Feadship, the Dutch consortium behind some of the most celebrated superyachts afloat, builds semi-custom vessels distinguished by engineering precision, hull quality, and interior design partnerships with the world leading studios. In the Exumas, a Feadship charter sets a benchmark that few other yards can match: the crew-to-guest ratio is high, the deck equipment is impeccable, and the yacht has the range to reach Staniel Cay from Nassau without compromise. The Feadship fleet on charter in the region covers approximately 20 vessels from 50 to over 80 metres, many equipped with beach clubs, gyms, and full-width owner suites. Bahamas charter season runs from December through April, and February is the month most Feadship charterers choose for the combination of calm seas and vivid light. Weekly rates reflect the investment: entry-level Feadship charters begin around 200,000 euros per week, with vessels over 70 metres exceeding 400,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent covers the running costs of a large crew, generous fuel for daily tender excursions, and provisioning from Nassau and George Town quality suppliers. A Feadship week in the Exumas is one of the premium experiences in yachting, combining a world-class vessel with a cruising ground of extraordinary natural beauty. Thunderball Grotto, the swimming pigs at Pig Beach, and the remote sandbars between Compass Cay and Black Point are all within reach on a single itinerary.
