Cat Island VSY
Cat Island is one of the most isolated charter destinations in the Bahamas, a narrow ridge 77 kilometres long with west coast anchorages that rarely see another vessel from January through April.
Cat Island Westport
Cat Island sits in the central Bahamas, long and narrow, with a west coast that faces the shallow bank and an east coast open to the Atlantic.
Compass Cay Abeking & Rasmussen
Compass Cay is a private island in the Exuma Cays, midway through the Exuma Land and Sea Park chain, known for its resident nurse sharks, clear tidal pools and a small marina that has served charter yachts for decades.
Compass Cay Admiral
Compass Cay is one of the signature stopping points in the Exuma Cays, a private island where nurse sharks gather at the marina dock and the tidal pools are clear enough to reveal the reef below.
Compass Cay Alloy
Compass Cay sits midway through the Exuma Cays, surrounded by the Exuma Land and Sea Park and reached through passes that separate the turquoise bank water from the deeper Exuma Sound.
Cat Island Perini Navi
Cat Island is one of the Bahamas’ most understated sailing destinations: consistent trade winds along its east coast, protected anchorages on the west, and a reef system that few visiting yachts have explored.
Cat Island Sanlorenzo
Cat Island sits mid-chain in the Bahamas, a long narrow island with twin coastlines offering very different conditions: the east coast faces open Atlantic swell, the west is reef-protected and calm.
Cat Island Trinity
Cat Island is 77 kilometres long, rarely six kilometres wide, and home to the highest point in the Bahamas.
Cat Island Turquoise
Cat Island occupies a long, narrow ridge in the central Bahamas, its Atlantic east coast offering open-ocean exposure and its Caribbean-facing west coast a chain of reef-protected anchorages that rarely see another yacht.
Berry Islands Overmarine
The Berry Islands stretch across 30 nautical miles of the northern Bahamas, a chain of cays where shallow turquoise flats meet deep-water passages and virtually no crowds.
