Trusted Yacht Delivery provides professional yacht delivery services along some of the most frequently traveled boating routes on the East Coast and throughout the Bahamas. Our delivery route guides help yacht owners understand what may be involved before moving a vessel between two regions.
Every passage is different. Vessel speed, fuel range, weather, draft, bridge clearance, marina availability and owner preferences can all influence the final route and delivery schedule.
Use the guides below to explore common yacht delivery routes, passage-planning considerations and what owners can expect during a professional delivery.
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These are among the most common long-distance yacht delivery routes completed along the East Coast and between Florida and the Bahamas.
This popular seasonal route may include portions of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, offshore passages or a combination of both. The best route depends on the vessel, weather and preferred delivery schedule.
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Many yacht owners relocate their vessels south before winter. These passages may use offshore routing, the Intracoastal Waterway or a combination selected around weather and vessel capabilities.
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Delivering a yacht from Florida to New England requires careful planning across several coastal regions. Common destinations include Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine.
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Fall deliveries from New England to Florida allow owners to reposition their vessels before colder weather arrives. Planning often begins well before departure due to seasonal demand and changing weather conditions.
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A Florida-to-Bahamas delivery begins with selecting an appropriate Gulf Stream crossing window. Destinations may include Bimini, Freeport, Nassau, the Abacos, Eleuthera and the Exumas.
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Our route library will continue to expand with guides covering additional ports and regional passages.
A professional delivery route should never be selected using mileage alone. Before departure, the captain evaluates the vessel, forecast conditions and practical stopping options.
Route planning may include:
Many East Coast yacht deliveries use a combination of offshore passages and the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. Offshore travel may reduce total distance and travel time when conditions are favorable. The Intracoastal Waterway may provide a more protected alternative when offshore conditions are unsuitable.
The correct route depends on the vessel and conditions at the time of the delivery. Trusted Yacht Delivery selects the safest practical route rather than applying the same plan to every voyage.
Seasonal migration creates heavy demand for professional yacht delivery services. Spring passages generally move vessels north from Florida, while fall passages bring many yachts back south.
Popular seasonal routes include:
Our route guides explain how a delivery may be completed. Our pricing guides focus on captain rates, crew expenses, fuel, dockage and other costs that affect the estimate.
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Trusted Yacht Delivery serves ports and marinas throughout the East Coast, from Florida to Maine, as well as destinations throughout the Bahamas.
The captain considers the vessel’s capabilities, forecast conditions, fuel range, draft, bridge clearance and owner preferences before recommending a route.
Yes. Many deliveries use portions of the Intracoastal Waterway when it provides the safest or most practical option.
Yes. Weather, mechanical concerns, marina availability and other conditions may require the captain to adjust the route during the voyage.
Tell us where your yacht is located, where it needs to go and when you would like the delivery completed. We will review the vessel and proposed route before preparing an estimate.
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Even at slow speeds, powerboats normally consume a lot of fuel. Our job is to make sure your boat is delivered in the safest way possible while taking efficiency into account so we can provide the best experience possible.
As a licensed captain who performs boat deliveries, it’s our job to help your vessel reach its desired destination by any means necessary.
If you want to know how much fuel your vessel will need for a boat relocation, then you should do a fuel consumption burn before scheduling a delivery. We have an easy step-by-step guide on how to do a fuel consumption burn on our FAQ page.
For vessel deliveries and relocations, boat owners deserve an experienced and licensed captain who will get their vessel to its target destination in a timely manner while keeping the crew, the passengers (if there are any), and the boat safe and sound.
So, if you are searching for a boat captain in Abacos Bahamas or in Florida who has all of the necessary experience and expertise to make your vessel relocation or delivery an astounding success, look no further than Trusted Yacht Delivery.