
Atlantis Paradise Island
The best-known resort in the Bahamas, with a marina, restaurants, an aquarium and entertainment. Marina access, dining and resort experiences are arranged case by case depending on the yacht and availability.

Turquoise water and Bahamian capital charm.
Don't want the crossing? Fly in.
Prefer not to spend the crossing at sea? Fly in instead, we arrange the flight, the private transfer to the marina and the customs paperwork (fuel, marina, permit and immigration fees are quoted separately), and the yacht and crew are waiting when you land. Many guests fly one way and cruise the other.
These are our Bahamas-based yachts, crewed and equipped for island cruising, with all-inclusive rates covering crew, fuel, water toys, food and standard drinks. Pick one to pre-fill your inquiry, or tell us your dates and we will shortlist the boats that fit. Charters departing Miami are quoted separately — fuel, marina, permits and immigration fees are not included.
All-inclusive from
$18,750
4 hours · crew, fuel, toys, food & drinks included
All-inclusive from
$14,750
4 hours · crew, fuel, toys, food & drinks included
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$10,500
4 hours · crew, fuel, toys, food & drinks included
All-inclusive from
$8,000
4 hours · crew, fuel, toys, food & drinks included
Nassau is the Bahamian capital, and it is the destination for guests who want both sides of a trip: private yacht days on clear water, then restaurants, resorts, shopping and nightlife ashore. Rose Island and Paradise Island are a short cruise from the harbor, and Atlantis, Baha Mar and downtown Nassau give the evenings somewhere to go.
Nassau is the vibrant capital of The Bahamas, a short crossing from Miami where colonial architecture, world-class resorts and reef-lined beaches share the same coastline. Anchor off Paradise Island, dine in the harbor, and use the yacht as your private base for shopping, diving and long lazy afternoons at sea.
Prime Experiences plans the whole crossing from Miami, captain and crew, marina slips, provisioning and shore-side reservations, so the only thing you decide is where to drop anchor next.
Crossing and travel times are estimates only. Actual timing depends on the yacht, departure point, weather, sea conditions, route and the itinerary you choose. Your captain makes the final call on the day.
Yacht days paired with resorts, dining and nightlife.

The best-known resort in the Bahamas, with a marina, restaurants, an aquarium and entertainment. Marina access, dining and resort experiences are arranged case by case depending on the yacht and availability.

A short cruise east of Nassau harbor with clear water and quiet beaches. It is one of the most popular yacht-day destinations in the area for swimming, snorkeling and anchoring for lunch.

A large resort district on Cable Beach with restaurants, entertainment, a casino and nightlife. A common choice for guests who want the evening to continue after the yacht day ends.

Beaches, restaurants and resort experiences a few minutes from the harbor, including Cabbage Beach on the north shore.

Historic Nassau, Bay Street, the Queen's Staircase and Fort Fincastle. Easy to combine with shopping and a walk through the old town before heading back aboard.

A small private island near Nassau often visited as a daytime excursion. Access and activities are operated by third parties and depend on availability.

Nassau has a genuinely strong restaurant scene, from harbor-side seafood to fine dining. Onshore reservations can be coordinated as part of your itinerary.
Inspiration rather than a fixed itinerary. Your captain and our team build the actual day around your group, the yacht and the conditions.
Start slow in the harbor before you move.
A short run east to clearer water and quieter beaches.
Anchor up, get in the water, use the toys aboard.
Served on deck at anchor.
Beach time ashore or more time on the water.
Golden hour from the flybridge or the aft deck.
A reservation in Nassau or on Paradise Island.
Baha Mar or downtown, if the group is up for it.
Example itinerary only. Every trip is customized, and the route, stops and timing depend on your group, the yacht, weather and sea conditions.
You do not have to spend the crossing at sea. Depending on the destination, the yacht and the itinerary, guests can fly into the Bahamas and have the yacht experience begin there. It is a popular choice for travelers who would rather spend their days exploring islands than covering distance. Tell us your dates and we will confirm what is possible for your group.
Fly-in availability depends on the yacht, the destination and the itinerary. We confirm airports, timing and logistics with you before anything is booked.
Ask Us About Fly-In OptionsA sample journey, every charter is fully customizable to your group.
Cross from Miami and clear customs at Atlantis Marina. Settle in, then head ashore for cocktails and dinner along the boardwalk with the resort's aquarium lit up behind you.

Cross from Miami and clear customs at Atlantis Marina. Settle in, then head ashore for cocktails and dinner along the boardwalk with the resort's aquarium lit up behind you.
Cruise a short hop east to Blue Lagoon for swimming with dolphins and stingrays, then anchor off Rose Island's powder beach for lunch and paddleboarding straight from the swim platform.
Tender into downtown for a walk along Bay Street, the Queen's Staircase, and duty-free shopping. Back aboard for sunset cocktails, then a late dinner at Graycliff or a night out at Baha Mar.
Head to the drop-off for snorkeling on the shallow reefs, then cruise to a sandbar for jet skis, floats and a barefoot lunch on the water. Return to Paradise Island for the final evening.




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No. On any charter departing Miami for the Bahamas, including the Exumas, fuel, marina and dockage, cruising permits and customs or immigration fees are not included. Your concierge confirms these costs in writing with your itinerary before anything is held.
No. Our all-inclusive Nassau rates apply to charters that begin in Nassau. If your yacht departs from Miami and crosses to the Bahamas, fuel, marina and dockage, cruising permits and customs or immigration fees are not included and are quoted separately in writing before your trip is confirmed.
Yacht days to Rose Island and nearby anchorages for swimming and snorkeling, beach time on Paradise Island, historic downtown Nassau and Bay Street, resort experiences at Atlantis or Baha Mar, and dinner ashore. What is included on your trip depends on the yacht and the itinerary we build together.
Guests frequently combine a Nassau yacht charter with time at Atlantis on Paradise Island. Marina slips, dining and resort access are subject to availability and are arranged separately from the charter itself.
Yes, that is one of the most common Nassau itineraries: a yacht day at Rose Island, then back toward Nassau or Paradise Island for the evening. Rose Island is a short cruise from the harbor.
Often yes. Many guests fly into the Bahamas and start the yacht experience there rather than making the crossing. Availability depends on the yacht and the itinerary, and we confirm the specifics before booking.
Nassau suits families well because there is plenty to do both on the water and ashore, including beaches, resorts and excursions. Overnight guest capacity depends on the yacht's sleeping cabins.
Generally yes. Bimini is small and water-focused, which makes it ideal for a short escape. Nassau has more variety ashore, restaurants, resorts and nearby islands, so it holds up better over several days. For a longer, more remote adventure, the Exumas are the next step.
We estimate roughly 5 hours from miami at a comfortable cruising speed, but this is an estimate only. Crossing and travel times are estimates only. Actual timing depends on the yacht, departure point, weather, sea conditions, route and the itinerary you choose. Your captain makes the final call on the day.
Overnight trips typically carry 2–8 guests, since everyone needs a cabin. Day charters in Miami carry more, but multi-day charters are limited by sleeping capacity.
Your charter includes the yacht, licensed captain and crew, and a planned itinerary. Fuel for the crossing, marina slips, provisioning, customs fees where applicable and crew gratuity are quoted separately so you see exactly what you are paying for.
Yes. The Bahamas is an international destination, so every guest needs a valid passport. Your captain handles the vessel's clearance process on arrival.
Multi-day trips take planning: marina slips, provisioning and crew scheduling. We recommend reserving 4 to 8 weeks ahead, and earlier for holiday weekends.
Tell us your dates and we'll match the right yacht, marina slips and every detail on shore, your Nassau itinerary stays attached to the request.
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