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Turks & Caicos
Grace Bay's white sand, calm reefs and some of the clearest water in the region.
Life Is
Better
On A Boat.
Miami to the Caribbean
Turks & Caicos, the Virgin Islands and beyond. Long range yacht charters with a full crew, planned end to end by our concierge.
Good
Vibes
Bigger
Horizons
Distance
500+ nautical miles
Cruise time
2–5 days each way
Trip length
7–14+ days
Passport
Required
Trip overview
Caribbean yacht charter from Miami
Longer routes run south through the Bahamas to the Turks & Caicos, then on to the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Join for the whole voyage from Miami, or fly in and meet the yacht at your first island. Distances are approximate.
- 7–10 days
Turks & Caicos
Island hop through the Bahamas on the way down, then spend your days on Grace Bay and the quiet cays.
- 10–14 days
Virgin Islands
The full run south. Overnight in the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos and Puerto Rico before the BVI and USVI.
- 5–7 days
Fly-in charter
Skip the long passage. The yacht repositions, you fly in, and the trip starts in the Caribbean.
Sample itinerary
Sample 10-day voyage
A Miami to Turks & Caicos trip with time in the Exumas. Add four or five days to keep going to the Virgin Islands.
- Days 1–2
Miami to Nassau
Overnight in Bimini, then cross the Banks to Nassau and Paradise Island.
- Days 3–4
The Exumas
Sandbars, Thunderball Grotto and the swimming pigs at Big Major Cay.
- Days 5–6
Passage south
The long run to Turks & Caicos, with a stop in the southern Bahamas.
- Days 7–8
Grace Bay and the Caicos cays
Snorkel the reef, explore uninhabited cays, and dine ashore in Providenciales.
- Days 9–10
Fly home or keep going
Fly home from Providenciales, or continue to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Islands on the route
Where you can go
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Puerto Rico & Culebra
Old San Juan, Flamenco Beach and an easy restock stop on the way east.
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British Virgin Islands
The Baths at Virgin Gorda, Jost Van Dyke beach bars and short sails between islands.
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U.S. Virgin Islands
St. Thomas and St. John. Trunk Bay snorkeling and protected national park water.
Hotels vs. private yacht
Island hopping by plane means new hotels and airports at every stop. A yacht brings your room with you.
| Compare | Flights and hotels | Private yacht with Book My Boat |
|---|---|---|
| Getting between islands | Separate flights or ferries | The yacht moves while you relax |
| Where you sleep | A new hotel at each stop | The same cabin all trip |
| Packing | Pack and unpack at every island | Unpack once |
| Beaches | Busy resort beaches | Anchor off quiet cays |
| Planning | Book every flight and hotel | One concierge, one booking |
| Cost | Varies by season and hotel | From about $2,500 per guest (10 guests) |
Caribbean charter pricing
Long range charters are custom quoted. These starting points cover the yacht and full crew.
Fly-in charter
From $25,000/per group · about $2,500 per guest for 10
- Yacht meets you in the islands
- Skip the long passage
- Chef and crew on board
Turks & Caicos
From $35,000/per group · about $3,500 per guest for 10
- Board in Miami
- Exumas on the way down
- Fly home from Providenciales
Virgin Islands
From $55,000/per group · about $5,500 per guest for 10
- The full run south
- Puerto Rico and the BVI
- Join all of it or part of it
No surprises
What a long-range charter includes
Caribbean quotes cover the yacht, crew and life aboard. Travel and port costs depend on your route.
Included
Long range yacht with a full crew
Private cabins and linens
Chef and meals on most yachts
Water toys and a tender
Customs and port clearance help
Not included
Fuel and dockage
Customs and port fees in each country
Flights to and from the yacht
Premium wine and spirits
Gratuity for the crew
Featured fleet
Boats for this trip
Long range yachts with full crews, built for open ocean passages south of the Bahamas.
How it works
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Browse & choose
We match you with a long range yacht rated for open ocean passages.
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Plan your trip
Pick your islands and dates. We handle the route, ports and paperwork.
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Book & board
Pay your deposit, then board in Miami or meet the yacht in the islands.
System Live
Packing list
What to bring
You'll cross several borders. Check passports and visas for every guest before you book.
Essentials
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Passport (6+ months validity)
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Visas, if your nationality needs one
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Soft-sided luggage
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Swimwear and light clothes
Smart extras
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Reef-safe sunscreen
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Rain jacket and a warm layer
- 3
Medications and seasickness pills
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Travel insurance details
Frequently asked questions
Turks & Caicos is about 2 to 3 days of cruising. The Virgin Islands are 4 to 5 days, with overnight stops in the Bahamas along the way.
Yes. Many guests skip the long run south. The yacht repositions to Providenciales, San Juan or St. Thomas, and you fly in to start the trip.
A fly-in charter can be 5 to 7 days. A round trip from Miami to Turks & Caicos needs at least 7 days.
Long range yachts with a full crew, cabins and the fuel range for open ocean passages. Our concierge only quotes boats rated for the route.
Most routes end in the British or U.S. Virgin Islands. Longer custom trips to St. Martin and the Leeward Islands are quoted on request.
A passport, ideally valid for 6 months past your trip. Some nationalities also need visas for certain islands, so check before you book.
It depends on the route. A Virgin Islands trip can clear customs in the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, the Dominican Republic and the BVI. Your captain handles each check-in.
December through May. The weather is dry and the trade winds are steady. June through November is hurricane season.
In private cabins aboard. The crew runs the yacht in shifts on long legs, so you can sleep while you travel.
Passport, any visas, soft luggage, swimwear, light clothes, a rain jacket and warm layer, reef-safe sunscreen, medications and travel insurance details.
We recommend it for long trips. It can cover flights, medical care and changes if weather moves your dates.
Send your islands, dates and group size on WhatsApp. Our concierge builds a custom route and quote, and a deposit holds the yacht. Refundable with 24 hours' notice, except crew fees.
Fly-in charters start around $25,000 for 5 to 7 days. Trips from Miami to Turks & Caicos start around $35,000. The yacht, crew size and route set the final price.
A yacht carries only your group, anchors at small cays big ships can't reach, and changes plans around you. A cruise costs less per person but runs on a fixed schedule.
Yes. Most long range yachts include a chef and meals. Share allergies and favorite foods when you book so the crew can stock the galley.