Perini Navi has defined the large sailing superyacht category since the 1980s, combining a naval architecture philosophy of long, fast displacement hulls with automation systems that allow small professional crews to handle yachts of sixty metres and above under sail. A Perini Navi charter in the southern Bahamas around Rum Cay delivers a sailing experience of unusual purity in uncrowded, beautiful waters.
Rum Cay is a quiet island in the southern Bahamas with clean anchorages, intact coral reefs, and very little charter traffic. Its position between Long Island and Conception Island makes it a natural base for a week’s cruising in waters that remain largely unexplored by mainstream yacht charter. Seven Perini Navi sailing yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean, ranging from around forty metres to over sixty metres in length.
Weekly charter rates for Perini Navi vessels in Caribbean waters typically fall between 90,000 and 250,000 euros, with the largest and most recent launches at the higher end of that range. An advance provisioning allowance of around thirty percent covers fuel for motoring legs, food, wine, berthing, and crew gratuity planning. Caribbean high season from December through April commands premium pricing and should be booked well in advance.
Sailing a Perini Navi through the Trade Winds that sweep the southern Bahamas is one of the distinctive pleasures of this charter combination. These are vessels built for exactly this kind of passage making.
