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Planning a seven-night charter from Palm Beach? This practical guide maps realistic cruising range by yacht type, guest comfort goals, and weather-flex strategy so your week feels seamless, not rushed.
Planning a seven-night Palm Beach to Berry Islands charter? This guide covers crossing windows, customs flow, marina strategy, and how to choose Great Harbour Cay or Chub Cay based on guest style.
For guests who want quieter anchorages than the standard Exumas loop, Eleuthera can be an exceptional week from Palm Beach—if the crossing, customs entry, and daily pacing are planned correctly.
Choosing where to clear customs can make or break a Palm Beach to Exumas week charter. Here’s a practical, luxury-focused framework for deciding between Bimini and Nassau entry.
Planning a luxury week charter from Palm Beach to Harbour Island? Use this practical guide for Gulf Stream timing, customs flow, marina strategy, and a polished 7-night rhythm.
For Palm Beach charter clients choosing one Bahamas week, the real decision is Abacos vs Exumas. Here’s the practical, luxury-first framework for making the right call.
Can you run a week charter from Palm Beach to Bimini? Yes — with the right weather window, customs prep, and routing expectations.
A small field guide to Palm Beach’s most flattering hour—when the Lake Worth Lagoon looks like poured glass and everyone pretends they’re not people-watching.
In Palm Beach, the invitations are lovely—but the real skill is knowing where to be before, after, and in between.
Tender transfers can feel cinematic or chaotic. Two simple lines keep the moment calm, safe, and dignified.
When the shutters go down and the light turns honeyed, Worth becomes less retail corridor and more stage set—quiet, edited, and very aware of itself.
Golden hour on the water is predictable if you decide one thing early: which side of the yacht should face the light.
From winter social calendars to glassy summer mornings, learn when Palm Beach charters deliver the ideal blend of weather, water, and waterfront energy.
A calm charter begins before the lines are handled—aim for a specific arrival window to keep the marina, the crew, and your guests in rhythm.
The best charters feel seamless. These small etiquette choices keep the day graceful for guests, crew, and everyone at the dock.
A sunset cruise, a polished arrival, and a reservation that feels like it was made for you—how to do dock-and-dine with intention.