Compass Cay anchors the middle section of the Exuma Cays, a private island with nurse sharks at the dock, tidal pools and immediate access to the Exuma Land and Sea Park. It sits between two of the finest anchorages in the Bahamas: Warderick Wells to the north and Staniel Cay to the south. CRN is an Italian yard based in Ancona, part of the Ferretti Group, producing custom steel motor yachts from 43 to 87 metres with a focus on large open-plan volumes and long-range passage capability.
CRN yachts available in the Bahamas typically run from 50 to 70 metres, with five to eight guest cabins, crews of twelve to sixteen, and interiors that use the full width of wide-beam hulls for generous main saloons and expansive sun decks. The steel construction suits extended ocean passages, and several CRN yachts in the charter market transit between the Mediterranean and Caribbean each season.
Weekly charter rates for CRN yachts at Compass Cay run from 265,000 to 600,000 euros per week, with an advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covering fuel, food and all marina fees. No Bahamian VAT applies. CRN occupies the upper tier of the Italian superyacht market.
From Compass Cay the standard Exumas circuit covers around 60 miles of some of the best protected water in the Caribbean. North into the Land and Sea Park: Shroud Cay for tidal creek exploration, Warderick Wells for reef diving and the park mooring field. South: Big Major Spot for the swimming pigs, Staniel Cay Yacht Club for Thunderball Grotto and fuel, Black Point Settlement on Great Guana Cay for a Bahamian village afternoon.
