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Bahamas sailing charters

We are committed to providing the best Bahamas sailing charters. Our Bahamas catamaran charters are all inclusive with your own captain, dive master and chef. our Bahamas sailing charters includes unlimited scuba and sport fishing with your own private spacious cabin, bath & shower facilities. Our catamaran sailing charters are equipped with the most modern navigation and technology and staffed with an experienced crew. On our Bahamas catamaran charters you will enjoy sailing , sport fishing and scuba dive in the most exotic destinations. The Bahamas consists of over 700 islands and cays, all with beautiful beaches, world class fishing and magnificent snorkeling and scuba diving spots. Our Bahamas sailing charters are truly an experience of a life time. You will sail in the tropics, delight in balmy breezes and sunshine, snorkel and scuba dive vibrant coral reefs. All food and beverages are included. Our Bahamas scuba charters are truly ALL inclusive. Scuba diving, treasure hunting on Spanish Galleons, sport fishing and snorkeling are just some of the activities we offer. We know you will want to share our Bahamas scuba charters experience when you return home so we also provide you with a digital CD photo album and DVD video of your vacation both above and below the water FREE.

The shallower draft of our catamaran sailing charters allows entry to anchorages in the waters of the Bahamas that deeper draft monohulls are not able to enter. In the calm Bahamas breezes our catamaran is fast with no heeling. Our sailing charters offer a catamaran with more room than single hull sailboats. That's because the catamarans beam extends the boat's full length and offers a spacious cockpit and a large salon. Snorkel North America's only living coral reef. l This roomy, fast catamaran charter will get you around the Bahamas in comfort and give you hours of water time to enjoy the tropical corals and fish like no other sailing charter. Reefs in the Bahamas are ideal for snorkeling and shallow reef diving because the top of the reef comes to within 3 feet of the surface while the bottom is at 25 to 35 feet ideal for sailing charters. The Bahamas coral formations are famous for their abundance of fish, from impressive schools of blue-striped grunts to green moray eels. We have shallow reefs for snorkeling, and a range of deeper reefs for experienced divers. All you need to bring is your bathing suit (or not) . Our crew will supply you with everything else, including complimentary sodas, wine, beer, and snacks. So, come enjoy the beautiful warm waters of the Bahamas and have a fun day in the sun.

Abaco, Bahamas
Known as a sailing capital where, in charming 18th century fishing villages, the art of shipbuilding continues as it has for centuries. The Abaco Islands consist of one main island and several cays, or islets -- some of which are deserted. It is also the home of Treasure Cay, recognized as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. With so many secluded places to drop anchor, it is no wonder that it is a favorite with sailors. It is also the boat building capital of The Islands Of The Bahamas.

Andros, Bahamas
An island of creeks and forests, it's the largest of The Bahamas, Andros, the largest island in The Bahamas, boasts the third-largest coral reef in the world, making it ideal for scuba diving and snorkeling. It is the bonefishing capital of the world and is famous for producing Androsia, a handmade batik fabric.

Berry Islands, Bahamas

Relatively unknown and un-crowded, these islands could be called part of the ‘undiscovered’ Bahamas. A mere five-hour sail from Nassau to the Berry Islands provide an excellent opportunity for dolphin watching and deep-sea fishing. Chub Cay with with its pristine near-shore reefs, walls, and beautiful white-sand beaches is the ideal spot for snorkeling, diving and exploring. A bit further up the island chain, Alder Cay offers a beautiful anchorage and ideal ‘conching’ grounds. A visit to Little Harbor Cay is a must. Toted as the ‘prettiest and best” harbor in the Berries. A visit to Flo’s Conch Bar and Restaurant is a must for a true Out Island experience. Hoffman’s Cay is undoubtedly one of our favorite islands in all the Bahamas. Fringed by a spectacular shallow reef on the Atlantic side and beautiful white-sand beaches on the harbor side it offers the best of everything. Hoffman’s also offers a hidden gem- an inland blue hole in the center if the island. This is an excellent spot to spend an afternoon swimming and exploring. Great Harbor Cay and its miles of unspoiled beaches is a stop not to be missed. Explore caves on the shoreline, look for bonefish in the shallows and dive for conch on the grass beds. After working up a considerable thirst, a stop at the Beach Club for a cool refreshing drink is a must. Great Stirrup offers a snug anchorage at Panton Cove and excellent spots for diving and snorkeling. A visit to the Berry islands is a true out-island experience for guests who prefer an out-island experience without crowds, traffic and commotion.

Bimini, Bahamas
Game fishing capital of the world where the waters teem with marlin, sailfish, bluefin tuna and more. The Bimini Islands include North Bimini, South Bimini and a bunch of tiny cays sprinkling southward. Only 50 miles from Miami, these islands are known as the game fishing capital of the world. They are also the former haunt of Ernest Hemingway, who used them as the setting for his book, Islands in the Stream.

Cat Island, Bahamas
Gently rolling hills and ancient Indian caves with a hermitage at its peak. The Bahamas highest island is an explorer's delight.

Eleuthera, Bahamas
Miles and miles of secluded pink beaches with excellent diving at nearby Spanish Wells and Harbour Island. Eleuthera, which English Puritans first settled in 1648, encompasses one main island and numerous cays. The most popular location is Harbor Island, a northern cay. On this island is Dunmore Town, which looks like a Bahamian Cape Cod and has houses dating back two hundred years. Eleuthera is an idyllic setting for honeymooners, divers, snorkelers and people who appreciate pink sand beaches. Just 30 miles at its nearest point to Nassau, The island of Eluthera stretches over 90 miles of ocean and shallow banks. This area encompasses beautiful waters for sailing, protected coves and unexplored shores. The coastline of Eluthera is stunning, with rolling hills interspersed with white-sand beaches. Many of the settlements along the coastline have been described as reminiscent of Cornish villages. The rugged eastern shore is often inaccessible, but the favored lee shore allows access to the high cliffs and views of the open Atlantic. Eluthera offers several ports of call, including the quaint Gregory Town and the historical Governor's Harbour. Water sports such as sailing, snorkeling, kayaking and surfing are all popular in Eluthera. Harbour Island, while not connected to Eluthera is close enough to be considered part of it. It is a beautiful island with cottages dating back to the 1800's, winding streets that are traveled by golf carts and quaint shops. The Jewel of Harbour Island is its world-renowned pink sand beaches. The beach faces the Atlantic and is fringed by a barrier reefs. Swim in the warm surf, stroll the beach or ride a horse through the water! A trip to Harbour Island is like taking a trip back in time- Bahamas style!

Exuma, Bahamas
Home of the famous Land and Sea Park, the 365 islands of the Exumas offer one island for every day of the year!! Just 35 miles from Nassau and a world apart! The islands stretch over 100 miles and offer diversity above and below the sea. Visit islands with wild Iguanas and a variety of flora and fauna. Dive or snorkel reefs so pristine the life will amaze you. Protected coves offer the opportunity to explore white-sand beaches. Many of these islands were inhabited by pirates in days of long ago, and many relics of this time can still be found. The yachting capital of The Bahamas, these islands are known for their beautiful beaches, coves and inlets. The Exuma Islands are an archipelago of 365 islands. First settled by British Loyalists fleeing America in 1783, you can still see remnants of their deserted plantations. Elizabeth Harbor, off George Town, is a renowned mooring spot for yachts. The uninhabited cays provide private beaches and wildlife sanctuaries.

Grand Bahama, Bahamas
Cosmopolitan Freeport/Lucaya offers non-stop action with nightclubs, casinos, land and water sports. Nearby are tranquil, quaint fishing villages. Freeport/Lucaya is the nation’s second most populated city. People who are looking for a destination that is foreign, yet feels familiar will appreciate Grand Bahama. It has shopping, casinos, entertainment, sports, nature parks and, of course, beaches.

Inagua, Bahamas
A sanctuary for thousands of amazing pink flamingos in their natural habitat.

Long Island, Bahamas
An island of wandering hills and limestone caves. It also features scuba dives to underwater shipwrecks.

New Providence, Bahamas
Nassau, the capital city, is located here, along with a wealth of historical edifices, luxury hotels, cozy inns and intimate lounges. Nassau, the capital city of The Islands Of The Bahamas, is located on the coast of New Providence Island and linked by a bridge to Paradise Island. This is the most popular spot in The Islands Of The Bahamas. It has everything: glamorous casinos, exciting nightlife, duty-free shopping, spectacular aquariums, historical buildings, sandy beaches and sporting activities of every kind.

Paradise Island, Bahamas
The spectacular hotels, a championship golf course and a dazzling casino can be reached by ferry or by bridge from downtown Nassau.

San Salvador, Bahamas
Where Columbus first set foot in the New World, it retains much of its original unspoiled beauty. San Salvador, Cat Island, the Berry Islands and others are part of The Out Islands. Great for yachting and diving, they are less populated and less developed than the more famous locations, like Nassau. However, they are rich in history (San Salvador was Columbus’ first stop), wildlife and beautiful places to escape from the pressures of modern life.

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