Ocean Adventure Cat

23/08/2024

Some relaxation for today…

12/08/2024

The hike to Block Island North Light has a way of always presenting an opportunity for fresh perspectives. From the subtle color variations of the granite stones on the beach to the ever-changing shapes of the dunes, the cacophonous sounds of seagulls raising and weaning their young and the brief glimpses of seals bobbing around a couple of hundred yards off shore, it’s a welcome reminder of how, even in the heavily populated Northeastern US, nature is right here happening under our noses all the time.

04/08/2024

Up close and personal with nature in Block Island.

29/07/2024

This weekend Tahina attended her first music festival. She showed up before daybreak to stake out a killer spot and then hosted friends and extended charter industry family throughout the day.

Aside from the raft of 6 boats that drifted into her bridle and swaddled her starboard side in the changing current, considering the usual traffic and mayhem involved in these sorts of events, the day was pretty much drama-free.

Most Newport boaters seem to know a thing or two about what they’re doing.

If this has been South Florida, things would have looked pretty different! Credit to for the drone photo

26/07/2024

Sunset in NPT

25/07/2024

Experience the magic of New England summers with our all-inclusive catamaran charters. Enjoy cool breezes, lush landscapes, and savor fine local fare while exploring classic American architecture. Book your week-long getaway to Nantucket and beyond, July-Sept 2025!

25/07/2024

It’s a cool, misty night in Newport, and the crew of Tahina is going to sleep cozy tonight!

23/05/2024

Hello Hope Town! It’s been a minute. 🇧🇸

12/05/2024

Honey balsamic peaches with prosciutto basil and ricotta. 🇧🇸

08/05/2024

The beach is thatta way 💪🏼👉🏖️☀️🌊 In Exuma, we’ve got the perfect beach for any occasion.

06/05/2024

Welcome snacks and drinks a la Tahina.

01/05/2024

A few days of wild weather ended in a beautiful sunset this week.

30/04/2024

May is a great time for bird watching in the Bahamas. Lots of activity from birds on the beaches, the annual arrival of the laughing hills is in full swing, and the herons and wading birds have also arrived. This little green heron was fun to watch as he sought out a position where he could hunt from atop the rocks.
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26/04/2024

Bahamian sloops, traditionally used for trade and travel throughout the Bahamas, are largely only used for racing these days. Many of the boats racing today are 30-40 years old, and they have been meticulously maintained by their team over the years to stay ship shape. This week is the National Family Islands Regatta in George Town, where spectators can watch 4 different classes of these classic sailing boats compete for island pride.

18/04/2024

15/04/2024

Sometimes it’s hard to imagine the Exuma blues getting any more vivid and radiant. Then you find a spot like this one… 🇧🇸

02/04/2024

It is Spiny Lobster Closed Season once again! This means that during the period of April 1st through July 31st it is an offence for persons to take, capture, have in possession, kill, or offer any fresh or live crawfish for sale.

The Caribbean Spiny Lobster, commonly known to Bahamians as crawfish, is the largest fishery, and an important contributor to the economy. It provides income to many fishers, seafood vendors, processors, and exporters. It is also a popular delicacy for Bahamians and visitors alike, so we must protect this species' population.

The closed season for the spiny lobster corresponds with peak breeding times for crawfish species. Harvesting crawfish during this time reduces the reproductive capacity of the species. To uphold Spiny lobster populations, we ask you to join BREEF and support the closed season by choosing a different dish!

For more information on fisheries regulations, visit our website breef.org, or download the Fish Rules App for all Bahamian fisheries regulations.

01/04/2024

PSA from our buddies at Tula's Endless Summer. Watch and learn, and be a responsible cruiser by doing your part friends! 😉

30/03/2024

Island time on Tahina…

26/03/2024

George Town got a great view of tonight’s Starlink launch from Cape Canaveral.

03/03/2024

Find your very own private anchorage, and enjoy nature as life intended.

25/02/2024

Ever wondered why Tahina is based out of George Town, Exuma rather than Nassau like so many other charters? This new post will tell you why!

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16/02/2024

A little fun with the little ones at breakfast this morning. 🇧🇸

09/02/2024

Close encounters with reef sharks are a rare treat for our guests who choose to SCUBA dive or freedive on the Exuma Sound side of the Exumas island chain. It’s always a thrill when we’re able to observe them from below, but they’re not everyone’s cup of tea.

What kind of nature encounter are you hoping for on your charter vacation?

03/02/2024

Nothing quite like an Exumas sunset on a calm evening. ❤️🌅

14/01/2024

Winter blues take on a whole new meaning when you join in the Exumas.

We still have a few dates open for the 2024 winter/spring season but they’re going fast! BOOK NOW to secure our last 3 remaining week-long charters of the season: March 27-April 3, May 14-21 and May 24-31.
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04/01/2024

Snorkeling the Exuma Cays. ❤️🐠

02/01/2024

The most rewarding part of this job is having the regular opportunity to spend time with high-quality human beings we may never have otherwise met, out having fun and exploring what the Exumas have to offer.

This week’s group was a return customer who added some additional family to come along.

While we’re not going to pretend pulling off a successful charter doesn’t take a ton of work, this group made it a complete joy. It's an awesome experience to find individuals like these along the way and know that you'll be friends for a long time, boat or not. There's nothing more gratifying than pulling out all the stops for a family as kind and relaxed, joyful and curious as this one.

Love you guys!

'Til next time Thompson/Alexanders,
Tahina crew.

01/01/2024

New Years Day grazing table, 2024. 🤤😋

31/12/2023

It’s been unseasonably rainy and cool in the Exumas this week, but the water is warm and the sea denizens are still hanging around, so we didn’t let it slow us down!