80 Yacht
An 80 foot custom catamaran with capacity for 60 guests and a shallow draft for close in anchoring.
View YachtA 100 foot Cruisers Yachts Dominator with four staterooms, a bow jacuzzi and a crew of five.
The 100 is a Cruisers Yachts Dominator running out of Nassau. She is a Cruisers Yachts Dominator, one hundred feet, classed as a cruiser rather than a sport boat, and she takes twelve guests for the day and sleeps eight in four staterooms. She also carries five crew, the fullest crew in our fleet, and that is usually what guests notice within the first hour.
Every charter is private. You book the boat and it belongs to your group for the time you have taken it, with nobody else aboard. Meals, the open bar and the water toys are part of the charter rather than a list of extras added up at the end.
One thing to settle before you read any further. Availability on a boat this size moves constantly. Yachts in this class get sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, run seasonally, or are held by another client months ahead. This page is not a live calendar. Call or email with your dates and we will tell you what the 100 is doing and what your charter will cost.
Starting at $12,750 USD for an 8 hour charter
The 14 percent Bahamas tax is charged separately and is not part of the figure shown. Crew gratuity is at your discretion and is not included. Rates move with season, fuel costs and demand, so please contact us to confirm current pricing for your dates.
Request a Charter QuoteOnly details held on record for this vessel are listed here. Anything not shown is something we will confirm for you rather than estimate.
Length one hundred feet. Make Cruisers Yachts, model Dominator, boat type cruiser. That last word does more work than it looks like it does. A cruiser is built around volume and comfort rather than speed, which is why this boat has four staterooms and deck space that does not fill up the moment everybody stands in the same spot.
Day capacity is twelve guests. Eight of those can sleep aboard, across the four staterooms. We do not publish a bed by bed layout for this yacht, because the interior arrangement is something we confirm against the specific vessel before you book rather than describe from memory. Tell us who is travelling, couples, children, friends sharing, and we will come back with exactly how the four staterooms would work for your group.
She carries zero speed stabilizers, which we come back to below, plus the standard equipment across our fleet: air conditioning, refrigerator, bathroom and shower, stereo with Bluetooth and aux input, cooler and ice chest, grill, radar, GPS, depth finder, VHF radio, bow thruster and anchor.
A captain, a first mate, a chef, a deckhand and a steward or stewardess. Five people for twelve guests. Every one of them has a defined job on this vessel. The chef prepares the meals and runs the galley. The deckhand covers maintenance, mooring and the water toys. The steward looks after hospitality, cleaning and serving.
The practical result is that nothing has to wait for somebody to be free. The tender and the paddleboards go in the water because launching them is a specific person's job, not a favour squeezed between two other tasks. Lunch comes out while people are still swimming. Glasses get cleared before anyone thinks to ask. If you have chartered a smaller boat before and felt the crew stretched thin at the busy moments, this is the difference.
There is a jacuzzi on the bow. It is on this vessel's own included list, and in our experience it becomes the place the group collects in the late afternoon once the swimming is finished. Mention it when you book and we will confirm the arrangements with the crew for your dates.
An XL BBQ grill is aboard as well, which is why a lot of the eating on the 100 happens out on deck. With the boat at anchor off Rose Island, the grill lets the chef cook on deck, and people eat when they come out of the water rather than all sitting down at one appointed hour.
Menus are built for your group rather than chosen off a fixed card, using locally sourced seasonal ingredients, and dining runs across the whole day rather than a single lunch service. Send us allergies, intolerances and strong dislikes at the time of booking, not on the morning of the charter, so the chef can provision properly for the number of people aboard.
The open bar carries premium spirits, fine wines, champagne and a wide selection of beers. It is part of the charter, so there is no tab to settle at the end of the day. If your group drinks something particular, tell us in advance and we will let you know whether we can have it aboard for your dates.
The 100 carries a 16 foot Zodiac tender with a 150hp outboard, two standup paddleboards, a kayak, a large water mat and water skis. The tender is the piece that changes the shape of a day. It shuttles guests to a beach and back while the yacht stays anchored in comfortable water. Water skis are on the included list as well.
Rose Island and Green Cay sit about fifteen miles from Nassau, roughly thirty five minutes underway. Green Cay is home to a large family of sea turtles, and that is where most groups spend the middle of the day in the water. We also run up to Green Turtle Cay. That is the standard cruising area; fuel beyond it is charged extra, so if you have somewhere further in mind, raise it early and we will work it out with you.
The zero speed stabilizers matter most once you stop. A yacht sitting at anchor in open water rolls side to side, and that is what makes plates slide and makes some guests feel unwell over a long lunch. These stabilizers work while the boat is stationary and take most of that motion out of the day.
This list is specific to this vessel. Other yachts in the fleet carry different equipment.
Charter yachts are privately owned. This vessel can be sold, repositioned between Nassau and Miami, operate only part of the season, be withdrawn for the owner's own use, or already be reserved by another client on your dates.
This page is not a live availability calendar, and nothing on it guarantees that the yacht is free. Rates also move with season, fuel costs, demand and market conditions. Please contact us for current availability and pricing.
Answers specific to this vessel rather than to the fleet in general.
A 100 foot Cruisers Yachts Dominator, classed as a cruiser. That means a motor yacht built around interior volume and comfort rather than speed. Four staterooms and twelve guests.
Capacity is twelve guests. Eight can sleep aboard across four staterooms. So twelve is fine for a day out, but if you want nights aboard, eight is the number to plan your group around. Every guest needs valid identification with them, adults and children alike.
They work when the boat is stopped, which is when a yacht rolls most. Anchored in open water, an unstabilized boat rocks side to side all through lunch, and that is what unsettles people and slides things across a table. The stabilizers take most of that out. On a long day at anchor off Rose Island it is the feature guests mention afterwards.
It is on this vessel's included list. It sits on the bow. Tell us at booking that you plan to use it and we will confirm the arrangements with the crew for your dates.
We will not promise you one. A jet ski does appear on this vessel's feature record, but it is not on the included water toy list, and those two records do not always agree. Ask us when you book and we will confirm in writing what is genuinely aboard for your dates. What is included for certain is the Zodiac tender, two standup paddleboards, a kayak, a large water mat and water skis.
Five people: captain, first mate, chef, deckhand and steward or stewardess. The chef prepares meals and manages the galley. The deckhand handles maintenance, mooring and the water toys. The steward covers hospitality, cleaning and serving. It is the fullest crew we put on any boat in the fleet.
A 16 foot Zodiac tender with a 150hp outboard, two standup paddleboards, a kayak, a large water mat and water skis. The deckhand launches them and looks after them through the day. If there is something specific your group wants that is not on that list, ask before you book rather than on the morning.
Mainly two things. It runs guests between the yacht and a beach, so the 100 can stay anchored where the water is comfortable instead of pushing in close. Water skis are on the included list for this yacht as well. It also lets part of your group go ashore while the rest stay aboard, which is useful on a day with twelve people who do not all want the same thing at the same time.
Yes. Menus on this yacht are custom to the group, built on locally sourced seasonal ingredients, and dining runs all day rather than at one fixed sitting. Send allergies, intolerances and hard dislikes through when you book so the chef can provision for them. Requests handed over on the dock are much harder to work with.
Premium spirits, fine wines, champagne and a wide selection of beers, all part of the charter, so there is no tab at the end of the day. If your group drinks a particular label, let us know in advance and we will tell you whether we can carry it for your booking.
The standard cruising area runs from Nassau out to Rose Island and up to Green Turtle Cay. Rose Island and Green Cay are around fifteen miles out, roughly thirty five minutes underway. Green Cay has a large family of sea turtles living around it and is where most groups spend the middle of the day in the water. Anything past that standard area is worth discussing, but fuel outside it is charged extra.
She sleeps eight across four staterooms, so overnight and multi day charters work. The chef, the steward and the all day dining count for far more across several nights than they do on a single day out. Consecutive nights are harder to secure than single days on a boat this size, so ask early.
Pickup from a different island can be arranged, but repositioning and docking fees apply and we will set those out before you commit to anything. Charters from Nassau to Miami are not something we offer, on this yacht or any other in the fleet, even though boats in this class do move between the two ports.
A deposit confirms the booking; nothing is held without one. Every guest needs valid identification. Pets are not permitted on the yachts, and that includes this one. Send us your dates and group size and we will come back with availability and pricing.
Not in a way we can promise from a web page. Yachts this size get sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, booked out by another client months ahead, or run only part of the season. Call +1 305 515 4735 or email info@YachtsBahamas.com with your dates and we will tell you straight away whether the 100 is free and what the charter will cost.
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