Eleuthera Island
Luxury Yacht Charter

Bahamas / Eleuthera Island

Eleuthera Yacht Charter

Embark on an Eleuthera yacht charter and feel all your stresses melt away. One of the best-kept hidden gems of the Bahamas, this magnificent island’s name stems from the Greek word for freedom. During your Eleuthera yacht charter, you will undoubtedly experience the ultimate sense of freedom as you explore this stunning island. Boasting seemingly endless stretches of pristine white and pink sand beaches dotted with quaint colonial villages, natural bathing pools and plantations, the tranquil, idyllic, and laid-back charm is what characterises this Caribbean island. The perfect tropical island for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life, the natural landscapes will set all minds at ease. But if the peace becomes too overpowering, the nearby Harbour Island, offering exclusive restaurants and bars, is just a short cruise away.

Eleuthera Island Charter Guide

If you visit this island in June, be sure to stop by the Pineapple Festival. An annual celebration of one of the island’s largest industries, this four-day event includes a range of pineapple-related activities, from pineapple cooking and eating contests to pineapple sports.

Governor's Harbour

The island’s main settlement and capital, Governor’s Harbour, dates back to 1648. Bristling with energy while retaining its old-world charm, explore some of its bars, restaurants and cafes while taking in the Georgian colonial architecture.

Double Bay

Beach A dream destination for all beach lovers, this beach encompasses vast stretches of pink sands fringed by azure waters. Break out the snorkelling gear to explore the beautiful coral reefs at each end which are home to an abundance of marine life.

Lady Di's

Plantation One of the finest pineapple plantations on the island, this farm is owned by Mrs Diane Thompson, who is known among locals as Lady Di. Book a private tour of her stunning farmlands to learn more about the tradition of cultivating this tropical fruit before sampling some of her fruits, which are arguably the sweetest on the island.

Glass Window

Bridge One of the few places in the world where you can see the deep azure waters of the Atlantic on one side of the road and the turquoise waves of the Bight of Eleuthera on the other. The strip of rock which splits these two oceans is only 30 feet wide. Afterwards, take the tender to visit some of the island’s most relaxing and beautiful natural pools, the Queen’s Baths.

Preacher's Cave

A large, unique cave just two miles east of Gene’s Bay, this cave was first discovered by William Sayle and a group of Christians seeking religious freedom from Bermuda back in the 1600s. Easily accessible, see the altar built into a boulder at the far end before visiting the nearby Sapphire Blue Hole.