Oceanco superyachts bring Dutch-engineered precision to the remote southern Bahamas in a combination that is as striking as it is rare. Six Oceanco yachts cruise the Bahamas and Caribbean, each a bespoke commission typically exceeding 60 metres and built with a design philosophy centred on innovation, volume and the quality of outdoor spaces that perform in warm-water climates. Ragged Island, far from the traffic of the northern Exumas, is a destination that rewards the self-sufficiency of an Oceanco hull: these vessels carry the range, crew capacity and systems redundancy to operate comfortably in waters where marina infrastructure is limited to a single fuel dock at Duncan Town. The Jumentos Cays chain and the open southern banks offer days of exploration in waters that see almost no other charter traffic of this scale. Charter rates for Oceanco yachts in the Bahamas typically begin around 350,000 euros per week and rise above 600,000 euros for the most recent and largest commissions. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent applies, covering fuel for the Nassau passage and the week’s cruising, provisions, dockage and crew gratuities. The season runs November through May, with Bahamian demand strongest December through March. Oceanco’s outdoor deck engineering, often featuring hydraulic beach clubs, fold-out terraces and unobstructed sightlines, responds generously to the open skies and vivid water of the southern Bahamas.
