The Bahamas archipelago stretches 750 miles and encompasses more than 700 islands, cays, and islets. The water is impossibly blue, the weather reliably warm (77–85°F year-round), and the marine life extraordinary. It's just 50 miles from Florida — one of the most accessible sailing paradises in the world. These are the waters we call home.
The Exuma chain of 365 islands is the jewel of the Bahamas — and the heart of most of our charters. The water here is the kind of improbable turquoise that makes you wonder if you're dreaming. Highlights include:
Nassau is our home — a vibrant, beautiful city that serves as the gateway to the Bahamian archipelago. It's the perfect starting point for any charter, with direct flights from 30+ US cities and a thriving waterfront scene.
New Providence island offers beautiful beaches, world-class dining, and easy access to the Berry Islands and Exumas. Nassau Harbour is one of the most iconic yacht anchorages in the world.
Long, narrow, and achingly beautiful — Eleuthera is a 110-mile island of wild beaches, sea glass–coloured water, and charming settlements. Harbour Island, off its north tip, is home to the famous pink sand beach — one of the most photographed beaches in the world.
Eleuthera is included in our Full Bahamas Odyssey charter and can be added to any custom itinerary. It's the kind of place people come back to year after year.
Long Island, Cat Island, and the southern Bahamas are for those who want to go further — quieter, more remote, and utterly breathtaking. Here you can sail for hours without seeing another boat, anchor in a cay you have entirely to yourselves, and experience the Bahamas as it was before mass tourism.
The Out Islands are available on our 7-night Full Bahamas Odyssey charter. Not for everyone — but unforgettable for those who make the journey.
The Bahamas is home to some of the most extraordinary marine life in the world. On any given charter, you might encounter all of the below.
Green and loggerhead sea turtles are common throughout the Exumas and Berry Islands.
Docile, friendly nurse sharks are frequently found at Compass Cay — you can swim with them.
Bottlenose and spotted dolphins frequently accompany sailing vessels and are a highlight of any trip.
The Bahamas' reefs are home to parrotfish, angelfish, barracuda, lionfish, and hundreds more species.