A Bahamas yacht charter is one of the best ways to experience the islands up close. Every day can bring a new beach, reef, sandbar, or hidden anchorage.
Contigo Yachts helps you choose the right yacht, crew, route, and pace so your trip feels effortless from the start.
The Bahamas offer the kind of yacht charter experience people dream about. Calm anchorages, warm water, soft beaches, protected reefs, and island chains that are easy to explore by yacht.
Whether you want a relaxed family escape, a romantic getaway, or a milestone celebration, the Bahamas give you space to slow down and enjoy the water your way.
See the sand, reefs, and marine life below you.
Move from beach to reef to anchorage without long, exhausting travel days.
Enjoy quiet places far from crowded resorts and busy beaches.
Snorkel, swim, paddleboard, fish, explore, or simply relax onboard.
The Exumas are known for bright blue water, sandbars, reef life, and quiet anchorages. This is a top choice for guests who want the classic Bahamas yacht charter experience.
The Abacos offer calm cruising, charming island towns, beaches, marinas, and reef-protected waters. It is a great fit for travelers who want a mix of comfort, exploration, and island character.
The Out Islands are ideal for travelers who want more privacy, space, and natural beauty. These routes feel quieter, more remote, and more connected to the wild side of the Bahamas.
Tell us what kind of trip you want, and Contigo will help you find the right yacht, crew, and route.
2022 Bali Catamarans
Penny Jo is a bright, breezy 44-foot Bali catamaran with three queen cabins, seamless indoor-outdoor living, and a relaxed crewed charter experience.
2008 St. Francis
Tahina is a classic 50-foot St. Francis sailing catamaran with three guest cabins, an owner-operator crew, onboard diving, and an easygoing island-hopping feel.
2022 Bali Catamarans
Nauti Dogs 5.4 is a 54-foot Bali catamaran with four queen cabins, inviting indoor-outdoor spaces, water toys, and a relaxed Bahamas charter experience.
2027 Bali Catamarans
Location 5.8 is a 58-foot Bali catamaran with resort-style indoor-outdoor living, five cabins, a flybridge with 360-degree views, and a full lineup of water toys.
2022 Bali Catamarans
Drift is a 55-foot Bali catamaran with four queen cabins, generous indoor-outdoor living, panoramic flybridge views, and a fun lineup of water toys.
2019 Horizon
Mucho Gusto is a 65-foot Horizon power catamaran with three elegant suites, spacious flybridge lounging, premium amenities, and a polished crewed charter experience.
2019 Lagoon
Serenity VII is a refined 63-foot Lagoon power catamaran with four ensuite cabins, expansive lounging areas, a polished three-person crew, and smooth Bahamas cruising.
2021 Bali Catamarans
This luxurious sailing catamaran offers expansive indoor and outdoor living spaces, a professional crew, and an unforgettable charter experience with exceptional comfort, dining, and adventure on the turquoise waters of the Bahamas.
Popular Bahamas yacht charter areas include the Exumas, Abacos, Out Islands, and other island chains depending on yacht availability, season, weather, and your trip goals.
Yes. Contigo focuses on private crewed yacht charters with a professional crew to help manage the experience, meals, itinerary, and time onboard.
It depends on your travel style. The Exumas are great for clear water, sandbars, and remote beauty. The Abacos offer island hopping and local charm. The Out Islands are ideal for a quieter escape.
Yes. Contigo helps match you with the right yacht, crew, destination, and itinerary style for your Bahamas charter.
The Bahamas are easy for many travelers to enjoy, especially guests coming from North America. English is the official language, the Bahamian Dollar is pegged 1:1 to the U.S. Dollar, and the U.S. dollar is widely accepted.
The Bahamas are on Eastern Time, and North American travelers typically do not need power adapters because the islands use 120V U.S.-style outlets. Connectivity is reliable in larger hubs like Nassau, Staniel Cay, and Marsh Harbour, but it may be limited in more remote areas.
Many bills include a service charge, while additional gratuity for crew and service staff is appreciated.
