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Private Jet Charter to Bahamas

Charter a private jet to the Bahamas: Junkanoo, the private-island resorts of Paradise Island, and deep-sea fishing. Fly on your schedule, skip every line.

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THE EXPERIENCE

Why the world visits Bahamas

Stay

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort

Paradise Island's grande-dame beachfront estate, with Jean-Georges's Dune on the sand.

CASINO ROYALE: the Bond resort

Rosewood Baha Mar

Baha Mar's ultra-luxury wing, with a private beach and the complex's restaurants at your door.

The Cove at Atlantis

The Cove at Atlantis

Atlantis's all-suite luxury tower, adults-oriented: the high-end way to do Atlantis, with the Cain pool scene.

Grand Hyatt Baha Mar

The complex's grand beachfront tower; the anchor of the Baha Mar destination and the casino crowd's luxury base.

Sandals Royal Bahamian

All-inclusive on its own private offshore island. Once the Duke and Duchess of Windsor's haven; butler suites and 10 restaurants.

The Royal at Atlantis

The iconic pink-towered Atlantis centerpiece: the landmark every Bahamas postcard shows, with Aquaventure water park and marine habitats.

Eat

The tables worth flying for.

Nobu (Atlantis)

Matsuhisa's Paradise Island outpost. Why famous: black cod miso with a casino-resort backdrop; the island's top sushi draw.

Fish by Jose Andres (The Cove, Atlantis)

Seafood by the celebrity chef. Why famous: grouper and Old Cuban cocktails; the Cove tower's signature room.

Dune (The Ocean Club, Four Seasons)

Jean-Georges Vongerichten's beachfront fine dining. Why famous: the most elegant room on Paradise Island; toes-near-sand French-Asian cuisine.

Graycliff (Nassau)

1740s mansion restaurant with a legendary wine cellar. Why famous: one of the world's great wine cellars (250,000+ bottles); cigar factory on site; old-Bahamas grandeur.

Cafe Martinique (Atlantis)

Classic French fine dining. Why famous: old-school continental luxury; crepe suzette and kir royale theater.

Cafe Matisse (Nassau)

Garden-set Italian in a historic Bahamian house. Why famous: the Nassau institution for romantic dinners; Picasso prints and courtyard dining.

Culture

The landmarks worth landing for.

Pig Beach, Exuma Cays

The famous swimming pigs of Big Major Cay, about an hour by boat or a quick seaplane hop from Nassau. Why visit: the single most photographed beach day in the Bahamas; combine it with the Thunderball Grotto snorkel.

Queen's Staircase and Fort Fincastle

66 limestone steps carved by hand in the 1790s, leading up to a small hilltop fort. Why visit: Nassau's most historic walk, minutes from downtown.

The Cloisters, The Ocean Club

A 14th-century French Augustinian cloister, dismantled in France and rebuilt stone by stone on Paradise Island. Why visit: a piece of medieval Europe sitting above a Bahamian beach.

HAPPENING IN BAHAMAS

Don't just visit. Time it right.

The events worth timing your trip around.

FILM AND AWARDS · DEC 7-14

Bahamas International Film Festival

Screenings in Nassau and Harbour Island, now in its third decade. Early December in the Bahamas: pair the festival with a winter island stay.

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HOLIDAY PEAKS · DEC 26-JAN 1

Junkanoo

The Bahamas' signature street parade in downtown Nassau, December 26 and January 1. Costumes, music, and all-night celebration. It lands exactly on the New Year's charter peak; Nassau is a short hop from Florida.

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WHEN TO GO

December to April is the season

Dec-Apr: Peak. Dry season, Junkanoo, the winter escape at full tilt. Book charters 3-4 weeks out for Christmas and New Year.
May-Jun, Nov: High. Warm water, calmer crowds, easier availability.
Jul-Oct: Low. Hurricane season, but the best availability and pricing of the year.
SIGNATURE JOURNEYS

Wheels up to touchdown

Miami → Nassau≈ 55 min nonstop
New York → Nassau≈ 3h nonstop
London → Nassau≈ 9h 20m nonstop
Nassau → Harbour Island≈ 15 min by helicopter
FOR YOUR BOOKER

The logistics, handled

Airport: Lynden Pindling International Airport (NAS), Nassau's main international airport with full FBO services, about 15 minutes from Paradise Island.

Alternates: The Out Islands by seaplane or helicopter; private strip options on Eleuthera and the Exumas.

Aircraft fit: Light jets from Florida; midsize from the US East Coast; long-range nonstop from Europe.

Notes: US preclearance at NAS for US-bound flights. Hurricane season runs June to November; we watch the forecast and keep backup plans.

QUESTIONS

Asked constantly

Do I need a visa?

US, UK, Canadian and EU citizens enter visa-free for tourism. We check your nationality before you fly.

Can we bring our dog?

Yes. The Bahamas requires a health certificate and an import permit from the Department of Agriculture. We arrange the paperwork and a pet-friendly aircraft.

How far is the airport from Paradise Island?

About 15 to 20 minutes by car, or minutes by boat transfer.

When is hurricane season?

June to November, peaking August through October. We watch the forecast and keep backup plans.

Can we fly to the Out Islands?

Yes. Seaplanes and helicopters reach the Exumas, Harbour Island and Eleuthera in minutes.

Get me to the Bahamas.

Tell us when. We handle the aircraft, the slots,
the helicopter, and the last mile.

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