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               MOORING USE



The BVI National Parks Trust



manages the marine environment through the BVI Marine Conservation Programme.   Over 200 moorings are established at throughout the Territory in order to prevent anchor damage on fragile coral reefs and seagrass beds.    All boats must purchase a Marine Conservation Permit to use these moorings from NPT (57 Main Street, Road Town, Tortola; Tel: 494-3904 / 2069), from any charter company, or from Customs at all ports of entry.

•    Boats are required to use NPT mooring buoys at dive sites and must purchase a Marine Conservation Permit for their use (Marine Parks & Protected Areas Regulations, 1991).   While using a NPT mooring, overnight use is not permitted, it is illegal to fish and there is a 90 minute time limit  

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•    Use with caution.    NPT moorings should not be used during times of severe weather or rough waves.  


Buoys are color coded!

•    Yellow / White – Commercial vessels / divers
•    Orange – Snorkel & Day Use
•    Blue – dinghy dock lines














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Mooring locations.

BVI Dive Mooring locations
#1 Santa Monica Rock #2 Angelfish Reef
#3 The Caves-Beware some moorings are too close together! Many need work and one is shredded and still being used. Nov 10/07 #4 Water Point
#5 The Indians . 3 balls missing completely. Nov 07 #6 Pelican Island Missing a ball
#7 Spyglass Hill #8 Brown Pants
#9 Shark Point #10 Blacktip Reef
#11 Rhone Anchor Ball and float missing on surface Nov 07 #12 Wreck of the Fearless
#13 Kelly's Cove #14 Dead Chest West
#15 Dead Chest North. Missing ball Nov 07 #16 Painted Walls
#17 Blonde Rock. Should be two moorings. One mooring missing May 26, 07 still missing Nov 07 #18 Wreck of the RMS Rhone. Beware some moorings too close together! Balls missing and moorings missing Nov 10/07
#19 Cistern Point #20 Cooper Reef
#21 Wreck of the Marie L, Pat, and Beata. Pins missing at shackle end of mooring Nov 07 #22 Carval Rocks
#23 Wreck of the Inganess #24
#25 #26 Alice and In Wonderland and Ginger Back Door Steps
#27 Fallen Jerusaleum #28 The Baths
#29 The Aquarium #30 Mountain Point
#31 The Toilet Bowl #32 Invisibles off Necker Island. Mooring reported missing May 22nd, 07 . Still missing Nov 07.
#33 Seal Dog #34 George Dog. Bronco Billy. Mooring reported missing May 17th, 2007. Still missing Nov 07
#35 The Ledge George Dog. North side. Mooring reported missing June 2nd, 2007 #36 The Chimney
#37 Coral Gardens #38 Scrub Island
#39 Diamond Reef Great Camanoe. Dinghy mooring missing. Has been missing for 4 years. #40 Monkey Point
#41 Brewer's Bay Pinnacles #43 Brewers's Bay Pinnacles
#44 The Playground #45 Wreck of the Chikuzen
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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