Historic restaurant and cocktail bar in Port Denarau Marina, Nadi, serving steaks, seafood, burgers and pizza. Argentinian stockman Espero Cardo was en route to Australia in the early 1800s when the Tavuteke people rustled both him and his stock. It turned out that cattle thrive on the Fijian grasslands so he stayed.

Overlooking Port Denarau Marina, Nadi, this is a great place to meet friends , drink and dine as you watch the world go by.

Classic Italian dishes in this restaurant and deli on the Narewa Road just outside Nadi. You can't help but love Flavio's passion for pasta.

Teppanyaki chefs prepare the finest produce available throughout the southern hemisphere as well as local seafood and poultry. Expect a range of authentic Japanese dishes including sushi, sashimi, tempura and more.

Chef Lance Seeto celebrates Fijian cuisine, produce and culture with a fusion of flavours reflecting his travels and experiences.

The Spa at Shangri-La provides treatments based on authentic natural healing methods found throughout Asia, using natural botanical products.

Inspired by a fusion of Asian, Eastern and Western treatment methods to bring balance to mind, body and soul.

Quan is a source of pure water, and this spa at the Marriott Resort in Momi Bay places soothing water at the heart of the experience with treatments using Thalgo products made with ingredients from the sea.

Feeling intrepid? Trek to Nalauwaki's mountainous peak for stunning views and bathing in the natural springs.

Home to a protected marine reserve, this is a great place to dive with black- and white-tipped reef sharks, lemon sharks and bull sharks.

Choose from massages, facials, manicures, pedicures, wraps, scrubs and waxing at Fiji’s first beachfront spa on Yasawa Island.

Celebrate Fijian culture with displays of traditional meke, with men and women story-telling through the medium of dance.

For a spiritual experience, swim, snorkel or dive with the graceful oceanic manta rays that call this place home between May and October.

When you're done snorkelling or diving the reef around it, Tokoriki Island has a resort and spa, enjoy a pampering couples’ massage at sunrise by professionally certified therapists.

Watch the incredible Beqa firewalkers walking over blazing hot rocks with their skin protected from burning by their spirit gods.

This archipelago to the northeast of Fiji is home to local customs, handmade crafts and native island dancers in Naku.

The Mamanuca Islands have vibrant coral reefs and a huge variety of tropical fish. Malolo itself is protected by a barrier reef thriving with marine life.

At the heart of the Yasawa Islands, in the Blue Lagoon, these limestone caves are a must-see, with natural light filtering down through a hole at the top.

This spa features ocean-view treatment rooms where you can enjoy a gentle sea breeze and the sound of the waves during your traditional Bobo massage. Try aromatherapy pools, a waterfall massage, hot tub, cold plunge, and sauna.

Immerse yourself in soothing spa treatments to the gentle sounds of ripples at the water’s edge only a few steps away.

Anchor here for some spectacular scuba diving on the Rainbow Reef, teaming with soft corals and tropical fish, and the Great White Wall, so named for the hard corals stretching down into the blue.

On the northern edge of the Fiji island group, these islands are virtually untouched by civilisation. Explore Cobia’s Crater, a sunken volcano that you can walk around and kayak across.

Make a fascinating visit to a project, in partnership with Civa Fiji Pearls farm, that aims to rejuvenate depleted reefs around the world by populating them with giant clams.

Scuba dive incredible hard and soft coral gardens and try your hand at underwater photography at this PADI 5-star dive centre with local instructors and guides.

Trek up to the stunning Tavoro Waterfall. Feeling energetic? You can keep going to the island's peak, Uluinggalau, to check out the views.

A three-mile walk that captures Fiji's inherent beauty. Think blue lagoons, white and black sand beaches, waterfalls, natural spring pools and dense rainforest.

Surf's up! This heart-shaped island is the epicentre of Fiji's surf culture. If you don't want to tail slide, you can snorkel Malolo Reef instead.

Snorkel the ‘soft coral capital of the world’. Warm, great visibility and rainbows of fish and coral.

You may recognise this uninhabited island as it was home to Tom Hanks for several months while filming the movie Castaway. Hike the steep, forested flanks, stretch out on pristine beaches, and snorkel the turquoise waters.

An aptly-named arc of sand accessible only by boat. Perfect for a beach BBQ, it's one of Patricia Schultz's ’1,000 places to see before you die.'

This two-tiered floating beach club has a well-stocked cocktail bar and Italian wood-fired pizzeria and DJs spinning underground house tracks.

A beautiful uninhabited volcanic island with a protected anchorage, stunning beaches and ringed by a reef.

Yasawa-i-ra is known for the pristine fine whiter sand of Champagne Beach, the perfect place for a beach BBQ. The waters around the island are snorkelling heaven with turtles, rays and reef sharks.

Inside the glowing green arch on Paradise Island you'll find exquisite local produce artfully fashioned into traditional Japanese cuisine with influences from Peru and Europe.

Cuisine and cocktails inspired by the Californian coast, this restaurant on Nassau celebrates locally sourced, sustainable and seasonal ingredients.

The Cove at Atlantis, positioned between Cove and Paradise beaches, this huge pool is lined with palms, cabanas and two infinity pools. Ask your personal cabana butler about spa treatments.

This certified ESPA in Nassau uses massages and facials, mani-pedis, and complete body treatments for women, men, and teens to help guests achieve oneness with the Bahamian natural beauty.

Australian chef Madelene Pedican reflects her travels with an eclectic menu taking in European, American and Asian influences using the very best local produce at this fabulous restaurant on Harbour Island.

Enjoy beautiful breakfasts and smoothies on a terrace overlooking the iconic pink sand beach or lunch on some Bahamian classics.

Open for lunch or dinner, this beach bar serves American and Asian dishes prepared with only the best fresh local produce.

A '60s themed luxe beach shack with a terrace overlooking the beach. Expect relaxed fine dining on modern Mediterranean dishes with a Bahamian twist.

Executive Chef Jason Wallace serves contemporary and Bahamian dishes in a rustic-chic wood-beamed shack between the beach and the landing strip.

At this Harbour Island restaurant, expect the finest local ingredients in globetrotting dishes created by Executive Chef Ludovic Jarland served on a terrace overlooking the pool and the ocean beyond.

Call ahead on the VHF, moor your yacht on the club's quay and dine on rock solid Bahamian classics in a restaurant that has been delighting guests since 1956.

Another restaurant with its own marina, call ahead on the VHF and enjoy a unique yacht chartering experience. The restaurant serves Bahamian cuisine in a New England beach house-style room right on the water.

Dine inside at the Chef's Table or outside by the pool overlooking the Government Dock, on exquisite favourites from around the world. Inspired cocktails, great wine list too.

Situated atop the hill on Harbour Island, this restaurant serves Italian dishes with an inspired Bahamian twist, such as eggplant parmigiana with conch and fresh tuna carpaccio with local arugula.

Casual dining at this laid-back lunch shack right on the beach in Great Guana Cay. Enjoy conch, lobster, grilled fresh fish and burgers.

Comfort food aplenty from wings to burgers, pizzas to poke bowls. West facing, it's a great spot to turn up, grab a cocktail and watch the sunset.

No one knows how they got here, because they're not native, but one thing's for sure, they're here and they're a huge hit with visitors.

If you have a taste for a thrill while on your yacht charter, visit this exhilarating diving spot in Shroud Cay. Jump into the current at the mouth of this river and enjoy strong tidal currents sweeping your round the sandy peninsula ending in a reef.

At Eleuthera's thinnest point a bridge has replaced and natural rock arch that formed the 'glass window'. On one side the deep blue Atlantic, on the other, the turquoise of the Bight of Eleuthera.

At the highest point in The Bahamas, a giddy 63m (206ft), Monsignor John Hawes built The Hermitage, a small medieval-style monastery, in 1939, where he could contemplate in peace.

Off the south of the island, this pinnacle rises from 1,500m to just 12m, making it a great feeding station that attracts yellowfin tuna, blue marlin and mahi mahi. Spectacular sportfishing.

This pristine beauty is a sanctuary for migratory birds, nesting sea birds and green turtles and protects miles of pink sand beaches, sandstone cliffs, mangroves and abundant wildlife.

An 18-hole championship course designed by Ernie Els with links and desert features that hosts the PGA Tour's Hero World Challenge.

Led by the NEXUS Wellness Collective, this centre offers traditional and advanced treatments from diagnostics, biotherapies, nail services, wellness retreats, nutrition and aesthetics.

Anchor off or take a berth and go swimming with the 'pet' nurse sharks, explore Compass Cay’s 13 beaches or go fishing for grouper, snapper, wahoo and mahi mahi.

In the north of Compass Cay is one of the Bahamas' finest swimming holes, where a natural phenomenon causes water from the sea to crash over a rocky ridge the results being a luxurious bubble bath effect, hence the name.

One of the most photographed wrecks in the world, this Curtiss C-46 Commando has lay dormant since 1980 and is now a well known anchorage for fishing boats.

The highest hill on the Cay, surrounded by blowholes nestling in mangroves, is, according to local legend, home to the lost souls of a ship that foundered nearby. While at anchor, write your yacht’s name on a piece of driftwood and place it with hundreds of others atop the hill.

This hollow rock with a hole in the top featured in the eponymous Bond movie. Swim with the abundant fish and watch for the legendary 'green flash' as the sun sets below the horizon.

Swim with nurse sharks and stingrays, gliding between the coral heads, and you may see the turtles drawn here by the eel grass.

A collection of 11 resort islands owned by magician David Copperfield. Venture ashore for the gym, beachfront movies, hiking trails and several dining options.

If you anchor off this tree-covered island and tender ashore you will be treated to seeing the equally famous Bahamian swimming pigs.

In 1958, this became the first land and sea park to protect its environment. It's a pristine stretch of water where wildlife and marine life are cherished and protected. No fishing!

A sperm whale allegedly died after ingesting a plastic bag in 1995. Its skeleton is now displayed for posterity in the Exuma Land and Sea National Park.

Anchor to the west of the shore and explore The Aquarium, a beautiful coral garden with a blizzard of colourful fish. There's also a plane wreck 500m to the south.

Something for everyone here with caves to explore, waves to surf, reefs to discover while snorkelling and some great sportfishing with wahoo, sailfish and blue marlin.

Anchor on the west side of Warderick Wells and enjoy a visit to Exuma Land and Sea Park. For some further exploration there is also a lair where infamous pirate Blackbeard used to hide out.

Allans-Pensacola Cay famously used to be two islands before they conjoined, hence the name. ‘It’s untouched, ripe for exploration, ’Anchor at the west end of the island and enjoy the Cay and all its beauty.

A gentle, Provence rosé colour by day becomes a vivid pink by night. The colour is due to tiny fragments of red and pink foraminifera shells washed in from nearby reefs.

Protected by its off-lying reef these shallow waters are delightfully warm and sheltered. It's a wonderful place for snorkelling or try your hand at bonefishing.

Arrive in the marina in the south of Highbourne Cay and choose one of the eight beaches within walking distance to discover one of The Bahamas' best-kept secrets.

Quite simply one of the best beaches in the entire archipelago. Swim from the Atlantic to the Caribbean, explore caves on the Caribbean side, enjoy a beach BBQ on the Atlantic side and, for the more adventurous, trek to the lighthouse.

Fine-tune your wine tasting skills, stock up your cellar, or just pick a bottle to have with dinner... A visit to this wine and spirits boutique is an immersive educational experience worth including on your yacht charter itinerary - school has never been so much fun!

Party like a local at Daddy D’s Night Club with great tunes and vibes. Choose their Live Lounge for island beats blending Calypso and Reggae, or Throwback Thursdays for retro tracks.

Whether you want to hang by the pool or party all night, Club Waterloo is the destination. During the daytime enjoy the lake views and fresh, local-produce menu, and stay on into the evening for the resident DJ.

Part of the Atlantic’ resort, you’ll find Dragons just off the Casino floor and just a few steps away from the gaming action. So you can indulge in a flutter before a boogie.

A 9,000 square-foot nightclub in Nassau which will give you the VIP treatment in luxury surroundings. Professional dancers and famous DJs elevate the whole experience to a world-class level.