Turquoise is a Turkish shipyard producing motor and sailing superyachts in the 40 to 80 metre range from its Antalya facility. The yard has delivered around 30 vessels since 2005 and has established a reputation for structural quality comparable to leading Dutch and Italian builders, at price points that have historically been more competitive. Turquoise yachts include both steel motor yacht and aluminium motor and sailing yacht variants.
Four Turquoise yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean. Lengths in service range from around 45 to 72 metres, with guest capacities of ten to twelve and crew sizes of twelve to sixteen. The interior design varies by commission, from contemporary minimalist to more classical formats, reflecting the individual owner briefs behind each vessel. Beach clubs, stabilisation systems, and full watersports packages are consistent features across the fleet.
Weekly charter rates for Turquoise yachts in the Bahamas fall broadly between 100,000 and 350,000 euros per week depending on size and specification. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, food, berthing, and crew gratuity. Caribbean peak season runs December through April. With four vessels, availability is limited compared to the broader Mediterranean fleet, and early booking is the standard approach for peak winter dates.
Turquoise structural quality translates well to the conditions around Inagua. The crossing from Nassau or from the Turks and Caicos involves open water where build standard matters, and these vessels perform it reliably. Anchored at Inagua, the combination of flamingo reserves, reef walls, and bonefish flats provides a week of engagement that requires no further planning. The absence of other charter traffic is the point.
