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Our Luxury Sailing Yacht Charter Offer the Following Advantages:
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Our Luxury Sailing Yacht Charter Offer the Following Advantages:
The Bahama Islands offer diving, snorkeling, and fishing in its brimming blue-green waters. Uninhabited cays, secluded beaches, lively authentic island culture, casinos, and world-class resorts and yachting centers are just a sample of what this Caribbean boat charter destination offers.
New Province– home to Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas and the largest city.
Visit places like Bimini or Key Largo and ask for our Cuba or Brahmas Special 5 Days / 3 days on a 64ft Yacht
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Make your destination fun and memorable!! Rent a Boat in Miami and explore destinations like Key Biscayne, Virginia Key, Star Island, Monument Island, or further away.
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One of the most popular boats with Miami Boat Rental. Sport cruisers are Powerful and reliable. They can go anywhere around the bay and offshore*! Miami, Bahamas, Key Largo, Sandbars*. Your Choice!! Your charter will include premium sound system, Captain, Gas (around Miami Bay**), Ice, Captain service. And yes GAS is Included*!! SEA RAY 36 Ft. Up to 13 guests. 3.5% surcharge for credit payments. 7% tax and captain gratuity not included.
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This is the ideal Sports Cruiser to visit Bimini and the Bahama Islands. Bimini has three islands that are very close to Miami by boat. It is about 49 nautical miles and about 2.5 hours. You have to remember that Bimini is a destination for more than a day since you have to clear customs and immigration and sometimes it takes over an hour. Gasoline is not included in our Yachts to go to Bimini and it can vary depending on the boat and the speed. Check with us so once you choose the Yacht charter we can give you an estimate on gas. The largest islands are North Bimini and South Bimini. These are the most beautiful ones. Clear waters, calm, relaxing, fishing, snorkeling and great authentic food completes the islands. Also Bimini has an airport so you can fly fast in case of an emergency or just planning to enjoy your yachts while in Bimini avoiding the crossing. *Gas included at slow cruising speed around Miami Bay only. **Check with us for out of the bay trips. Captain Gratuities not included. here
Used to be, when cruising the Bahamas, you would mostly see cruising sailboats, trawlers, and large yachts. Well, things have changed. People are now doing it in fast powerboats in the 25- to 30-foot range, with small cabins for accommodations. They're doing it in beefy center consoles, stopping at resorts overnight. They're even trailering their rigs to south Florida to make this trip. Cruising to the Bahamas includes crossing open ocean and boating in remote areas with reef and shoal and few, if any, reliable aids to navigation, so you need to plan well and have the right stuff.
Good anchoring equipment is critical even if you don't plan to anchor overnight. If you break down, you may have to anchor for hours while you fix the problem or await help. The bottom will probably be hard or soft sand. There are also many areas of heavy grass and hard rock or reef bottom that are poor at holding. No one anchor will serve well in all types of bottoms. Two different anchors are recommended, so that you have a better chance of holding depending on the bottom. After many years of anchoring in the Bahamas, we carry a CQR and Fortress. If weight is an issue, the Fortress has tremendous holding power and will hold in a wide variety of bottoms. It's also very light and can be disassembled for storage and quickly reassembled for use. An all-chain rode is good because chain won't be cut by rock or debris on the bottom and its weight helps the anchor to hold. But this much chain is too heavy for many smaller boats. Second best is a combination of chain and nylon rode. The more chain rigged between the anchor and the nylon, the better, as long as it doesn't add too much weight. Depending upon your boat size and windage, and your physical fitness, a windlass can be very helpful. Never anchor in coral.
VHF radios are very helpful in communicating with other boats and shoreside stations in the Bahamas, but there may be legs of a trip when you'll be outside the range of any land-based VHFs. A single-sideband radio (SSB) or ham set can be very helpful, but the money, space, and qualification process for ham probably won't be worth it for a short trip. A satellite phone, though pricy, is a surer bet; you can rent phones and buy trip-time plans from vendors such as OCENS. here