Catamaran Rental in the Bahamas

Your next unforgettable experience awaits you in The Bahamas

The Bahamas is a beautiful island state in the West Indies that extends over 13,900 km squared. The country has over 700 lovely islands and 2,400 diverse and vibrant cays (or reefs). With a combination of great weather, amazing views, and a magnificent culture, you will surely want to return to The Bahamas after your first sailing holiday there. What better way to take in the sheer beauty of this archipelago than by renting a catamaran?

How much does it cost to rent a private catamaran in The Bahamas?

The cost of your catamaran rental in The Bahamas can vary greatly based on factors such as the season, the size of the catamaran, the amount of people, and the length of your trip. The addition of a skipper and/or crew also impacts the cost.

Generally, a catamaran rental for 12 people in The Bahamas ranges from around €7,000/week in low season and €18,000/week in high season.

Enjoy the perfect sailing holiday in The Bahamas

Climate

The Bahamas has a tropical savannah climate, which means it is warm all year round with a wet and a dry season. The best times to rent a catamaran are usually in December and January during the dry season.

Temperature

The tropical climate means that the temperature in The Bahamas rarely drops below 15 degrees Celsius. The average temperature year round is around 26 degrees, but it can increase over 30 during the hotter summer months.

Precipitation

It rains quite frequently in The Bahamas, with around 134 dry days out of the year and an average humidity of 76%. Most of the rain occurs from May to November.

Winds

On average, The Bahamas has about 3 or 4 Bft of winds throughout the year. However, due to the tropical climate and its location, there is a potential for strong hurricanes from June to November.

Attractions

When it comes to sailing, very few places can top the natural beauty of The Great Abaco Island group which will entice adventurous scuba divers and families alike. You can also head over to Eleuthera to witness the unique pink-sand beaches that will certainly impress anyone. Finally, if you visit The Bahamas by catamaran then it is essential to stop by the famous Big Major Cay in Exuma- an island inhabited by adorable pigs!

More activities outside of the water in The Bahamas include:

• Shopping in the market square of Port Lucaya
• Enjoy a Bahamian fish roast on Arawak Cay
• Swim with sea lions, stingrays, and dolphins on Blue Lagoon Island
• Shop for handmade goods and souvenirs at the Nassau Straw Market
• Join the Bahamas' Junkanoo Carnival
• Explore Lucayan National Park
• Have a day at the Atlantis Aquaventure Waterpark

As you can see, there are countless options waiting for you during your catamaran hire in The Bahamas. Book your boat now to build extraordinary memories.

Should you rent a catamaran in The Bahamas with a skipper or crew?

You will find many private catamaran rentals in the Bahamas have the option to hire a skipper and a crew. Although they cost extra, there are various benefits to having them on board with you as you voyage the tropical islands of The Bahamas. For example, this means that you and your party do not have to know how to sail, and you can focus on relaxing while a professional conducts the sailing, docking, and anchoring of the boat. Moreover, a skipper will know the waters better and thus be able to adjust the experience to meet your wishes. They can also tell you about the local land, its history, and its culture. Lastly, a skipper and crew can be responsible for cooking and cleaning, providing a luxurious experience that will make your experience in The Bahamas unforgettable.

Where else can you travel with a catamaran near The Bahamas?

If you have the time, a longer rental period opens the chance to sail farther than The Bahamas and explore stunning places nearby. If you want to continue along The Bahamas chain in the Atlantic Ocean, you can sail down to Turks and Caicos. Alternatively, you can venture into the aquamarine waters of the Caribbean Sea to visit Cuba, Barbados, and/or Jamaica. As you can imagine, renting your catamaran for longer gives you a great chance to experience a diverse range of waters, wildlife, and cultures!