Amels is among the most respected names in the Dutch superyacht industry, building steel and aluminium motor yachts from its Vlissingen yard with a blend of technical precision, interior refinement and a semi-custom production approach that offers owners the reassurance of proven engineering alongside meaningful design latitude. Eleven Amels yachts charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean, spanning the yard’s Limited Editions series and bespoke commissions from 55 to over 80 metres. Ragged Island, at the southern end of the Bahamian archipelago, gives an Amels charter access to waters that are far less frequented than the Exumas or Nassau, with the shallow Jumentos Cays chain and the open Bahamian banks offering some of the most pristine sailing and diving in the region. Charter rates for Amels yachts in the Bahamas typically range from 200,000 to 600,000 euros per week, reflecting the size and quality of the fleet. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent applies, covering fuel, provisions, dockage and crew gratuities. The season runs November through May. Amels builds with commercial shipping norms woven into the scantlings, producing vessels that are stable, sea-kindly and capable of covering distance in comfort. The overnight passage from Nassau to Ragged Island is straightforward for these hulls, and the week can be structured around a southbound progression through the Jumentos to Mayaguana or the Turks and Caicos.
