7 Days Yacht Charter Itinerary
Elbow cay to Treasure cay
Arrive at Elbow Cay – Climb, Explore, and Immerse
Begin your Bahamian yacht adventure in style with a visit to Elbow Cay, a 4.5-mile island that perfectly introduces the charm of the Abacos. A must-see here is the iconic candy-striped Elbow Reef Lighthouse. Standing 89 feet tall, it’s one of the last hand-operated lighthouses in the world. Climb its 101 steps for panoramic views over turquoise waters.
Next, venture into the heart of Hope Town. With its pastel homes, friendly locals, and vibrant energy, it’s a destination perfect for all ages. Visit the Wyannie Malone Museum for a glimpse into 19th-century island life, and as the sun sets, let the rhythm of live music guide you into a night of Bahamian fun.
Cultural Riches at Man-O-War Cay
Step back in time on Man-O-War Cay, a small but historically rich island north of Great Abaco. Known for its Loyalist heritage, the island’s traditional homes and narrow streets offer a window into 18th-century settlement life.
For divers and fishing enthusiasts, the marina is your gateway to vibrant coral reefs and teeming marine life. Tour the island by bike or golf cart to truly soak in its peaceful charm—this quiet oasis is a refreshing contrast to busier parts of the Bahamas.
Dive into Adventure at Green Turtle Cay
Today’s destination is a paradise for marine life lovers. Green Turtle Cay invites you to explore beneath the surface—spot sea turtles, playful dolphins, and perhaps even a swordfish in the deep blue.
Try your hand at bonefishing, a local sport with a record catch of 17 lbs to beat. For a dash of swashbuckling history, visit the pirate hideaways of Coco Bay and Black Sound, once used to clean and repair ships. It’s a thrilling mix of nature and legend.
Art, History & Coastal Charm at Little Harbour
Sail east to the artist’s haven of Little Harbour. Since the 1950s, this coastal enclave has drawn creatives from around the world. Explore open-air studios filled with bronze sculptures, handmade jewelry, and unique keepsakes.
Don’t miss the weather-worn Old Lighthouse or the pirate caves carved into seaside cliffs. On the island’s western edge, spot sea turtles and porpoises gliding through the calm waters. Cap your day with a rum punch at Pete’s Pub, a legendary local beach bar with serious character.
Play & Unwind at Great Guana Cay
Great Guana Cay is where beach serenity meets lively celebration. By day, snorkel the reefs—part of the world’s third-largest barrier reef—and encounter exotic fish, staghorn coral, and nesting sea turtles. Keep an eye out for rare birds like the white-crowned pigeon.
By night, the island transforms. With a reputation as the Abacos’ party island, expect dancing, music, and tropical cocktails under the stars. It’s the perfect day-to-night island experience.
Stroll Through Storybook New Plymouth
Revisit Green Turtle Cay and explore the charming village of New Plymouth. With white picket fences, pastel cottages, and bougainvillea-lined lanes, this settlement feels like something out of a postcard.
Visit the Albert Lowe Museum and the Memorial Sculpture Garden to learn more about the area’s cultural legacy. Then, tour one of the Cay’s four historic churches—more than any other island in the Bahamas. The spirit and heritage here are unforgettable.
Unwind at Treasure Cay – A Serene Farewell
Your final day brings you to Treasure Cay, a destination known for its world-class beach, often listed among National Geographic’s top ten in the world. Its crescent-shaped, white-sand shoreline is the perfect place to relax, reflect, and savor the moment.
For something a bit more active, enjoy a round at the island’s 18-hole championship golf course or try one last fishing session, hoping for tuna, snapper, or yellowfin. With a tropical cocktail in hand and the sea breeze all around, your Bahamian escape ends on a luxurious high note.
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