Nassau, the capital city of the Bahamas is situated on the island of New Providence. The island has something for everyone. New Providence and nearby Paradise Island are home to golf courses and numerous beaches. Outdoor activities include swimming with turtles, diving, jetski adventures and more. Dining on the islands is cosmopolitan and a variety of food types are on offer including Caribbean, local, seafood, steakhouses, Italian, Mexican, Chinese, café and American. The popular speciality food and rum tours are not to be missed.

Norman’s Cay was once a major trans-shipment base for smuggling of cocaine from Colombia to the USA. The operation was closed down, the cay will become a tourist resort being now privately owned. Apart from beaches, one of the diving sites is a sunken aeroplane once used by drug smugglers. The cay has a single eatery which serves Bahamian and Caribbean food.

In the larger Bahamas chain of the Caribbean Sea, the Exumas islands are located. An Exumas yacht charter holiday deals with natural beauty and isolated ecology. The Islands stretches for more than 100 miles and consists of 365 Cays, which are still untouched by man. They are one of the world's most pristine yacht charter cruises for luxury motor and navigational yachts and certainly one of the best in the Caribbean.

The Staniel Cay Yacht Club invites you to immerse all your senses in the beauty of the Bahamas. Sitting in the sweet south of the Bahamas where blue skies meld with blue seas, it’s no surprise that this corner of the world tempts sailors and beach lovers. Boasting a full service marina, a ton of watersport opportunities, and all the modern entertainment and dining amenities you need, life on Staniel Cay works a charm. Littered with white sands, you can sprawl in turquoise surroundings or for more active adventurers, there’s snorkelling, scuba diving, and plenty of opportunity to fish and kayak around the coast.

Cat Island, named after the pirate Arthur Catt, brags the Bahamas highest point, Mount Alvernia at 206ft. Enjoy a light hike to "The Hermitage" monastery built in 1939. This relatively unspoilt island, free from large resorts, is also the perfect escape spot for snorkelling, kayaking and lazing on the island's pristine beaches

A secluded cay found on St George’s Cay in North Eleuthera, Spanish Wells is a small community that makes a big impression. While neighbouring islands have long tempted pirates, celebrities, sailors and travellers with their glitzy offerings, Spanish Wells has been happily getting on with it. Authentic, easy, and For yacht charter guests seeking a slice of seclusion, Spanish Wells will deliver. Big empty beaches are a mirage of the whitest sands and the clearest blue sea. Snorkelers and divers will delight in the position of Spanish Wells with its easy access to several shipwreck diving sites nearby.

Berry Islands has big game fishing as its main attraction. Each year the islands host a big game fishing tournament in which the expected catch may include tuna, grouper, billfish, wahoo, tiger fish, king mackerel and many more. Most of the time the islands are serene and, after beach activities, are ideal for snorkeling, scuba diving and photography. As with other Caribbean islands, food is mainly seafood based and is available from a handful of restaurants.

Just 25 minutes across the water from the raucous ritzy shores of Nassau Paradise Island, you will find the sandy little sweep of Rose Island. Aptly named, this stunning island captures the simple grace and beauty of life in the Caribbean (with some special surprises along the way too). Rose Island is uninhabited save for the local famous swimming pigs. There is nothing more enchanting than watching these sandy snouted pink pigs escape the heat with a swim in the pure blue waters. Raised here on Rose Island, these pretty pigs are part of the protected wildlife sanctuary on Rose Island and swimming alongside them is pure to be the highlight of your charter trip. There’s also plenty of opportunities for kayaking, snorkelling, secluded picnics, and leafing through the pages of your favourite book as you sway in a hammock.