Aquila 44 Power Catamaran Bahamas O

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pecial Features

Base Location: Conch Inn Marina, Marsh Harbour
Model Year: 2018
Amenities: Air conditioning throughout, generator, water maker, solar panels, inverter, cabin fans, electric toilets, Fusion Bluetooth radio CD/MP3 player, cockpit speakers, GPS chart plotter on the flybridge, autopilot, electric windlass, stern/cockpit shower with hot water, wet bar on the flybridge, foredeck sunbathing area, snorkeling gear, dinghy with 15hp outboard engine, and all standard charter and safety equipment.

Other Things to Note

PRICE QUOTED IS BAREBOAT CHARTER, however you can book a captain and a hostess at additional cost.
If you chose to operate the boat on your own, then the required boating licenses are required before booking.
APA : best to calculate provisioning for food and drinks to be approximately 30% of charter unless you wish to-do so on your own

The Area

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Getting Around

Getting Around the Bahamas: A Traveler's Guide
The Bahamas, with its stunning archipelago of over 700 islands and cays, offers a diverse and scenic landscape for travelers to explore. Navigating this tropical paradise is an adventure in itself, with various transportation options to suit different preferences and budgets.

Air Travel

For quick and convenient travel between islands, air travel is the most popular option. The Bahamas boasts several international airports, with Lynden Pindling International Airport in Nassau and Grand Bahama International Airport in Freeport being the primary gateways. Domestic flights operated by Bahamasair and other regional airlines connect the smaller islands, making island-hopping a breeze.

Ferries and Boats

Ferries are a scenic and enjoyable way to get around the Bahamas. Companies like Bahamas Ferries provide regular services between Nassau, Exuma, Eleuthera, Abaco, and other islands. For a more personalized experience, private boat rentals and yacht charters are available, allowing travelers to explore hidden coves, pristine beaches, and secluded islands at their own pace.

Taxis and Car Rentals

On the larger islands such as New Providence (home to Nassau) and Grand Bahama, taxis are readily available and are a convenient way to get around. It's advisable to agree on the fare before starting your journey, as taxis in the Bahamas do not have meters. For those who prefer the flexibility of driving, car rentals are available at airports and major hotels. Remember, Bahamians drive on the left side of the road!

Public Transportation

Jitneys, or minibusses, offer an affordable way to travel around Nassau and Freeport. These colorful buses follow set routes and can be flagged down along the road. While they are an economical choice, they can be slower and less predictable than other forms of transportation.

Bicycles and Golf Carts

For a leisurely and eco-friendly way to explore the smaller islands and settlements, bicycles and golf carts are popular choices. Many hotels and resorts offer rentals, making it easy to enjoy a relaxed ride along scenic coastal roads and through charming towns.

Walking

The Bahamas' beautiful weather and picturesque landscapes make walking an enjoyable option for short distances. Stroll through the historic streets of Nassau, explore local markets, or walk along the pristine beaches to truly soak in the island vibe.

Island Hopping Tips

Plan Ahead: While spontaneity is part of the charm, planning your inter-island travel ahead of time ensures you make the most of your trip.
Check Schedules: Ferry and flight schedules can vary, so it's important to check the latest timings and book in advance during peak seasons.
Pack Light: If you're hopping between islands, packing light makes travel easier and more convenient.
Getting around the Bahamas offers a blend of adventure and relaxation. Whether you're soaring above the turquoise waters, cruising on a ferry, or biking along sandy paths, each mode of transport adds its own unique flavor to your Bahamian experience.