accepted. To enter, contact Miles Sutherland-Pilch, General Manager, Tel: (284) 394 2512, miles@nannycay.com.

Reward
A $250 donation to the BVI charity of your choice if you break the recordDinner for record-breaker plus 1 at Peg LegsA bottle of Drappier champagne for each record-breakerHUGE bragging rights!

Rules
Paddleboard record attempts must be self-supported, kiteboard attempts must have a fast support boat, and ability to communicate.A Nanny Cay representative must ratify start and finish timesNanny Cay reserves the right to reject the attempt for any reason and accepts no responsibility any loss, damage, or injury whatsoever!