

Bahamas
Bahamas
A voyage of luxury in the pristine waters of the Bahamas
The Bahamas is a rather unique destination in more ways than one. With its 700 islands and cays spread in a 500 mile chain that straddles the Tropic of Cancer. The tropical climate provides warm temperatures year- round, making it an ideal destination at any time. The alluring colors of the water range from crystal clear turquoise to every shade of blue imaginable at varying depths. Year round water temperatures hovering at 80F (27C) invites you to play in and discover what lies beneath the calm surface.The islands are divided up into two primary cruising zones: The Abacos to the North and the Exumas to the South, each providing unique draws.
While exploring the bahamas, you can explore vibrant coral reefs, underwater caves, and diverse marine life, including the famous Andrés Barrier Reef. Fishing enthusiasts can experience world class deep sea fishing or spearfishing. Water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, and jet skiing are readily available to discover uninhabited islands and secret beaches perfect for picnics and exploration.
Check out the sample itineraries to read about the amazing things that await you at each stop.

Day 1
Shroud Cay & Warderick's Wells
Spend the afternoon playing in the Atlantis waterslides, lazy river or casino. Enjoy a round of Golf at the private Albany Marina. Settle in, get to know your captain and crew and get ready to embark on the week of a lifetime!

Day 2
Highbourne
Highbourne Cay is the perfect place to start your day; enjoy a snorkel in the shallows or a paddleboard along the shore. Lunch cruise to Norman’s Cay where you can snorkel or dive on a sunken plane; the sea life here is abundant. Finish your evening with sunset cocktails as you cruise to Shroud Cay.

Day 3
Shroud Cay & Warderick's Wells
Anchoring Here rewards you with an uninhabited island with tidal creeks to explore. Grab your favorite water toy ride and cruise through one of the creeks to check out a nursery haven for sea turtles, conch and starfish. A short tender ride to Norman’s Cay will have you snorkeling the sunken drug-running plane in shallow waters and/or enjoying a local lunch at MacDuff’s Beach Bar & Grille

Day 4
Bell Island
Lots of fun to be had here! Big Majors is a well protected anchorage and is a central spot for short tender rides to surrounding locations. Visit the famous swimming pigs on Pig Beach or swim with the famous nurse sharks at Compass Cay. Thunderball Grotto and the Rocky Dundas are underwater caves perfect for novice snorkelers to explore. The Staniel Cay Yacht Club is a fun spot for lunch or dinner if you’re missing dry land.

Day 5
Twin Cays & Staniel Cay
Spend Spend an unforgettable day island-hopping through the Exumas with a visit to Twin Cays and Staniel Cay, filled with adventure and indulgence. Begin your morning at Twin Cays, where calm, shallow waters are ideal for exploring by paddleboard, kayak, or SeaBob. Glide through vibrant mangroves, spot sea turtles and rays, or simply float in tranquility. After a light onboard brunch, cruise to the iconic Staniel Cay. Dive into Thunderball Grotto for an epic snorkeling experience, then zip across the turquoise waters on a Jet Ski or try wakeboarding behind the tender. Don’t miss a stop at Big Major Cay to feed and swim with the famous Exuma pigs. Wrap up your day with cocktails on the sundeck as the sun sets over the Out Islands—a perfect blend of luxury, adventure, and Bahamian beauty.

Day 6
Thunderball Grotto
Discover one of the Bahamas’ most iconic natural wonders with a visit to Thunderball Grotto, a must-see destination near Staniel Cay. Made famous by the James Bond film Thunderball, this hidden cave is a snorkeler’s paradise. Enter at low tide and find yourself surrounded by towering rock formations, shimmering light beams, and schools of colorful tropical fish. With snorkeling gear or a SeaBob, glide through crystal-clear waters and explore the underwater caverns and coral-covered walls. For the more adventurous, try cliff jumping from the top of the grotto or capturing the moment with a GoPro dive. Whether you’re seeking cinematic beauty or a thrilling underwater experience, Thunderball Grotto is a breathtaking highlight of any Exumas charter.

Day 6
Norman's Cay
Step into a piece of Bahamian history and natural beauty with a visit to Norman’s Cay, a captivating stop in the Exumas. Once the infamous hideout of drug smugglers in the 1980s, the island is now a serene and scenic destination rich with intrigue and adventure. Snorkel the famous plane wreck just offshore—a sunken drug smuggler’s aircraft now teeming with marine life—or take out a SeaBob or snorkel gear to explore the surrounding coral reefs. After your underwater adventure, enjoy a beach picnic or a laid-back lunch at MacDuff’s, the island’s rustic-chic beachfront restaurant. With powdery white sand, calm turquoise waters, and a touch of mystery, Norman’s Cay offers the perfect blend of history, relaxation, and fun on the water