Oceanco has built some of the most architecturally bold superyachts afloat, and chartering one in Nassau means stepping aboard a vessel where engineering and design are treated as inseparable. Six Oceanco yachts cruise the Bahamas, each a bespoke commission typically spanning 60 to 90 metres, with outdoor deck arrangements that respond generously to the open skies and warm waters of the archipelago. The yard is known for its silence underway and its use of innovative hull forms that reduce resistance, making longer passages feel almost effortless. Nassau is a well-equipped base for voyages of this scale, with deep-water berthing at Atlantis Marina on Paradise Island and Nassau Yacht Haven able to accommodate vessels of considerable length. Weekly rates for Oceanco charters in the Bahamas begin around 350,000 euros for the smaller hulls and rise well above 600,000 euros for the most recent and expansive commissions. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent applies, covering fuel, provisions, berthing and crew gratuities. The season runs November through May, when settled trade winds and exceptional water clarity create ideal cruising conditions. An Oceanco week out of Nassau typically opens with an anchorage off Rose Island, before heading south through the Exuma Cays, where shallow channels and empty beaches suit the yacht tender as much as the mothership. The Exuma Land and Sea Park, Allan’s Cay and the southern reaches of Great Exuma each reward an extra day.