Family yacht charters combine privacy, flexibility and outdoor space in a way that no resort can replicate. In Inagua, that combination takes on a particular character: the flamingo colony, deserted beaches and calm anchorage in Man of War Bay offer experiences that are genuinely rare and that children and adults remember long after the charter ends. A family yacht in the Bahamas is typically chosen for deck space, water toys and crew ready to adapt every day to the group.
The family fleet available for a Bahamas charter includes around 65 published yachts spanning motor and sailing designs from 24 metres upward. Many are fitted with jet skis, kayaks, snorkelling gear and waterslides as standard. The best family yachts carry a trained stewardess alongside the regular crew and chefs who adapt menus to younger guests.
Weekly rates for family charters in the Bahamas range from approximately 50,000 euros per week for a smaller yacht to over 500,000 euros for a large flagship with extensive water toys. An advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers food, fuel, dockage and drinks. Inagua is remote, so provisioning fully in Nassau before departure is essential.
A family itinerary in Inagua uses Man of War Bay as a base, with tender excursions to the flamingo colony near the National Park boundary, snorkelling on the reefs fringing the south coast and beach picnics on the empty windward shore. Hogsty Reef adds a memorable diving stop for older guests.
