Aerial view of an Exuma Cays sandbar — Bahamas crewed yacht charter

Viajes en Yate por Las Bahamas — Las Exumas y Más Allá

Catamaranes con tripulación por las Exuma Cays — Staniel, Compass, Shroud y Warderick Wells. Todo incluido, semana completa, con capitán y chef a bordo.

Por qué Las Exumas

¿Por Qué Elegir un Catamarán con Tripulación en Las Bahamas?

Las Exumas son una cadena de 365 cayos en el corazón de Las Bahamas, que se extiende hacia el sur desde New Providence sobre algunas de las aguas más transparentes del Caribe. La mayoría de los cayos están deshabitados; unos pocos cuentan con una marina, un club náutico o un solo bar. La cadena se asienta sobre el poco profundo Bahama Bank, lo que otorga a estas aguas un turquesa luminoso que no encontrarás en ningún otro destino de alquiler de yate en el Caribe.

Un yate con tripulación es la manera más sensata de recorrer los cayos. Los bajos bancos de arena, los angostos canales y los pasos que dependen de la marea exigen un capitán que los conozca bien — la navegación, la elección de bahías y los desembarcos quedan en manos de la tripulación. Un día típico puede combinar un snorkel en Thunderball Grotto con un almuerzo en la playa de Compass Cay, donde los tiburones nodriza se concentran alrededor del muelle de la marina.

Lo que distingue a Las Exumas de los destinos de alquiler de yate más conocidos del Caribe es la concentración de experiencias. En un solo itinerario de una semana, los huéspedes pueden nadar con los famosos cerdos de Big Major Cay, dar de comer a mano a las iguanas de roca en Allan's Cay, ver tiburones nodriza en Compass, explorar con snorkel las cuevas de estilo James Bond en Thunderball Grotto, y descubrir bancos de arena que solo emergen con la marea baja. Pocos destinos ofrecen tanta variedad en una sola cadena de cayos.

Crewed catamaran at sunset in the Exuma Bahamas
Aerial view of a crewed motor yacht anchored in the Exuma Cays
Una vista aérea de la cadena — bahías solo para ti.

Qué Hace Especial un Viaje en Yate por Las Bahamas

Cuatro características que distinguen a Las Exumas de otros destinos de alquiler de yate en el Caribe.

La Claridad del Agua en el Bahama Bank

La Claridad del Agua en el Bahama Bank

Las Exuma Cays se asientan sobre un banco de caliza poco profundo donde la profundidad media oscila entre 1,5 y 4,5 metros sobre arena blanca. El resultado es una visibilidad muy superior a la habitual en el Caribe y un turquesa luminoso sobre el que los yates anclados parecen flotar en el aire.

Bahías Remotas y Protegidas

Bahías Remotas y Protegidas

La mayoría de los cayos de la cadena están deshabitados; muchas bahías reciben apenas uno o dos yates en una misma noche. El Exuma Land and Sea Park (Warderick Wells, Shroud Cay, Hawksbill Cay) es un parque nacional protegido con boyas de amarre limitadas, acceso restringido a tierra y prácticamente ningún desarrollo comercial. El contraste con las zonas de mayor tráfico de las Islas Vírgenes Británicas es inmediato.

Fauna en Cada Bahía

Fauna en Cada Bahía

Los cerdos nadadores de Big Major Cay son el encuentro con la fauna más fotografiado del Caribe, y la cadena de Las Exumas ofrece varios más. Allan's Cay alberga una colonia de iguanas de roca bahamesas endémicas; la marina de Compass Cay atrae a un grupo residente de tiburones nodriza con cada marea; las tortugas marinas pastan en los praderas de posidonia frente a Shroud Cay.

Bancos de Arena, Canales y Jardines de Coral

Bancos de Arena, Canales y Jardines de Coral

Con la marea baja, los canales entre cayos dejan al descubierto bancos de arena — plataformas planas a apenas unos centímetros sobre el agua, perfectas para un almuerzo en la playa o como punto de partida para el paddleboard. Pipe Creek y la orilla oriental de Shroud Cay son los más fotografiados; en un itinerario de una semana, el capitán suele calcular al menos una parada coincidiendo con la marea. La mayoría de los cayos también tienen jardines de coral poco profundos accesibles con snorkel desde las bahías más frecuentadas.

Sundeck and jacuzzi aboard a crewed motor yacht in the Bahamas
La cubierta lista para lo que el día traiga.

Sample Exuma Bahamas Crewed Charter Itineraries

Your week is shaped around your group's interests, the season, and the conditions on the water — your captain tailors the days as they unfold. Treat these itineraries as starting points for inspiration.

Crewed Itinerary · Exumas, Bahamas

Bahamas Sailing Itinerary: A 7-Day Crewed Charter through the Exumas

This Bahamas sailing itinerary delivers a 7-day all-inclusive private-crew week through the Exumas, where your captain and chef handle everything. From pristine beaches and offshore fishing to drift snorkels and secluded anchorages, the route blends adventure, relaxation, and seamless luxury across the chain's iconic cays.

Your journey begins with a scenic sail across the Yellow Bank to the Exumas and ends with a final night at Rose Island, just outside Nassau, before disembarking the following morning.

Duration
7 days / 8 nights
Base
Nassau
Downwind sailing in the Exuma Bahamas.
Enjoying a beautiful evening on deck in the Exuma Bahamas during a private crewed yacht charter.
Another beautiful sunset in the secluded Exuma Bahamas.
Exploring the nurse sharks at Compass Cay Marina in the Exuma Bahamas.

What this Bahamas sailing itinerary covers

The Exumas are 365 cays strung across 120 miles of the Bahamas — pink-sand beaches, cuts that drain the Bahama Bank twice a day, and water so shallow and clear you can see the anchor on the bottom from the bow. This Bahamas sailing itinerary starts in Nassau, crosses the Yellow Bank to Highbourne Cay, and works south through the iconic stops: Allen's Cay (the rock iguanas), Compass Cay (nurse sharks), Big Major (the swimming pigs), Thunderball Grotto, and Shroud Cay's mangroves.

About 140 nautical miles of sailing across the week, mostly downwind on the way out and a little more work coming home. Different from the BVI in two ways: the sailing here is more open and shallower, and the anchorages are more secluded — fewer beach bars, more empty beaches. The week ends with a final night at Rose Island, a short hop from Nassau, before disembarkation. Pricing for crewed Bahamas charters here starts around $25,000 per week and scales into superyacht territory.

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Day 1 of 7 · Nassau → Highbourne Cay

Welcome Aboard – Sailing to the Exumas

Anchorage: Highbourne Cay

Your adventure begins at a Marina in Nassau or Paradise Island, where your professional crew welcomes you with a handcrafted cocktail and a seamless check-in. After a quick orientation, your yacht sets sail across the Yellow Bank toward the Exuma island chain.

Midway through the crossing, the captain selects a calm spot for a snorkeling session at a vibrant coral head, where you can explore tropical fish and, in season, spiny lobster.

By late afternoon, you arrive at Highbourne Cay, where you can paddleboard, enjoy a beach stroll, or relax with a sunset swim before savoring a gourmet first-night dinner aboard under the stars.

Day Highlights

  • Welcome cocktail and yacht orientation at arrival marina.
  • Scenic sail across the Yellow Bank to the Exumas.
  • Snorkeling at a vibrant coral reef.
  • Sunset beach walk or paddleboarding at Highbourne Cay.
  • Gourmet first-night dinner under the stars.
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Day 2 of 7 · Highbourne → Exuma Park

Allen's Cay Iguanas & the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park

Anchorage: Emerald Rock, Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park
Palm Cay, one of the gateway marinas to the Exumas, is a perfect starting point for your weeklong adventure.
Palm Cay, one of the gateway marinas to the Exumas, is a perfect starting point for your weeklong adventure.
Visiting the endangered iguanas at Allen's Cay is a highlight of your first full day of your private charter.
Visiting the endangered iguanas at Allen's Cay is a highlight of your first full day of your private charter.
Pirate's Lair, one of the many places to explore within the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.
Pirate's Lair, one of the many places to explore within the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.

After a leisurely breakfast on deck, take the tender to Allen's Cay, home to the endangered Bahamian Rock Iguanas. These friendly reptiles roam the beach and eagerly greet visitors.

Afterward, set sail south to the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, a protected marine sanctuary where snorkeling is truly world-class. Your captain will guide you to Emerald Rock, known for its stunning reefs, crystal-clear waters, and powdery white sand beaches.

Spend the afternoon kayaking through hidden coves, snorkeling colorful coral gardens, or hiking to Boo Boo Hill for panoramic views of the Exumas.

Day Highlights

  • Visit the endangered iguanas at Allen's Cay.
  • Sail to the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park.
  • Snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking at Emerald Rock and Boo Boo Hill.
  • Sunset cocktails and dinner aboard.
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Day 3 of 7 · Exuma Park → Staniel Cay

Staniel Cay, Thunderball Grotto & Swimming Pigs

Anchorage: Staniel Cay
Enjoying a morning paddleboard session in the Exumas.
Enjoying a morning paddleboard session in the Exumas.
Approaching the anchorage at Staniel Cay near Thunderball Grotto.
Approaching the anchorage at Staniel Cay near Thunderball Grotto.
Greeting the famous swimming pigs of Big Major Cay is not to be missed!
Greeting the famous swimming pigs of Big Major Cay is not to be missed!
The Sandy Cay sandbar is one of the best spots for a beach picnic.
The Sandy Cay sandbar is one of the best spots for a beach picnic.
The Sandy Cay sandbar viewed from above on one of our recent trips.
The Sandy Cay sandbar viewed from above on one of our recent trips.

Wake up in the heart of the Exumas and enjoy a morning paddleboard session or swim before breakfast.

Sail south to Staniel Cay, one of the most iconic stops in the Exumas. Your first adventure of the day is a thrilling snorkel at Thunderball Grotto, an underwater cave made famous by the James Bond movie Thunderball. Swim through natural openings as sunlight illuminates the cavern in a dazzling display.

Next, take the tender to Big Major Cay, home of the famous swimming pigs. These friendly pigs love to greet visitors in the shallow waters, making for a fun and memorable experience.

In the afternoon, visit a stunning remote sandbar for a luxury beach picnic, complete with chilled champagne and fresh seafood.

Day Highlights

  • Snorkeling at Thunderball Grotto, an iconic film location.
  • Meeting the famous swimming pigs at Big Major Cay.
  • Luxury beach picnic with champagne and fresh seafood.
  • Sunset cruise and chef-prepared dinner aboard.
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Day 4 of 7 · Staniel Cay → Compass Cay

Compass Cay – Nurse Sharks & Crescent Beach

Anchorage: Compass Cay
Snorkeling near Compass Cay.
Snorkeling near Compass Cay.
Compass Cay has many hiking trails to explore. The beautiful Crescent Beach is worth a visit.
Compass Cay has many hiking trails to explore. The beautiful Crescent Beach is worth a visit.
You can't beat this setting for dinner back aboard your charter yacht.
You can't beat this setting for dinner back aboard your charter yacht.
Epic sunsets await you in the Exuma Bahamas.
Epic sunsets await you in the Exuma Bahamas.

After breakfast, sail north to Compass Cay, where you can swim with gentle nurse sharks right from the dock.

Afterward, explore Crescent Beach, one of the most spectacular beaches in the Bahamas, perfect for swimming, paddleboarding, or simply soaking up the sun.

The afternoon is yours to enjoy—whether it's a snorkel session, a gentle hike around the island, or a sunset cocktail on deck.

Day Highlights

  • Swim with nurse sharks at Compass Cay Marina.
  • Relax on Crescent Beach.
  • Snorkeling and paddleboarding in turquoise waters.
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Day 5 of 7 · Compass Cay → Shroud Cay

Shroud Cay – The Magical Mangrove River

Anchorage: Shroud Cay
Floating the Sanctuary Creek river at Shroud Cay.
Floating the Sanctuary Creek river at Shroud Cay.
At the end of your tender ride, a short hike to the top of Camp Driftwood offers stunning views of the Exuma Sound.
At the end of your tender ride, a short hike to the top of Camp Driftwood offers stunning views of the Exuma Sound.
Aerial view of the anchorage at Shroud Cay.
Aerial view of the anchorage at Shroud Cay.

Set sail for Shroud Cay, an uninhabited island with a stunning mangrove river that winds its way through the island. This is one of my favorite activities in the Exumas.

After breakfast, take the tender through the famous "Sanctuary Creek", a natural lazy river leading to a breathtaking sand dune beach. Along the way, spot sea turtles, stingrays, and baby sharks in the shallow waters. If the tides are perfect, you can enjoy a fun water slide at the end of the creek.

Camp Driftwood is also worth a visit, where you can take in the views of the Exuma Sound.

Day Highlights

  • Dinghy or kayak ride through the mangrove river at Shroud Cay.
  • Spot sea turtles, stingrays, and tropical fish.
  • Relax at Camp Driftwood Beach with stunning views.
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Day 6 of 7 · Shroud → North Sail Rocks

Deep-Sea Fishing & North Sail Rocks Exploration

Anchorage: North Sail Rocks
Sailing north in the deep water of Exuma Sound gives you the best chance at landing wahoo, mahi-mahi, and tuna.
Sailing north in the deep water of Exuma Sound gives you the best chance at landing wahoo, mahi-mahi, and tuna.
The North Sail Rocks anchorage offers a spectacular, secluded setting for the final night in the Exumas.
The North Sail Rocks anchorage offers a spectacular, secluded setting for the final night in the Exumas.
Another view of the Sail Rocks North anchorage.
Another view of the Sail Rocks North anchorage.

Today, set out for an exhilarating offshore fishing adventure in the deep waters of the Exuma Sound, targeting wahoo, mahi-mahi, and tuna. Whether you're reeling in the catch of the day or just enjoying the thrill of being on the open water, this will be an unforgettable experience.

After a morning of fishing, arrive at North Sail Rocks, one of the most secluded and pristine anchorages in the Exumas. Here, enjoy an afternoon of water sports, snorkeling, and exploring hidden beaches. If conditions allow, you may even have the chance to catch lobster and conch for a fresh-made ceviche prepared by your chef.

Day Highlights

  • Exhilarating offshore fishing for wahoo, mahi-mahi, and tuna.
  • Secluded anchorage at North Sail Rocks.
  • Afternoon of water sports, snorkeling, and exploring hidden beaches.
  • Optional fresh lobster and conch ceviche.
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Day 7 of 7 · North Sail Rocks → Rose Island

Return to Rose Island – Final Night Aboard

Anchorage: Rose Island
Take your pick of relaxation activities at Rose Island for your last night in the Bahamas.
Take your pick of relaxation activities at Rose Island for your last night in the Bahamas.
Beach in the Bahamas aboard your private crewed yacht.
A final, epic sunset in the Bahamas.
A final, epic sunset in the Bahamas.

After breakfast, begin the scenic sail back toward Nassau, crossing the Yellow Bank once more.

By late afternoon, arrive at Rose Island, where you'll enjoy one last afternoon of swimming, snorkeling, and soaking in the Bahamian sun. As the sun sets, your crew will prepare a special farewell dinner, celebrating the incredible memories made throughout the week.

Day Highlights

  • Scenic sail back across the Yellow Bank.
  • Final evening of water sports and relaxation at Rose Island.
  • Special farewell dinner aboard.
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Day 8 · Departure

Disembarkation by Noon – Farewell to Paradise

Wake up to the calm, clear waters of Rose Island and enjoy a leisurely final breakfast aboard before setting sail for a short return to Nassau.

Your crew will arrange a seamless transfer to Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) or your next destination, ensuring a stress-free departure.

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Crewed catamaran at anchor in the Exuma Bahamas
Anclados en solitario en las Exuma Cays.

Plan Your Exuma Bahamas Charter

When to go, what it costs, and how to get there — the practical answers guests ask before booking a Exuma Bahamas crewed yacht charter.

Cuándo Navegar por Las Exumas

Temporada Alta (Dic–Mar)

De diciembre a marzo es el período de mayor demanda de reservas. Las condiciones en Las Exumas son notablemente distintas a las de las protegidas Islas Vírgenes Británicas: frentes fríos llegan desde el noroeste cada cinco a diez días entre enero y marzo, trayendo chubascos, cambios de viento y ocasionales vientos del norte que limitan la elección de bahías. Los días despejados entre frentes son excelentes. Un capitán que conoce bien la cadena esquiva los frentes entrantes aprovechando el sotavento de los cayos. Las semanas de Navidad, Año Nuevo y Semana Santa suelen reservarse con 12 o más meses de antelación.

La Mejor Ventana (Abr–May)

Abril y mayo son los meses más favorables del año. Los vientos alisios soplan estables del este-sureste a 12-18 nudos, la temporada de frentes fríos ha terminado y los días se alargan. El tráfico náutico disminuye a medida que los navegantes a tiempo completo abandonan la cadena antes de la temporada de huracanes, y la actividad tropical es estadísticamente rara antes de junio. Hacia el verano, el calor aumenta, los alisios se amansan y apenas hay brisa que lo mitigue. Para quienes eligen entre temporadas, esta suele ser la mejor que ofrece la cadena.

Cockpit lounge of a crewed catamaran with a Bahamas beach behind
Vistas desde la bañera de un catamarán con tripulación en Las Exumas.

Cuánto Cuesta un Yate con Tripulación en Las Bahamas

$25,000–$100,000 per week

Los yates con tripulación en Las Exumas tienen tarifas de alquiler de yate que van desde $25,000 hasta más de $100,000 por semana, según el tamaño del yate, el año de construcción y la tripulación. El precio sigue uno de dos modelos. Algunos yates se alquilan todo incluido — la tarifa base cubre el yate, la tripulación, la comida, las bebidas, el combustible y los gastos corrientes habituales — el mismo modelo común en las Islas Vírgenes Británicas. Otros funcionan con un modelo de gastos adicionales: la tarifa base cubre el yate y la tripulación, mientras que la comida, las bebidas, el combustible, las boyas de amarre, las tarifas de marina y los permisos de navegación y pesca en Las Bahamas se pagan a través de una APA (Asignación Anticipada de Provisiones), financiada por adelantado con un 25–35% de la tarifa base y liquidada al final del viaje. Las Bahamas también aplican un impuesto de navegación del 14% que no existe en las Islas Vírgenes Británicas — lo que hace que un viaje comparable en Las Bahamas resulte algo más caro que el mismo yate alquilado en el Caribe. La propina para la tripulación, habitual entre el 15 y el 20% de la tarifa base, se entrega directamente al capitán en el momento del desembarque.

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How to get to the Exuma Bahamas

Gateway airports
Nassau (NAS) es la principal puerta de entrada internacional, con vuelos directos desde la mayoría de las ciudades de la costa este de EEUU y un puerto de aguas profundas que admite cualquier tamaño de yate. Staniel Cay cuenta con una pista de aterrizaje regional a mitad de la cadena; turbohélices pequeños desde Nassau, Fort Lauderdale (FLL) o terminales privadas de Florida llegan en 60 a 90 minutos. Algunos itinerarios combinan una llegada a Nassau con una salida desde Staniel, acortando el tramo navegado en viajes más cortos.
Embarkation ports
El embarque más habitual es en Nassau, zarpando desde Atlantis Marina, Hurricane Hole o Palm Cay. El primer día incluye la travesía del Exuma Sound para alcanzar los cayos del norte. También es posible embarcar en Staniel Cay Yacht Club; esto evita la travesía y es la opción preferida en viajes más cortos (4–5 días). Comenzar desde Staniel — o desde cualquier cayo al sur de Nassau — puede implicar un cargo de reposicionamiento, dependiendo de dónde se encuentre el yate al inicio del viaje. Los itinerarios de una sola dirección también son posibles en viajes más largos: de Nassau a Staniel y regreso, de Staniel hacia Nassau, o incluso desde Georgetown (el núcleo sur de Great Exuma) hasta Nassau. Los recorridos de sur a norte suelen ser más cómodos que el camino inverso — la dirección predominante del viento y el oleaje favorece esa ruta. El yate y la duración del viaje determinan la mejor opción; lo analizamos contigo en detalle antes de reservar.
Airport transfers
Desde el aeropuerto de Nassau, las marinas de embarque están a 15-30 minutos en taxi. Desde la pista de Staniel Cay, el club náutico queda a cinco minutos a pie. Los traslados privados entre Nassau y Staniel en hidroavión o vuelo chárter están disponibles para huéspedes con agendas ajustadas; el agente de charter los gestiona con antelación.
Customs & immigration
El control de aduanas e inmigración de Las Bahamas se realiza en el puerto de entrada. El capitán se encarga de los permisos de navegación y pesca del yate como parte de los trámites estándar del viaje. Los huéspedes necesitan un pasaporte válido; los ciudadanos de EEUU, Reino Unido y la UE no requieren visado para estancias de menos de 90 días.

Frequently asked questions

About chartering in the Exuma Bahamas.

How long should our Bahamas charter be?
We recommend a week. The Exumas chain runs over 100 nautical miles end to end, and seven days gives you time to settle into the cruising ground instead of rushing through it. A typical week visits Allan's Cay, Norman's Cay, Shroud Cay and Warderick Wells in the no-take park, Compass Cay's nurse sharks, and Staniel Cay for Thunderball Grotto and the swimming pigs at Big Major. Shorter trips (4–5 days) work too. For those we typically recommend embarking at Staniel Cay rather than Nassau — starting in Nassau adds a half-day crossing of the Exuma Sound to reach the northern cays, which is a fine experience on a week-long charter but a meaningful chunk of a five-day trip. Staniel Cay drops you in the middle of the chain immediately.
What is included in an all-inclusive Bahamas crewed charter?
Included: a professional crew (typically captain, chef, and stewardess), all meals and a standard bar (beer, wine, and spirits), water sports equipment, fuel for normal cruising, Bahamas cruising permits, linens, and towels. Not included: crew gratuities (15-20% of the base charter rate), any marina or dockage fees beyond customary stops, premium drinks or specialty provisions, onshore dining (Staniel Cay Yacht Club, etc.), and transfers to and from the yacht.
What is APA, and how does it work on a Bahamas crewed charter?
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance — a pre-paid fund (typically 25-35% of the base charter rate) that covers food, beverages, fuel, mooring and marina fees, and other running costs during your trip. Your captain keeps an itemized account, and any unused funds are refunded at the end of your charter. In the Exumas specifically, APA also covers Bahamas cruising and fishing permits, the relocation fee if your yacht is repositioning to a starting point like Staniel Cay, and dockage at marinas such as Highbourne Cay or Compass Cay if your itinerary calls for them.
How far in advance should we book a Bahamas crewed charter?
For peak season (December through April), book 6-12 months ahead — the best yachts and crews go first, and Christmas/New Year, Spring Break, and Easter weeks often book 12+ months out. For our favorite Exumas window (April through May), 4-6 months is typically enough. Last-minute availability comes up too, especially when a charter cancels — we can always check what's open.
Can the chef accommodate dietary restrictions or preferences?
Yes. Your chef can accommodate virtually any dietary need — vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, kosher, allergies, kids menus, and more. Before your charter, you will complete a preference sheet detailing every guest's dietary requirements, favorite foods, and anything to avoid. Your chef builds the menu around it. In the Bahamas, expect plenty of fresh-caught conch, lobster (in season), and grouper alongside your preferences — it's part of what makes a Bahamas charter feel like a Bahamas charter.
Should we start our Bahamas charter from Nassau or Staniel Cay?
Both work, and the right call depends on your trip length and travel preferences. Nassau is the more common starting point — direct flights from most US gateways and a deep-water harbor for any size yacht. The trade-off is a half-day open-water crossing of the Exuma Sound to reach the northern cays before your charter really begins. Staniel Cay sits in the middle of the Exuma chain, near Pig Beach and Thunderball Grotto. Starting from Staniel skips the Nassau crossing entirely and you're chartering from the moment you step on board — a meaningful difference on a 5-7 day trip. The trade-off is that flights are smaller (regional turboprops out of Nassau or Fort Lauderdale), and there is often an extra relocation fee to position the yacht to Staniel. For a 7+ day charter we usually recommend starting in Nassau and using the crossing as part of the experience. For 4-5 days, Staniel is hard to beat.
How to get to the Exumas?
You can fly directly to Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) in Nassau with airlines like Delta, United, American, and Air Canada.
When is the best time to visit Exuma, Bahamas?
The best time to visit Exuma, Bahamas, is from December to April, thanks to its moderate weather and comfortable temperatures. This period is particularly appealing for a variety of reasons:

  • Stable Weather Conditions: These months provide the most stable and predictable weather, with minimal rainfall and storm activity. This consistency makes it easier to plan your sailing adventures and ensures more time enjoying the sun and sea.
  • Comfortable Climate: The climate is pleasantly warm, with temperatures usually ranging from the mid-70s to mid-80s Fahrenheit (around 24-29°C), making it ideal for outdoor and water activities. The ocean temperature is also inviting for swimming, snorkeling, and diving enthusiasts.
  • Favorable Sailing Conditions: The trade winds during this season are steady and moderate, offering ideal conditions for sailing. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a beginner, navigating the waters of Exuma is both enjoyable and accessible.
  • Lower Hurricane Risk: Traveling outside the Atlantic hurricane season, which spans from June to November, reduces the risk of travel interruptions and ensures safer sailing experiences.
What kind of marine life can I expect to catch while fishing in Exuma?
In the Exuma Sound drop, just a stone's throw away in some places, you can catch species like wahoo, mahi mahi, and tuna. You can read more about it here.
What are the best activities to do in Exuma during a yacht charter?
From hiking on Boo Boo Hill, swimming with pigs at Big Major Cay, to enjoying a Peanut Colada at Staniel Cay Yacht Club, Exuma offers unique activities for sea adventurers.
What should I know about swimming with the pigs in Exuma?
Visiting the swimming pigs at Big Major Cay is a unique experience. It's recommended to bring suitable food for them (such as fruits and vegetables) and maintain a respectful distance to enjoy this encounter safely and responsibly.
Sundeck loungers aboard a crewed yacht in the Bahamas
Cubierta superior en un yate con tripulación por Las Bahamas.

How to Book Your Exuma Bahamas Yacht Charter

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Share Your Vision

Fill out our quick form and we'll dive into your unique preferences — from adventure-packed itineraries to pampered escapes. Whether you're a seasoned voyager or new to charters, we'll tailor recommendations just for you.

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Choose the Perfect Yacht

With over fifteen years of experience, we'll match you with the yacht that fits your style, group, and itinerary. We work directly with the captains and crews across our list — so the recommendation is built around the right boat-and-crew fit for your week, not whatever's easiest to book.

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Relax While We Handle the Details

Once your yacht is booked, we'll take care of logistics: paperwork, reminders, and personalized resources to help you plan. From arrival planning to must-visit spots, we'll make your charter as seamless as it is unforgettable.

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Alquiler de yate con tripulación en las Islas Vírgenes Británicas

Las Islas Vírgenes Británicas son el destino #1 de alquiler de yate con tripulación en el Caribe. Navegaciones cortas, aguas protegidas y bahías de clase mundial.

Guía de Alquiler de Yate con Tripulación en Islas Vírgenes Británicas

Todo lo que necesitás saber antes de tu viaje en yate con tripulación en las Islas Vírgenes Británicas — precios, lista de equipaje, itinerario y cómo llegar.

Alquiler de yate con tripulación en las Bahamas

Explore las Exumas en un yate privado con tripulación. Cerdos nadadores, bancos de arena y algunas de las aguas más cristalinas del mundo.

Alquiler de yate con tripulación en el Caribe

Alquiler de yate todo incluido con tripulación en todo el Caribe — Islas Vírgenes Británicas, Bahamas, Islas Vírgenes de EEUU, St. Martin, Antigua y más.