Gulf Craft, the UAE-based yacht builder, produces a range of motor yachts designed for warm-water cruising in clear, sheltered seas. In the Exumas, where Shroud Cay’s protected anchorages and the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park define the charter experience, a Gulf Craft yacht provides accessible and comfortable island-hopping for groups who prioritise the destination over the vessel’s brand.
Shroud Cay is one of the most photographed natural spots in the Bahamas, known for its tidal creek, the sandbar at Camp Driftwood, and the marine park surrounding it. Three Gulf Craft yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean, offering well-maintained accommodation for between six and ten guests with a professional crew.
Weekly charter rates for Gulf Craft yachts in this region typically range from 20,000 to 45,000 euros depending on the specific vessel, season, and charter terms. An advance provisioning allowance of around thirty percent covers fuel, food, drinks, and marina costs. The Caribbean season from December through April offers the most reliable weather, with May and June providing a good alternative at lower rates.
Gulf Craft charters in the Exumas suit groups who want to focus on the destination itself, spending days exploring the park, swimming in clear water, and visiting the cays along the chain without the overhead of a larger, more complex superyacht. The emphasis is on the environment and the itinerary.
