
The Bahamas
Islands, cays and clear water.
Seven hundred islands, and the water the colour of glass.
Less than an hour from Miami, the Bahamas offer what few places still can: an island to yourselves, water so clear the yacht seems to float above the sand, and days with nothing on them. From Nassau to the Exumas and Harbour Island, we choose the island, the boat and the crew.
The season
Best seasonAlso good
- Best season
- December to May
- Arrival
- Nassau, or directly to the Out Islands
- Known for
- Private islands, yachting in the Exumas
- Through GRANTED
- One adviser, every detail held
Where we take you
The Exumas
A chain of cays made for yachting, anchorages with nobody else in sight.
Harbour Island
Pink sand, a colonial village, a gentle pace of life.
Private islands
For one family at a time, with staff, chef and boat.
Nassau and Paradise Island
The arrival point, the marinas and the larger houses.
What the house arranges
Bahamas,
arranged.
Direct flights to the Out Islands, seaplanes between the cays.
SeaYachts and crews for the Exumas, tenders and water toys ready on arrival.
ResidencesPrivate islands and beach houses, fully staffed.
MoveBoats and drivers between the islands, luggage sent ahead.
AccessDiving with the best guides, fishing charters, tables in the few addresses that matter.
Moments
A week in the Exumas
One yacht, one crew, and a different anchorage every evening.
An island to yourselves
The staff, the chef and the beach, and no one else.
A day on a sandbank
Lunch set on a strip of sand that only exists at low tide.

Seven days
A week,
arranged.
- Day IArrivalA seaplane from Nassau, the jetty, the house open.
- Day IIThe waterA day with nothing on it but swimming.
- Day IIIThe ExumasOn board for a day among the cays.
- Day IVBelow the surfaceA guide for the reef and its wildlife.
- Day VA sandbankLunch set where only boats arrive.
- Day VIA dinner on the beachThe table lit for the family alone.
- Day VIIDepartureThe seaplane at noon, the aircraft waiting.
The year
- December to May
- The dry season, the best months to sail.
- Winter
- The easiest escape from the northern cold.
- Spring
- Calm seas and long days for the Exumas.
- June to November
- The quieter season; we advise on the weather.
A request, and its answer
“The Exumas in March. A yacht for eight, a chef aboard.”
Granted.Two yachts held for you. Crew and chef confirmed at your choice, seaplane from Nassau included.
