Superyacht Charters in the Bahamas

A Bahamas superyacht charter is the most comfortable and self-contained way to see the islands. The fleet runs 100-300 feet with base rates from $85,000 to $500,000+/week, and every yacht carries its own world onboard: sundeck jacuzzis, beach clubs, spa cabins, and a full toy garage with jet skis, Seabobs, slides, and chase boats.

Start from Nassau or Marsh Harbour, plan 7-14 days, and aim for December to April, since the best yachts book popular dates a year or more out.

Why Charter a Superyacht in the Bahamas?

The yacht is the resort. The Out Islands are beautiful precisely because there’s almost nothing built on them: your restaurant, spa, and beach club all travel with you.

1:1 crew ratio. A dedicated chef, stewardesses, and water-sports crew mean the service level of a five-star hotel, in places no hotel exists.

The full toy garage. Jet skis, Seabobs, waterslides, dive gear, and a chase boat that gets you to drop-offs and bonefish flats the mothership can’t anchor near.

Ultimate freedom. With 300+ nautical mile range and everything you need onboard, the whole archipelago is your itinerary, not just the stretch nearest the marina.

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How Much Does a Bahamas Superyacht Charter Cost?

Base rates run $85,000 to $500,000+/week depending on size, age, and amenities. On top of that, budget a 30-40% APA (fuel, food, drinks, dockage) and the Bahamas’ 14% charter tax. A $150,000/week yacht typically lands around $220,000 fully loaded.

Full cost breakdown →

Where to Go on Your Bahamas Superyacht Charter?

A superyacht’s range means the whole Bahamas is on the table. The classic first-timer week runs Nassau south through the Exumas: Thunderball Grotto, the swimming pigs at Big Major‘s Spot, Norman’s Cay, with the option to return via Eleuthera’s pink-sand beaches. The Abacos offer the sociable version: harbor towns, beach bars, and protected water, starting straight out of Marsh Harbour’s own international airport.

For a second visit, ask us about the Berry Islands, Long Island, or Cat Island: blue holes and untouched beaches with no other yacht in sight.

See the full day-by-day Exumas & Eleuthera itinerary →