Bahamas Yacht Charters and Boat Rentals

The yachts shown on this page include motor yachts such as a 58-foot Sea Ray sedan bridge, a 64-foot Pershing, a 52-foot Tiara and Sunseeker models of about 64 to 65 feet, along with 56-foot and 62-foot Lagoon sailing catamarans. Fishing boats and other vessel types can also be requested. Availability changes, so ask us which yachts are free for your dates.

This page focuses on charters from Nassau, but the departure point always depends on where the chosen yacht is based. When you inquire, tell us which island you are staying on, and we will confirm where your charter starts and whether the yacht can meet your plans.

The swimming pigs at Big Major Cay in the Exumas are one of the Bahamas’ best-known sights, but the Exumas are a long run across open water from Nassau. Whether a visit works as a day trip depends on the yacht’s speed and range, the weather and how long you charter for, and it may suit a longer charter better. Ask us before planning your day around it.

A sailing catamaran such as a Lagoon offers a stable ride, a wide deck and plenty of space for relaxing and swimming, and it suits groups that are happy to cruise at a gentle pace. A motor yacht is faster, which helps if you want to cover more distance in a day, and usually offers more enclosed living space. Your plans and group size usually point to the right choice.

Both are possible. Day charters suit swimming, snorkeling and beach stops near your departure point, while longer charters on suitable yachts let you reach more distant cays and islands. Tell us how many days you have and what you would like to see, and we will suggest options that fit.

Popular activities include swimming in clear, shallow water, snorkeling, relaxing at secluded beaches and fishing on suitable boats. What is possible depends on the yacht, its equipment and the conditions on the day, so mention the activities that matter most to you in your inquiry.

Send an online charter request through our contact form with the Bahamas as your destination, or call +1 (305) 515-4735 to speak with a charter specialist. Include your dates, number of guests, the island you are staying on and any yachts from this page that interest you.

Rates are quoted individually and depend on the yacht, the length of the charter, the number of guests, the date and what is included, such as food, drinks or fuel for longer runs. Tell us your budget along with your plans, and we will suggest yachts and itineraries that fit.

Inclusions differ between yachts, so check your quote carefully. Ask whether it covers the captain and crew, fuel, food and drinks, snorkeling gear and water toys, and whether taxes, fees or crew gratuities are extra. Having these details in writing before you book avoids surprises.

The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, and weather can affect plans at any time of year. The captain decides whether conditions are safe, and routes may change on the day. Ask about the rescheduling and cancellation terms for bad weather before you book.

Each yacht has its own passenger limit, which depends on its size and certification, not just on how much deck space it has. Include your exact number of guests, including children, in your inquiry so we only suggest yachts that can take your whole group.

Yes. Mention the yacht’s name or length, for example the 64-foot Pershing or the 620 Lagoon catamaran, in your message, and we will confirm its availability, layout and what is included for your dates. If it is not available, we can suggest similar options.