Celebrations

Gay Bachelor & Bachelorette Sails

The traditional bachelor or bachelorette weekend — a strip of bars, a rented Airbnb, someone's cousin filming everything for a group chat — has never quite worked for a lot of our guests. Either the venues weren't especially welcoming, or the whole trip revolved around performing for other people's parties instead of celebrating your own. A private charter flips that entirely: it's your boat, your guest list, your itinerary, and nobody else's bachelorette crashing your night.

Amihan Charters catamaran under full sail
Why It Works

A Party With a Guest List of Your Choosing

With a maximum of four guests aboard, this is inherently an intimate charter — not a booze cruise packed with strangers. Whoever you invite is exactly who shows up, and the whole boat, crew included, is dedicated to your group for the entire trip. That means the playlist is yours, the schedule is yours, and the vibe stays exactly as chill or as chaotic as you want it.

It also means there's no bar tab to split, no cover charge, and no waiting in line anywhere. Your captain handles the sailing and anchoring; a chef add-on can handle dinner. You handle the toasts.

Guest waving from the deck of the Amihan catamaran
Planning It

What a Weekend (or Week) Actually Looks Like

Most bachelor and bachelorette groups book our 5-night Island Hopper, which gives you enough time for a real send-off without needing a full week away from work. A typical structure: a mellow first night getting settled and watching the sunset from the flybridge, a couple of high-energy days hopping between anchorages, snorkeling, and swimming with the pigs at Big Major's Cay, and a final night anchored somewhere quiet for a proper celebratory dinner.

"We wanted something that felt like *us* — not a themed bar crawl with sashes. This was exactly that."

Want to go bigger? We can help coordinate add-ons like a private chef for a milestone dinner, professional photography for the group, or a premium bar package so nobody's playing bartender.

Good to Know Before You Book

Catamaran charter sailing in the Bahamas

Start Planning the Send-Off

Tell us the occasion and the guest list — we'll build the itinerary around it.

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