64 Sunseeker Predator
A 64 foot sport yacht for up to 14 guests, with a retractable sunroof and a chef prepared lunch aboard.
View YachtA performance motor yacht for private Bahamas charters, with teak deck dining, sun pads on the bow and three cabins below.
The 64 Pershing is a performance motor yacht. Guests usually ask for it when they want a proper deck to spread out on once the anchor is down at Rose Island.
Inside it is laid out for comfort rather than sheer volume. There is an open salon with panoramic windows, a compact galley that is properly equipped, and three cabins, including a master suite with a king size bed. Outside, the aft deck is teak with a full dining table, the bow carries sun pads, and the flybridge has a second helm station and its own seating.
Availability on this yacht moves. Boats in the fleet get repositioned, reserved or sold, so treat this page as a description of the vessel and contact us for current availability and pricing on your dates.
Starting at $5,500 USD for a 5 hour charter
Each additional guest after the first 6 is $250 USD per person, to a maximum of 16 for day trips. Longer options on record: 6 hour charter at $6,100 USD and 8 hour charter at $7,300 USD. 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.
The aft deck is where most of a charter day is actually spent. It has spacious seating with weather resistant cushions and a large dining table, all laid over teak decking, so eating outside is the normal arrangement on this yacht rather than something improvised on laps.
Forward, the bow carries expansive sun pads with storage compartments alongside them for outdoor gear and cushions. That storage matters more than it sounds. It keeps the deck clear when everyone is moving around at anchor.
The flybridge adds seating and sunbathing areas plus a secondary helm station. Between the three areas, a group can split up naturally: some at the table, some on the bow, some up top on the flybridge.
The salon is open and airy with large panoramic windows, so it does not feel closed off from the water when you step in from the aft deck. The finish is polished wood with leather and stainless steel accents, and the seating is a plush sofa with armchairs.
There is a large flat screen TV and a high quality sound system for anyone who wants music inside rather than out. Climate control runs throughout, and the finishes are consistent from the salon down into the cabins.
If a squall comes through, and they do come through quickly here in summer, the salon is a comfortable place to wait it out rather than a place to hide.
The master suite has a king size bed, a seating area and large windows, with an en suite bathroom that includes a spacious shower.
The VIP cabin has a queen size bed, generous storage and its own en suite bathroom. The third cabin is a guest cabin with twin beds, and it uses a well appointed bathroom that it shares rather than having one of its own.
We do not publish a sleeping headcount for this yacht. Tell us the group and how you want the cabins split, and we will confirm what works before anything is held.
The galley is compact but fully equipped, with a refrigerator, microwave, stove and ample storage. It is a working galley, sized for a yacht laid out around its deck space.
We do not hold a fixed menu or a set bar package on record for this particular vessel, and we would rather tell you that than print a menu that belongs to a different boat. Catering and drinks are arranged with you for the charter, so give us the group size, the length of the day and any dietary requirements and we will confirm exactly what the crew can prepare and serve.
The same applies to water toys. There is no water toy list on record for this yacht, so we will confirm what is aboard on your date instead of promising equipment in advance.
Charters are private. The yacht is booked for one group alone, and our yachts are generally fully crewed, with the crew for your specific date confirmed when you enquire.
The standard cruising area runs from Nassau out to Rose Island and as far as Green Turtle Cay, where guests swim with the sea turtles and snorkel. Rose Island and Green Cay sit roughly 15 miles from Nassau, about 35 minutes. Going further is possible, but fuel beyond the standard area is charged extra.
Pickup from a different island can be arranged, with repositioning and docking fees applying. We do not run charters from Nassau to Miami. A deposit confirms the booking, and because availability changes constantly, the sooner you send dates the better.
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.
Three cabins. The master suite has a king size bed, a seating area, large windows and its own bathroom with a spacious shower. The VIP cabin has a queen size bed and generous storage with its own bathroom. The guest cabin has twin beds. We do not publish a sleeping headcount for this yacht, so tell us your group and we will confirm what works.
The master suite and the VIP cabin each have an en suite bathroom. The guest cabin with the twin beds does not. It uses a well appointed bathroom that it shares, which is worth knowing if you are putting two couples aboard rather than a family.
We do not hold a water toy list for this particular yacht, so we will not promise one here. Ask us when you enquire and we will confirm exactly what is aboard on your date, and what can be arranged if there is something specific your group wants.
Yes, and it is the way most groups do it. The aft deck is built around a large dining table with spacious seating on weather resistant cushions, laid over teak decking, so a full meal outside is a normal service on this boat rather than a balancing act.
The bow has expansive sun pads, with storage compartments right there for cushions and outdoor gear. The flybridge also has sunbathing areas alongside its seating, so two parts of a group can spread out without sitting on top of each other.
Additional seating, sunbathing areas and a secondary helm station. It is the highest open space aboard and the natural place to sit for the run out to Rose Island.
We do not publish a guest number for this yacht, because it depends on the vessel's current certification and how the day is run. Send us your group size with your dates and we will confirm the number in writing before any deposit is taken.
The galley is compact but fully equipped, with a refrigerator, microwave, stove and ample storage. It is sized for a performance yacht, so we plan the food around it. Tell us the group and the hours and we will confirm what the crew can prepare aboard and what is better brought ready.
We do not hold a fixed menu or a set bar package on record for this vessel, and we will not copy one across from another boat in the fleet. Food and drink are arranged with you and written into the confirmation, including any dietary requirements.
The standard area is Nassau to Rose Island, and up to Green Turtle Cay for snorkeling and swimming with sea turtles. Rose Island and Green Cay are roughly 15 miles from Nassau, about 35 minutes. Green Cay is home to a large family of turtles. Fuel beyond the standard area is charged extra.
Often yes, but repositioning and docking fees apply when the yacht has to move for the pickup. Ask early, because relocating the boat takes time out of the calendar and affects what dates stay open.
No. Charters from Nassau to Miami are not offered on this yacht or any other in our fleet. Trips start and finish in the Bahamas.
An open, airy space with large panoramic windows, a plush sofa and armchairs, polished wood with leather and stainless steel accents, a large flat screen TV and a high quality sound system. Climate control runs throughout, so waiting out a passing squall inside is comfortable rather than cramped.
Not guaranteed. Yachts in this fleet are sold, repositioned between Miami and Nassau, run seasonally, or are simply reserved by another client, and this page is not a live calendar. Send us your dates and we will tell you whether the Pershing is free and what the charter comes to. A deposit confirms the booking.
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View YachtSend us your dates and group size and we will confirm whether this yacht is genuinely free, what is aboard for your charter, and what it costs.
If another vessel in the fleet would suit your group better, we will say so.
Popular dates on this vessel are usually committed well ahead.