Cross the Gulf Stream on a brand-new 132-foot superyacht. Three to seven days, twelve guests, full crew, glass-sided pool — every operating expense already covered.
Bimini is the closest Bahamian island to Florida — about four hours from Government Cut at cruising speed. You clear customs at the marina, and from there the water turns that impossible Bahamas blue.
Depart Miami mid-morning, cross the Gulf Stream with lunch under way, and drop anchor off North Bimini by early afternoon. Customs clearance, then a first swim off the beach club and sunset cocktails on the flybridge.
A short hop south to Honeymoon Harbour, where stingrays glide up to you in waist-deep water. Snorkel the wreck of the SS Sapona, paddleboard the sandbar, and anchor for the night in total quiet.
Morning on Radio Beach's pink-white sand, conch salad at the shacks of Alice Town, and an afternoon of deep-sea fishing or spa time on board. Farewell dinner by your chef, anchored under the stars.
One last sunrise swim in Bahamian water, breakfast under way, and the Miami skyline rising off the bow by early afternoon. Disembark rested — not rushed.
Adds a full day on the Gulf Stream's edge: blue-water fishing for mahi and wahoo off Great Isaac Cay, with its abandoned lighthouse rising from the horizon.
Continues east to the Berry Islands: the blue hole at Hoffman's Cay, miles of empty sandbars at Great Harbour Cay, and anchorages you will have entirely to yourself.
The grand loop: Bimini, the Berries, a night off Nassau, and the gin-clear water of the northern Exumas — Highbourne Cay and Norman's Cay — before the run home.
Steel-hulled and RINA-classed, this Numarine 132 crosses the Gulf Stream the way few yachts her size can. Twelve guests across three decks, a glass-sided pool at the beach club, alfresco dining on two levels, and a crew that has the bar open before you ask.
Flybridge, forward lounge, beach club with glass-sided pool. Tap to expand.
Main salon, formal dining and owner's suite.
The classic crossing: Bimini, Honeymoon Harbour and Gun Cay, round trip from Miami.
Adds a blue-water fishing day off Great Isaac Cay on the edge of the Gulf Stream.
Reaches the Berry Islands: Hoffman's Cay blue hole and the sandbars of Great Harbour Cay.
Bimini, the Berries, Nassau and the northern Exumas — the full Bahamas in one week.
About 4 hours. Bimini is roughly 50 nautical miles from Miami, making it the closest Bahamian island to Florida. You depart mid-morning and swim in Bahamian water that same afternoon.
$42,000 USD per night with APA included. Available as 3-day ($126,000), 4-day ($168,000), 5-day ($210,000) and 7-day ($294,000) itineraries.
APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) normally covers the charter's operating expenses: fuel, food and beverages, dockage and customs fees. On this charter it is already built into the nightly rate, so there is no separate 25–30% expense account on top.
Yes. Every guest, including US citizens, needs a valid passport. Bahamian customs and immigration clearance is handled at the marina on arrival in Bimini — the crew manages the paperwork.
Up to 12 guests overnight across three decks, with a full professional crew including captain and chef. The 2025-delivered yacht has a steel hull, RINA class and 6,000 NM of range.
November through May offers the calmest seas and driest weather. Summer crossings are possible with flexible dates — the captain routes around weather, and hurricane season (June–November) is monitored closely.
Send us your dates and group size — we confirm availability, itinerary and the full contract the same day.