Why take a cruise to the Bahamas?
Embark on a cruise to the Bahamas and dive into a tropical paradise where the crystal-clear waters will take your breath away. The Bahamas consist of more than 700 islands, offering a wealth of opportunities for extraordinary exploration. Explore island gems such as the white sand beaches of Nassau, Grand Exuma Island and Lucayan National Park in a few days, while enjoying the unforgettable experience of a cruise. With a range of options tailored to your needs, you will experience an adventure that will meet all your expectations, with quality service. Whether you are traveling as a couple, with family or friends, this cruise offers a tailor-made experience, where you will have the opportunity to meet other travel enthusiasts on board and during stopovers in the Bahamas.
What do our cruises to the Bahamas involve?
Our cruise packages in the Bahamas
Our cabin cruises in the Bahamas offer you the chance to sail on board spacious catamaran sailboats. Book a cabin on board our top-of-the-range ships, shared with other travelers and an experienced crew. Enjoy an all-inclusive package with meals prepared by our team on board. Each day brings different discoveries, as you explore unforgettable destinations such as Palm Cay, Nassau, Highborn Cay, Warderick Wells Cay, Staniel Cay, Shroud Cay and Norman's Cay. Explore heavenly beaches, unspoiled marine reserves and fascinating historical sites. Each stopover brings a new adventure to be experienced in the heart of this island paradise.
Our types of boats for sailing on a cruise in the Bahamas:
- From the side of the boat of a Lagoon 620, a powerful 19-meter-long catamaran designed for long voyages, Filovent offers you a luxury private yacht charter to the other end of the world. This French masterpiece from VPLP Design, the world's most successful multihull design office, has exceptionally comfortable spaces that are fully equipped and designed for your well-being: an open-plan kitchen, a spacious saloon, and a lounge and sunbathing mattress area that is ideal for enjoying moments of relaxation on deck. Robust, safe and efficient, the Lagoon 620 is the first choice of our star clients. Treat yourself to the privilege of sailing on this excellent catamaran in the world's most beautiful lagoons.
- Filovent invites you to set sail on the Dream 60, a luxury catamaran ideal for your next vacation at the other end of the world. Studied and designed for optimal comfort, this luxury boat offers a new vision of pleasure boating. With a length of 18 meters, you will fall under the spell of its large spaces and ergonomic fittings: modern and fully equipped kitchen, bright lounge with a unique panoramic view, spacious cabins and exceptional outdoor lounge. The lifestyle of this catamaran? Elegance, robustness and performance.
What activities are available on a cabin cruise to the Bahamas?
Wondering what to do on a cruise in the Bahamas? This true tropical paradise is full of activities for all tastes.
- Sea kayaking: Explore the peaceful shores without disturbing the environment with this eco-friendly sporting activity, allowing you to discover secluded anchorages in complete tranquility.
- Snorkeling: Dive into the crystal clear waters of the Bahamas to discover fascinating marine life with the equipment provided on board.
- Stand up Paddle: Go on a stand up paddle excursion to navigate the calm waters and explore the picturesque coves around your boat, an activity accessible to all to discover the natural wonders of the Bahamas from the sea.
Here is a sample sailing itinerary for your cruise in the Bahamas:

How much does a cabin cruise in the Bahamas cost?
The prices shown below are for 2 people, and may vary depending on the cabin chosen and the desired period. Here is a dead reckoning of the prices for an 8-day sailing itinerary in the Bahamas:
High season (January to May) | Mid-season (November to December) | Low season (June to October) | |
Standard double cabin | 4,200 USD | 3,600 USD | 3,000 USD |
Superior double cabin | 4,800 USD | 4,200 USD | 3,400 USD |
The price includes:
- Drinks: Water, coffee, local aperitifs, fruit juice, soft drinks, table wine
- Water sports equipment (mask, flippers, snorkel, kayak, paddle)
- Full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Boat and passenger insurance Crew: 2 people (captain, steward/cook)
- 2 sets of sheets, towels and beach towels per person/week
- Consumables for the boat (water, gas and fuel)
- Accommodation in air-conditioned double cabin with private bathroom (A/C in service from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.)
- Meals included in the program
The price does not include:
- Additional drinks, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages that are not included in the full board.
- Airport - base - airport transfers
- Special dietary requirements - USD120/person Meals not included in the program
- Bahamian port authority tax of 4% of the Cruise price: Mandatory
- Petty cash: Mandatory - $320/person Included in the petty cash:
-Miscellaneous: replacement of broken crockery, fishing lines or lost lures, etc.
-Anchorage fees
-Provisioning with water, fuel, gas, fresh produce
-Tourist taxes and landing fees on islands - National park taxes
How do I book a cabin cruise to the Bahamas?
To book a cruise in the Bahamas, make a booking request on our website. An advisor will contact you to understand your needs and suggest cruise options. Once you have made your choice, you can pay a deposit in your customer area to confirm the booking and secure the cabin.
When to go on a cruise to the Bahamas?
Dry season: During the dry season, from November to May, the Bahamas enjoy a pleasant climate with a minimum of seven hours of sunshine a day in winter, increasing with the arrival of spring. Average daytime temperatures are around 25°C, with little rainfall, making it an ideal time to enjoy the sun and seaside activities. Showers are rare, although there may be a few brief spells of rain. Air and water temperatures are similar, making swimming and water sports easy.
Wet season: The wet season in the Bahamas lasts from June to October. Despite occasional showers, which are often brief and occur at the end of the day or at night, this period offers longer sunny days, with around nine hours of sunshine per day. Temperatures remain pleasant, generally around a maximum of 32°C, with variations depending on the region of the archipelago. Although the wet season coincides with the hurricane and cyclone period, the coral reefs protect the eastern coasts, mitigating potential damage in cities such as Nassau.
Here is an average of the temperatures encountered in the Bahamas:
Temperatures | Jan | Feb | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
Air min (°C) | 24°C | 24° | 24° | 24° | 25°C | 25° | 27° | 28° | 28° | 26° | 25° | 25° |
Air max (°C) | 27° | 27° | 27° | 28° | 28° | 30° | 31° | 32° | 31° | 30° | 28° | 27° |
Useful information for your cabin cruise to the Bahamas
What is the currency used in the Bahamas?
The official currency of the Bahamas is the Bahamian dollar (BSD). Although large companies and hotels accept major credit cards, it is advisable to have cash on you for small transactions and in local markets.
What language is spoken in the Bahamas?
English is the official language of the Bahamas.
Do I need a visa to travel to the Bahamas?
For nationals of many countries, no visa is required, but all French, Belgian or Swiss travelers going to the United States (or transiting there) for a tourist trip must be in possession, before boarding, of an electronic authorization from ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) and a passport valid for six months after the date of departure from the Bahamas.
What health requirements or vaccinations are recommended before traveling to the Bahamas?
Travelers going to the Bahamas are not subject to any particular health requirements. However, it is recommended that you update your routine vaccinations such as diphtheria, tetanus and polio, as well as vaccinations against hepatitis A and B.
What clothes should I wear in the Bahamas?
Due to the warm climate of the Bahamas, it is recommended that you wear light, breathable clothing. Comfortable clothing such as shorts, cotton T-shirts and light dresses are suitable for the day. Don't forget to bring a cocked hat, sunglasses and sunscreen to protect you from the intense sun. For evenings, casual clothing is appropriate, although in some more formal places, more dressy attire may be required.