Relax from everyday stress beneath the emerald palms of the Bahamas and sink your feet into soft, white sand. Cruise through the pristine waters of the Lucayan Archipelago, where more than 700 islands, cays, and islets await discovery on your private yacht charter.
Famous as Christopher Columbus’s first landfall in the New World, the Bahamas are so breathtaking that you may wonder how he ever wanted to sail further. With turquoise waters, endless beaches, and secluded anchorages, the islands promise unforgettable days at sea and starlit nights far from the world’s bustle.
Nassau
Begin your journey at Nassau Marina, the oldest in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas and a favorite among celebrities. Explore the capital’s history at the Pirates of Nassau Museum or indulge in the island’s rich tradition of rum-making at a local distillery before sailing on.
Andros Island
The largest and least explored of the Bahamas, Andros is a haven of natural wonders. Its dense forests, wild orchids, and rare wildlife are complemented by over 200 “blue holes” and one of the world’s largest barrier reefs. Dive into a mile-deep underwater world alive with dolphins, whales, and marlins, an eco-paradise for divers and nature lovers alike.
Warderick Wells
In the heart of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Warderick Wells offers powdery sands, turquoise seas, and the skeletal remains of a giant sperm whale displayed dramatically on the shore. This protected marine sanctuary is a paradise for snorkeling, diving, and exploring untouched nature.
Staniel Cay
Dive into the famous Thunderball Grotto, made legendary by James Bond films, and discover a kaleidoscope of coral and marine life. Nearby, visit the world-famous swimming pigs of Pig Island—an unforgettable photo opportunity as you splash alongside these quirky island inhabitants.
Allen’s Cay
Here, the endangered rock iguanas rule the beaches. Feed them their favorite grapes and enjoy the unique experience of sharing golden sands with these fascinating creatures.
Compass Cay
Swim with gentle nurse sharks at Compass Cay, or simply soak up the sun and savor fresh seafood and cocktails at the Yacht Club, surrounded by stunning vistas.
Shroud Cay
An uninhabited gem of the Exumas, Shroud Cay enchants with crystal-clear shallows, sea turtles, conchs, and mangroves. Families will love “The Washing Machine,” a natural tidal water slide carved by nature.
Highbourne Cay
This private island combines luxury and natural beauty. Dive into the Exuma Wall, one of the Bahamas’ top dive sites, then enjoy an unforgettable meal at the famous MacDuff’s restaurant, renowned for its beachfront setting and fresh seafood.
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