Compass Cay sits in the middle of the Exuma Cays chain, a private island whose nurse shark gathering, tidal pools and position within the Exuma Land and Sea Park have made it a reference point for Bahamas charter. Ocean Alexander builds large motor yachts in the Pacific Northwest tradition, producing vessels from 55 to over 100 metres that balance build quality with practical charter functionality.
Ocean Alexander yachts available in the Bahamas carry four to seven guest cabins, crews of eight to twelve, and interior layouts that tend toward comfortable residential arrangements rather than showpiece design. Build quality is consistent and well-regarded within the American yacht market, and these vessels are typically maintained to high standards by the operators who charter them in the Caribbean.
Weekly charter rates for Ocean Alexander yachts at Compass Cay run from 73,000 to 115,000 euros per week, with an advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covering fuel, food and marina fees. The Bahamas applies no VAT to charter. Ocean Alexander represents solid value within the American-built superyacht segment.
The Exumas around Compass Cay provide the same circuit that draws charter guests every winter: north into the Land and Sea Park through Shroud Cay tidal creeks to Warderick Wells reef and park headquarters; south to Big Major Spot for the swimming pigs, Staniel Cay Yacht Club for Thunderball Grotto and fuel, and Black Point Settlement on Great Guana Cay. The circuit covers roughly 60 miles of some of the most protected anchorage water in the northern Caribbean.
