The Bahamas most people fly home without seeing.
Private charters from Nassau to Rose Island, the swimming pigs, the turtles and the beaches with nobody on them. Your boat, your group, your day.
Private charters from Nassau to Rose Island, the swimming pigs, the turtles and the beaches with nobody on them. Your boat, your group, your day.
No shared boat, no schedule built around forty strangers. You tell us what kind of day you want — snorkeling, the pigs, a long lunch on a beach, or all of it — and we build the route around your group. Captain is always included, and he knows where the turtles actually are.
We pick up near East Bay Street, or right at Prince George Wharf if you're coming off a cruise ship, which saves you the taxi.
Every charter is private and built around your group. These are the days people book most — tell us which is closest and we'll adjust it.
4 hours
The classic half day. Swim with the green turtles, snorkel a shallow reef, meet the pigs at Rose Island and finish on a quiet beach.
6 hours
Rose Island, Green Cay, Gilligan's Island and the sandbars in between, with a proper sit-down lunch on the beach at Footprints.
8 hours
Everything, unhurried. Multiple islands, two or three snorkel stops, lunch ashore and time to actually sit still somewhere beautiful.
4 hours
We collect you at Prince George Wharf — no taxi needed — and run the day against your all-aboard time with a safe buffer built in.
6 hours
The 27ft Scout with a toilet on board, Bluetooth for your own playlist, and a route built around floating bars and photo stops.
4 hours
Bottom fishing the reefs off New Providence. Snapper, grouper and jacks. All tackle and bait included — bring a cooler and we'll fill it.
4 hours
Working the reef edges and channels for yellowtail snapper, Spanish mackerel, barracuda and grouper. Light rods, plenty of action, good eating.
4 hours
Out past the drop-off at speed, chasing tuna, wahoo and mahi. Longer runs and more fuel than our other trips, and the biggest fish we catch.
A 2019 bowrider built for comfort. Deep, cushioned seating in the bow, plenty of cooler space for whatever you want to bring, speakers, grab rails and fresh-water rinse after you swim. Quick enough to get you to Rose Island and back without losing half the day to the ride.
Our bigger boat, and the one to book if you've got a group, or you want a head on board. Center console with a proper toilet, Bluetooth sound system, GPS chartplotter and shade. Handles a windy day far better than anything smaller.
A four-hour day fits three or four of these comfortably. A full day fits all of them, slowly.
Shallow coral heads full of fish. Gear on board, and the captain gets in with you if you'd rather not go alone.
Green turtles feed in the shallows off Green Cay. The single thing guests write home about most.
The famous swimming pigs, plus quiet stretches of Rose Island most tour boats go straight past.
Beachside food, feet in the sand. A good place to break up a six or eight hour day.
Gilligan's Island, the shallow flats, and beaches you can only reach by boat.
Paradise Island, Atlantis from the water, the celebrity homes and the old Nassau waterfront.
Tell us where you're staying and we'll pick the easiest dock for you. Exact slip is confirmed the day before.
Our home dock on East Bay Street, next to the pink building. Easy to reach from downtown Nassau and most hotels on the island. No extra charge.
Get directionsCruise ship pickup, right where you come off the ship. Saves the taxi fare and about half an hour each way. No extra charge.
Get directionsWe meet you on the beach behind Rosewood Baha Mar. Available on both boats for a $150 fee — worth it if you're staying on that end of the island.
Get directionsHourly, captain included, four hour minimum. Fuel for our normal island routes is covered — no surprise charges at the dock.
| Trip length | 25ft Cobalt · 8 guests | 27ft Scout · 12 guests |
|---|---|---|
| 4 hours Half day — turtles, a reef, one beach | $720 | $780 |
| 6 hours Adds pigs and a sit-down lunch | $1,080 | $1,170 |
| 8 hours Full day, everything, no rushing | $1,440 | $1,560 |
Prices are for the whole boat, not per person. Scout charters over 8 guests add $75 per extra person.
354 reviews across our listings, averaging 5.0.
Guests leave reviews on Google, Getmyboat and TripAdvisor. Read what they say before you book — or leave your own after your day with us.
Snorkeled the reefs, swam with the turtles, ate lunch on the beach at Footprints. Four hours went by in what felt like one.
Craig4 hour charterGroup of ten adults, comfortable the whole day. The crew found calm water on a windy afternoon and made it all look easy.
JillianScout · 10 guestsOur captain knew exactly where to go. Turtles, a manatee, and beaches with nobody else on them. We'd book again tomorrow.
NatalieCobalt · 4 guestsSummaries of guest reviews left on our booking platforms — swap in your own exact wording any time.
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1. You send us the date. We confirm the boat is free, usually same day.
2. A 30% deposit holds it — PayPal or bank transfer, we'll send the details.
3. Balance is paid on the day, at the dock.
4. Free cancellation up to 3 days before. Bad weather, we reschedule or refund in full.
Yes — right at Prince George Wharf, so you don't pay for a taxi. Tell us your ship and arrival time and we'll build the trip around your all-aboard time, with a buffer.
No. Life jackets are on board for every size, and plenty of our stops are shallow enough to stand in. The captain will pick spots that suit your group.
Please do. There's cooler space and ice on both boats. If you'd rather eat ashore, we'll stop at a beachside restaurant.
If it's not safe or not enjoyable, we reschedule or refund you in full. We'd rather you come back another day than spend four hours getting rained on.
The boat ride there is. Entry to the pig show is paid on the island — $30 per adult, $20 per child.
Baha Mar, yes — we meet you on the beach behind Rosewood for a $150 fee, on either boat. For Atlantis and Paradise Island, ask us when you book and we'll sort out the closest option.
Three options, all four hours with tackle included. Reef fishing is $850. Light tackle for yellowtail snapper, Spanish mackerel, barracuda and grouper is $1,000. Offshore trolling for tuna, wahoo and mahi is $1,300 — the distance and the speed you troll at burn considerably more fuel. We can mix fishing with a swim stop if your group wants both.
In high season, as far ahead as you can. Cruise-ship days fill first. Last-minute is worth asking about — we sometimes have a gap.