Rent a Catamaran in the Bahamas
You can find catamarans available to rent in the Bahamas and in different dream destinations around the world on the Nautal website. Flexible cancellation or changes up to 15 days before check in is allowed on selected boats. Check the conditions established with each boat owner. The Bahamas are not over-crowded, but still have tourist areas and coastal towns with some hustle and bustle. This means, whether you are looking for a tranquil holiday with a break from civilisation, or a fabulous catamaran charter with an itinerary jam-packed with the hottest areas, bars and restaurants, the Bahamas has something to offer to all.
What is the price of a charter catamaran in the Bahamas?
Renting a catamaran in the Bahamas costs from 194 euros per day in low season. While in high season it costs from 228 euros per day. Catamarans are generally rented with a captain and the most luxurious vessels come with a crew. Check the mandatory and included extras with the owner.
What ports are in the area?
Catamaran rentals in the Bahamas are popular in several areas, though approximately half of them are based in Nassau.
The remaining catamaran rental locations are listed below:
- Harbour View Marina Marsh Harbour
How is the weather in the Bahamas?
The Bahamas typically have two seasons. A dry season and a wet season. Note: The Bahamas also have a hurricane season (during the wet season from July to September).
The dry season lasts from December to April and temperatures are generally very pleasant, ranging between 20ºC - 25ºC.
The Alizé (French for trade winds) are fairly gentle throughout the year and do not pick up until July to September, when the area is more susceptible to hurricanes.
The water temperature averages between 24ºC and 28ºC in general, perfect for all kinds of aquatic activities, or simply bathing in the beautiful clear blue oasis surrounding your boat rental in the Bahamas.
What to do in the Bahamas?
Touristic areas such as Nassau and Great Exuma are great options. Here, you have an equal balance of society and nature. From delicious cuisine to swimming pigs, you can encounter all sorts of tropical wonders! Mermaid Reef near Harbour View Marina Marsh Harbour is a popular diving spot full of underwater sea life and buzz, too.
In the south-east of the Bahamas, you will find more tranquil and calm coastal areas. This area is ideal if you wish you be at one with nature and your loved ones in privacy. Treasure Cay on Great Abaco Island is a nice remote spot within reach of civilisation, for those who like tranquility, but not too much!
Keep your expectations high and let them be exceeded upon tasting these islands’ scrumptious seafood dishes, spicy flavours and fruity cocktails.
Grilled fish, lobster and stews are all frequent dishes on the menus here, seasoned with favourite flavours such as lemon, garlic, curry and pepper. A mollusc dish called “the conch” is a must-try and is cooked in different ways, too.
Dare we mention how wonderful the cocktails in the Bahamas are? Our go-to sweet treat is the Bahama Mama: a rum, coconut rum, pineapple, orange, lime juice and grenadine wonder which pleases all!
How to Get to the Bahamas?
Leonard M. Thompson International Airport (MHH) in Great Abaco and Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS) in New Providence (Nassau) are the largest airports in the Bahamas, with direct flights, as well as connections to Miami Airport, near the
Florida Keys.
There are over 20 airports in the Bahamas, so finding a connection shouldn’t be too tricky!