Imagine the perfect tropical destination holiday — palm trees over your sunbeds, cocktails in hand, crystal-clear light-blue water as far as you can see, and endless white sandy beaches. Add the finest snorkelling spots on earth and one of the largest protected marine parks in the world (the Exumas Land and Sea Park) and you have the Bahamas Sailing Itinerary.
Two hundred kilometres of island paradise, gentle winds, easy line-of-sight sailing — the Bahamas have always been every skipper's dream of a tropical getaway. Starting fifty miles off the Florida coast and then stretching for 700 islands, this is the cruising ground where Hemingway wrote Islands in the Stream and where today's charterers find sheltered anchorages within line-of-sight of the next island.
Our Bahamas itinerary starts in Nassau and runs south through the Exumas — Highbourne Cay, Allan's Cay, Warderick Wells, Shroud Cay, Norman's Cay — before a free-sail Friday back to base. Most charter fleets are based at Palm Cay, only 35 minutes south-east of Lyndon-Pindling Airport (NAS).