Few builders define the upper end of yacht construction as clearly as Lürssen. The Bremen shipyard has been building steel and aluminium vessels of the highest calibre for over a century, and a Lürssen charter in the remote waters around Rum Cay is among the most exclusive experiences available in the Caribbean charter market.
Rum Cay is a southern Bahamas island of unusual quiet, crystalline anchorages, and productive diving reefs. It sees far fewer charter yachts than the Exumas chain to the north, which makes it well suited to the Lürssen client who values genuine privacy alongside superlative yacht standards. The four Lürssen yachts available in this region range above fifty metres and carry crews of between twelve and twenty professionals.
Weekly charter rates for Lürssen vessels in the Bahamas begin at approximately 250,000 euros and frequently exceed 500,000 euros for the largest hulls. An advance provisioning allowance of around thirty percent applies on top of the base rate, covering fuel, food, premium beverages, port dues, and crew gratuity planning. Charters of this calibre are usually arranged at least six months in advance, particularly for the December to April peak season.
The combination of a Lürssen superyacht and the uncrowded southern Bahamas delivers exactly the ratio of luxury to exclusivity that discerning charter clients seek. Rum Cay and its neighbours remain among the last genuinely private corners of the Caribbean basin.
