Luxury Yacht Charter and Rental in Bahamas

Ideal duration

7 - 14 Days

Best season

December - April

Arrive via

Nassau

Country

the Bahamas

Day by day

1. Day 1

   Hawksbill Cay

   Welcome to pirate infused paradise! Hunt for treasure at Smugglers Cove, kayak through Pirates Cut, or wander through the abandoned village on Ruins Bay. Swim with rays or relax on-deck with a mojito in hand. Or go explore via the mainland to Shroud Cay and Cistern Cay. After all it is day 1, so make sure to relax with a family style dinner onboard prepared by the chef.

2. 1 hour

   Hawksbill Cay - Malabar Cay

   In the morning wake up in a new bay, pick and choose between over 10 island groups on your way to Malabar Cay. This is taking island hopping to the extreme. For pirate picnics, which will most certainly include a treasure hunt. Your crew can unpack hammocks, games and dining tables in the sand. On Boo Boo Hill, it’s traditional to leave a piece of driftwood with the name of your boat to ‘appease the gods’. For the daredevils, submerge yourself in Danger Reef, aptly named after the sharks that swim its waters. In the evening, a tasting menu will be prepared and we suggest getting an astronomer onboard to explore the milky way from your yacht.

3. Day 3

   Malabar Cay

   Wake up with a full wellness day ahead or get one of your favorite clothing brands onboard to do a private shopping experience on your own yacht. Head to Compass Cay Marina to pet big friends, nurse sharks. If there are little ones onboard we can organize a pirate or mermaid adventure! Dinner will definitely be onboard in a hidden bay.

4. 1 hour

   Malabar Cay - Pig Beach

   The most famous and photographed residents of Big Major Cay? A few dozen friendly native sea pigs. The best way to discover these waters is by private yacht. Local folklore says the pigs were the survivors of a nearby pirate shipwreck, others say they were dropped off by sailors who planned to come back and roast them later.

5. 1 hour

   Pig Beach - Musha Cay

   Spend the entire day on the beach, we won’t judge. Get the crew to do a volleyball set up and a lovely private set up for lunch on the beach. Music playing, frozen mojitos and the whole beach to yourself. For added fun, leave your phone behind on the yacht and really connect. Finish the day with a private dinner on the beach with live music in the background.

6. 5 hours overnight

   Musha Cay - Conception Island

   For the adventurers, this is an experience to never forget. Conception island is completely deserted and you will be dropped there by tender. Your captain and crew have prepared some hints and supplies around the island to get yourself back to your yacht. But you are on your own today, stranded on a deserted island in the Bahamas. Yet you are in luck, as Conception island wears the crown of the ‘most beautiful island in the Bahamas’.The island soundtrack is a thousand tropical birds joining in the fun.

7. 1.5 hours

   Conception Island - Rum Cay

   Rum Cay is renowned across the Bahamas as surfers’ paradise, paired with incredible diving spots. So get your kiteboard and scuba gear for a day on or under the water. Expect turquoise waters, lively reefs, and exciting shipwrecks. Definitely keep a lookout for rum washing up to shore as that is what the island is named after. If you do find yourself around a couple of bottles, make sure to turn it into a tasting experience with the sunset in the background.

8. 6 hours overnight

   Crooked Island

   Dip in for a quick morning swim and enjoy a leisurely breakfast onboard whilst cruising to Crooked Island., if you feel you missed an island and want to extend, let us know. You definitely would not be the first that does not want to leave! Helicopters will be arranged back to the main airport for your onward journey.

Why people love it

• Pink sand paradise. Within the 700 islands of the The Bahamas, one stretch stands apart. On Harbour Island, Pink Sands Beach runs for nearly three miles, its soft blush tone contrasting against impossibly clear Atlantic blues. It’s a quieter, more refined side of the Bahamas, far from the marina buzz of Nassau or the sandbanks of the Exumas. Here, mornings are slow, the beaches feel endless, and the palette alone reminds you that this archipelago always has another surprise waiting just beyond the next island.
• Go adventure or do nothing. Both are possible and just as good. The Bahamas is full of adventure, from deserted island experiences and treasure hunts to diving with manta rays and petting sharks. But we will not say no, if you wish to sit on your own beach the whole day whilst the crew keeps bringing you rum punches, followed by a message on the sundeck.

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