Nassau · Paradise Island · Exumas

Private Yacht Charters in the Bahamas

Fully crewed luxury yachts and catamarans chartered privately for your group alone, captain, crew and an itinerary built around the day you have in mind.

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Bahamas Yacht Charters, Arranged Properly

Every charter we arrange is private. You are never sharing the yacht with another group, and the day runs to your schedule rather than a fixed departure time.

From a half day around Rose Island to a week working south through the Exumas, we match the vessel to the group, the season and the water you want to see. Most of our yachts are fully crewed, and on vessels of roughly 45 feet and above a chef is generally available to prepare fresh meals on board.

If you want the background before you enquire, read who we are and how we arrange charters in Nassau.

Charter Experiences

Days Worth Making the Trip For

A few of the days our guests ask for most often. Every itinerary is a starting point and can be rearranged around tides, weather and what your group actually wants.

Charter catamaran anchored over a reef patch in clear Bahamian water

Sandbars & Swimming Stops

Shallow turquoise water off Rose Island and Green Cay, with time to swim, drift and use whatever water toys the yacht carries.

Snorkeller in clear water beside a sailing catamaran in the Bahamas

Snorkeling & Reefs

Reef and wreck stops in sheltered water, with snorkeling equipment carried on board and crew who know where the visibility is good that week.

Sunset over the water on a private Bahamas yacht charter

Sunset & Evening Charters

Late afternoon departures timed to the light, with drinks and something to eat while the sun goes down over the harbour.

Charter Services

Private Charters for Every Occasion

Whatever the reason for the day on the water, the yacht is yours alone.

Guests relaxing on the foredeck of a private charter yacht in the Bahamas

Family & Group Charters

Space for everyone, shade when it is wanted, and crew used to looking after children on board.

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Aft deck seating and loungers on a luxury charter yacht

Celebrations & Romance

Anniversaries, birthdays, proposals and weddings afloat, arranged quietly and without a crowd.

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Large group gathered on the bow of a charter yacht in the Bahamas

Corporate & Events

Client entertaining and company days out, with catering and bar service handled by the crew.

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On the Water

See the Bahamas From the Deck

A short look at the water, the yachts and the islands we charter through.

Guest Feedback

What Our Charter Guests Say

We had one free day in Nassau, two teenagers, and fairly low expectations. It turned into the thing they talked about for the rest of the trip. The captain took us out past Rose Island, found a spot where the water was about waist deep, and let the kids run around in it for two hours. Nobody rushed us anywhere.

Marisol Aguirre, family charter from Nassau

Booked a sunset charter for our anniversary. What I remember is how quiet it was. We left late afternoon, the crew brought out drinks and something to eat, and then they left us alone at the bow until the light went. Exactly what we wanted and nothing more.

Tomas Bergland, sunset charter

Nine of us for my sister's fortieth. I was worried it would feel cramped and it was the opposite, we had more deck than we knew what to do with. Two people never got in the water once and were perfectly happy in the shade with a drink. The crew kept an eye on everyone without hovering over us.

Danielle Okonjo, group charter on a catamaran

I asked about doing the swimming pigs in a day and they told me straight it would be eleven hours with most of it driving, and that three days would serve us better. We took the advice and I am glad we did. Getting to Big Major Cay early meant we were nearly the only boat there.

Peter Vance, three day Exumas charter

My husband does not swim and was quietly dreading the whole day. The crew picked a shallow stop, gave him a float, and one of them stayed in the water near him. He was in for an hour. I did not ask them to do any of that.

Ruth Halloran, half day charter

Snorkeling was the surprise for me. The first reef was cloudy so the captain just moved us somewhere else instead of making us get on with it. Second stop you could see the bottom from the deck. Small decision, made the whole day.

Andre Whitfield, Nassau day charter

A week aboard, four of us, working south through the Exumas. The chef asked what we liked on the first morning and after that we never thought about a meal again. By the third day nobody was checking their phone, partly because there was no signal, mostly because we had stopped caring.

Ingrid Solberg, one week charter

Used them for a client day and it was handled properly from the first email. Clear pricing, nothing added at the end, and a crew who understood we were working rather than on holiday. The boat was spotless. That matters when you are entertaining people you need to impress.

Callum Reyes, corporate charter

Staniel Cay and Thunderball Grotto. Our captain planned the whole day backwards from the tide so we would get there at slack water, which I would never have thought to do. We swam straight in without fighting the current. That is local knowledge you do not get from a guidebook.

Nadia Farrell, Exumas charter

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A Note on Availability and Pricing

Yacht availability changes constantly. Vessels are sold, move between Miami and Nassau, come and go seasonally, and rates shift with fuel costs and demand. Anything shown on this website should be treated as an example rather than a live booking system.

Common Questions

Chartering in the Bahamas, Answered

The questions we are asked most often before a first charter.

Are your yacht charters private?

Yes. Every charter we arrange is booked for your group alone. We do not run shared departures, so there are no other guests on board and no fixed schedule you have to keep up with.

How many guests can come on board?

That depends entirely on the vessel. Capacity varies across the fleet, and the right yacht for six people is rarely the right yacht for fourteen. Tell us your group size and we will only show you boats that genuinely suit it.

Is the charter rate per person or for the whole yacht?

The rate is for the yacht. That is why the cost per person falls sharply as the group grows, and why a couple chartering a large vessel pays the same as a group of ten would.

Is lunch included?

On most yachts of roughly forty five feet and larger, and on the larger catamarans, a chef is generally available and meals are prepared on board. Smaller vessels vary, so we confirm what applies to the specific yacht rather than giving a blanket answer.

Is the bar included?

A premium open bar with cocktails, along with appetizers, is commonly included. As with food, exactly what is provided depends on the vessel.

Do the yachts carry snorkeling equipment?

Snorkeling equipment is carried on most of our yachts, in a range of sizes. Reef stops are a normal part of a Nassau charter rather than an extra.

Are water toys and jet skis included?

Water toys vary from yacht to yacht. Jet skis are not carried on every vessel, and where they are available they may be included or offered at additional cost. Ask about a specific yacht and we will tell you exactly what is on board.

Can the itinerary be customised?

Yes, and it usually is. The route is agreed between you and the captain rather than fixed in advance, and it can change during the day if the wind moves or your group would rather stay somewhere longer.

Can children come along?

Yes, and a large share of our charters are families. Crew are used to having children on board. Tell us their ages when you enquire, because it affects which yacht we suggest and how the captain plans the swim stops.

Can we see the swimming pigs on a day charter?

Only on a fast vessel, and it makes for a very long day with most of it spent travelling. Big Major Cay is roughly seventy five miles from Nassau. Our swimming pigs page explains the real distances honestly.

What happens if the weather is poor?

The captain decides, and comfort and safety come first. In most cases a poor forecast means a changed route into sheltered water rather than a cancelled charter. If a charter genuinely cannot run, we discuss rescheduling under the terms agreed at booking.

How far in advance should we book?

For a day charter outside high season, a couple of weeks is often enough. Between December and April, or for any multi day charter, several months is more realistic. The larger catamarans are booked earliest.

Are the yachts shown on this website always available?

No. Yachts are privately owned, and they are sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, or operate seasonally. Nothing here is a live booking system. Contact us for current availability and pricing on your dates.

Check Availability for Your Dates

Tell us your dates, how many guests are coming and roughly what you would like the day to look like. We will come back with the yachts that are genuinely free and what each one costs.

Private charters throughout Nassau, Paradise Island, Rose Island and the Exumas.

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Weekends and holiday dates tend to be committed earliest.