Bahamas yacht charter
Barefoot Beauty in the Worldās Most Dazzling Waters
Welcome to The Bahamas, where time slows, the ocean sparkles in every shade of blue, and your yacht becomes the key to a world untouched by the ordinary.
With more than 700 islands and cays scattered across its archipelago, The Bahamas is a vast and vibrant playground. Discover iconic sandbars that vanish at high tide, pink-tinged beaches where your footprints are the only ones in sight, and coral reefs alive with colour. Cruise through calm, crystalline waters, swim with dolphins or pigs, and anchor in lagoons so clear they feel surreal. Whether youāre seeking barefoot luxury, exhilarating adventure, or blissful seclusion, The Bahamas delivers a charter experience unlike anywhere else.
Chartering in The Bahamas
Charter with Fraser
The Bahamas offers year-round sunshine with average temperatures ranging between 24°C (75°F) and 31°C (88°F), making it an ideal destination for yacht charters. The islands enjoy a tropical climate, tempered by steady northeast trade winds that keep conditions warm and breezy throughout the year. Sea temperatures are just as inviting, ranging from 23°C (73°F) to 29°C (84°F), perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and water sports.
While the Bahamas is a great cruising ground any time of year, the best time to charter is from December to April, when the weather is driest and most settled. During this season, the seas are calm, the skies are clear, and every island reveals its full natural beauty. With Fraser Yachts, you can explore these spectacular waters at their finest, delivering a seamless and unforgettable yachting experience.
Yachts for charter in The Bahamas
Wild waters, remote islands & thrilling routes across The Bahamas

The Exuma Islands
The Exuma Islands form a string of pearls that include a variety of natural harbours and secluded beaches that span over a hundred miles of clear blue water.
For breakfast pull into the secluded Allan's Cay Group where you may catch a glimpse of the Bahamian Dragon, a critically endangered species of iguana. Spend the evening anchored off the western shore of Highborne Cay.

The Abacos
The Abacos islands are rich with the visual and cultural flavor of former British colonial life and are one of the world's top boating and sailing destinations.
One of the more striking aspect of the Abacos is the crystal-clear appearance of the turquoise water accompanied by pure white powder sand beaches - mostly uncrowded too. Escape the real world, far away from the civilization, and visit this unique island where tradition and heritage will make you feel overwhelmed by the magnificent architecture.