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NEW PROVIDENCE & THE EXUMAS

Great Abaco

Sailing in the Bahamas is a captivating experience that immerses you in a world of natural beauty and tranquility. Set sail along the crystal-clear turquoise waters of abundant hidden coves, pristine white-sand beaches, and vibrant coral reefs. A lifetime of paradise memories awaits.


An extraordinary adventure

Itinerary | Details | The Boat


  • Airport: Marsh Harbour Airport, Great Albaco

  • Boarding time: 9:00am

  • Meeting Location: Conch Inn Marina


A four-cabin crewed catamaran group journey exploring the remote paradise islands of the Bahamas - Book today!


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Dates

March 2nd — 8th 2025

7 days, 6 nights

Location

NEW PROVIDENCE & THE EXUMAS
Bahamas

Availability

0 Double Cabin

2 Single Cabins

Price

$4840 Single Cabin

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“To me, the sea is a continual miracle; the fishes that swim – the rocks – the motion of the waves – the ships, with men in them, what stranger miracles are there?”

– Walt Whitman
Itinerary

Abaco Itinerary

Day 1: Marsh Harbor to Great Guana Cay

  • Morning:

    Depart from Marsh Harbor Marina and set sail towards Great Guana Cay, a 10-mile journey.

  • Afternoon:

    Anchor at Fisher's Bay. Spend the afternoon exploring the cay, including a visit to Nipper's Beach Bar & Grill, known for its vibrant atmosphere and stunning views.

  • Evening:

    Enjoy a beachfront dinner and relax on the boat under the stars.

Day 2: Great Guana Cay to Green Turtle Cay

  • Morning:

    Sail northwest to Green Turtle Cay, approximately 20 miles away.

  • Afternoon:

    Dock at the New Plymouth Settlement. Explore the charming town with its colonial architecture, visit the Albert Lowe Museum, and sample local Bahamian cuisine.

  • Evening:

    Dine at the Green Turtle Club, renowned for its fresh seafood and island specialties.

Day 3: Green Turtle Cay to Manjack Cay

  • Morning:

    A short sail to Manjack Cay, known for its pristine beaches and tranquil environment.

  • Afternoon:

    Spend the day snorkeling in the clear waters, exploring the mangroves, or simply relaxing on the beach.

  • Evening:

    Have a quiet dinner onboard, enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Day 4: Manjack Cay to Treasure Cay

  • Morning:

    Head south to Treasure Cay, a 15-mile sail.

  • Afternoon:

    Anchor at Treasure Cay Marina. Relax on the famous Treasure Cay Beach, often ranked among the world’s best beaches. Try watersports or take a leisurely walk along the shoreline.

  • Evening:

    Enjoy dinner at Coco Beach Bar, known for its seafood and sunset views.

Day 5: Treasure Cay to Hope Town (Elbow Cay)

  • Morning:

    Sail southeast to Elbow Cay, home to the iconic Hope Town Lighthouse, a 20-mile journey.

  • Afternoon:

    Moor at Hope Town and explore the picturesque village, with its pastel-colored houses and historic sites. Visit the lighthouse for panoramic views of the area.

  • Evening:

    Enjoy a meal at Firefly Bar & Grill, offering a fusion of Bahamian and international cuisine.

Day 6: Hope Town to Little Harbour

  • Morning:

    Set sail south to Little Harbour, a secluded spot known for its artistic community and natural beauty, about 15 miles away.

  • Afternoon:

    Visit Pete’s Pub & Gallery, where you can see bronze sculptures and enjoy a beachfront bar. Explore the caves and tidal pools in the area.

  • Evening:

    Have dinner at Pete’s Pub, famous for its seafood dishes and laid-back vibe.

Day 7: Little Harbour to Marsh Harbor

  • Morning:

    Begin your return sail to Marsh Harbor, a 20-mile journey back.

  • Afternoon:

    Arrive at Marsh Harbor Marina and spend the afternoon shopping for souvenirs or relaxing in town.

  • Evening:

    Conclude your trip with a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, savoring the last tastes of the Bahamas before disembarking the next morning.

This itinerary provides a mix of relaxation, adventure, and cultural experiences, showcasing the beauty and diversity of the Abacos.

* Sailing itineraries are not fixed and are subjected to change based changing variables like weather and requests. Please contact the Sailing Collective and your captain if you have specific requests or places you would like to see and your crew will do what they can to work the request into the itinerary.

About the Food

A culinary program with a focus on locally sourced sustainable foods




The Sailing Collective Travel Co. takes food to a new level. We believe by sourcing local ingredients from local friends we have made throughout our travels pushes us to experience where we are by being engulfed by the regional flavors.

Private chef creating customized menus to your taste and requirements




Each voyage, both group & private, has a private culinary artist aboard preparing some of the most unique, interesting, and thoughtful food you may ever enjoy in your life! From breakfast to dinner each day of the journey, we are blessed by beautiful meals by one of the most talented culinary teams in travel anywhere in the world.

General Information

Provisioning Sailing Collective will provision your journey with local foods and produce.  Cooking Aboard: Your Sailing Collective chef/crew is incredibly talented and can handle the group's needs with ease. We are all about participation and learning, so if you'd like to help, just ask and we'll get you involved! Collective groups may choose to dine out more times than scheduled if the group or individuals choose.

Included in provisioning package*: 

  • 6 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 3 Dinners (or similar), Light Snacks, Water, Coffee & Tea

* Subjected to change

Dietary Restrictions We can accommodate as long as we know in advance! It is important to notify us of any dietary restrictions ahead of time and include full details in the Guest Form that you will fill out prior to the start of the trip.

Sailing a group journey is a collective experience calling us to ebb and flow with the tides of the group. While alcohol and soft beverages are not included, we find a well curated bar shared across the group works out best. We offer two beverage during group journeys packages during the course of the week*:

• $150 for wine, beer, spirits and soft beverages • $75 for soft beverages and under 5 alcoholic drinks. *Private charters, beverages are billed to the charter

Private Charters: Contact us for details

ADDITIONAL COSTS We recommend planning on having at least $300 – $600 in spending money depending on spending habits. You will be responsible for paying for:

  • All expenses on shore including meals and drinks

  • Flights and transportation to and from the marina location

  • Onboard beverages

  • Gratuity (a 10% to 20% offering)

GRATUITY Tipping your captain and crew is welcome. If you are satisfied with your service, the industry standard for yacht charters ranges from 15-20% of the cost of the charter. Gratuity is split evenly between the crew and can be paid via cash, check, Venmo, or PayPal. Please contact your Sailing Collective Journey Coordinator if you have any questions.

  • 10% - Standard good time on holiday with good service.

  • 15% - Exceptional service on your holiday with exceptional service!

  • 20% - Extraordinary experience and your crew sent the voyage to the moon and back!!

The Journey Schedule Meeting time is at 9:00am on Day 1 of the charter. Our last night is spent at the starting marina before we disembark by 9:00am on the final morning. All Mediterranean charters return to the home port on Friday evening to spend the final evening at the marina. Disembarkation time is at 9:00am on the final Saturday morning.

Packing Collapsible bags in place of large rigid suitcases are advised for ease of transport on and off the boat. Loading and unloading from the dingy can be a wet activity, a pair of shoes such as flip-flops that you can get wet if we are landing on a beach.

As the vast majority of your time will be spent outside, prepare for elements - bring a light raincoat just in case, a hat to shield yourself from the sun, and a warm layer.  Throughout the week we may dine out at a nice restaurant, so bring an outfit looks nice and suits your style. Loading and unloading from the dingy on beaches can be a wet activity, a pair of shoes that you can get wet is recommended.

We also encourage guests bring ecologically appropriate products into ocean environments. You can read more about those recommendations on the Sailing Collective Journal here: Packing for a Healthy Ocean

Terms & Conditions By booking this journey, you agree to comply with the stated Terms & Conditions and Covid Considerations, available on our website. Please contact info@thesailingcollective.com with any questions. 

Travel Insurance We recommend purchasing a travel insurance policy that protects you in case of general and covid-related trip interruptions. If you choose not to purchase travel insurance, you forfeit the right to a refund or credit in the event you have to cancel your trip with Sailing Collective.

PASSPORTS AND VISAS Please ensure your passport is valid for the period of travel and for six months after you return. The Sailing Collective cannot be held responsible for refusal of entry or travel due to lack of visas. If you are in any doubt please contact your Embassy for full details.

Boats

Bali 4.6

Bali 4.6

The Bali 4.6 builds on the success of the 4.5, as well as other acclaimed Bali models, while simultaneously raising the bar for her class of recreational cruising catamarans. This ambitious new model from Olivier Poncin and the acclaimed CATANA R&D team is a head-turner from the start with smooth modern lines, integrated hull windows, and more space for living in comfort and style.

You’ll immediately recognize the Bali DNA in many of her design features, including the sweeping, rigid foredeck cockpit providing the perfect sunbathing area, and the signature garage door-style aft opening that seamlessly joins interior and exterior spaces. And naturally, she provides the peace of mind and seakeeping qualities that comes with a yacht with a CATANA shipyard build.

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Great Abaco

Bahamas

Dates

March 2nd — 8th 2025

Location

Bahamas

Only 2 Cabins Left

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