Amels is among the most respected names in superyacht construction, and their vessels bring exactly the right combination of deep-water range and onboard refinement to a Bahamas expedition. A Amels charter based at Warderick Wells Cay places you at the centre of the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, one of the Atlantic’s most strictly protected marine sanctuaries, aboard a yacht built to make the most of pristine coral gardens and luminous shallow water.
The Amels yachts available in the Bahamas range from mid-size displacement motor yachts to large crewed superyachts, each carrying the structural quality and interior finish that make extended island passages genuinely comfortable. Shallow-draft configurations navigate the Exumas’ tidal cuts with confidence, and stabiliser systems keep watersports operations and dining at anchor steady throughout.
Charter rates for Amels yachts in this region typically fall between 180,000 to 315,000 euros per week plus expenses. The advance provisioning allowance, generally around 30 percent of the base fee, covers fuel, provisioning, Bahamas customs clearance and marina fees in Nassau or Staniel Cay. The season runs from October through June, with December, February and April drawing peak demand.
Warderick Wells Cay sits within a no-take marine reserve, which keeps reef visibility and fish density here exceptional. Day trips from the mooring fields reach Staniel Cay and the submerged caves of Thunderball Grotto, the nurse-shark shallows of Compass Cay, Shroud Cay’s mangrove creek passages and the sandbanks of Pipe Creek. A week here delivers real seclusion within easy reach of Nassau.
