Skip the Crossing
For decades, boating and fishing in The Bahamas meant one thing: the crossing—long runs, shifting weather, and hours spent getting there instead of being there. There’s a better way.
Fly direct to the fishing grounds, your yacht, or a remote lodge—no offshore run, no wasted time. Less transit. More time on the water.
We make it seamless to meet your boat, join a sportfishing charter, or access places like Exuma without the usual logistics. Crews stay on schedule, vessels stay in position, and you arrive ready—not worn out.
Day trip to fish. Rotate guests in and out. Fly in provisions when you need them.
Tropic keeps it simple so you can spend your time where it matters—on the water.
Land at the Fishing Grounds, Not the Airport
For anglers, this changes everything. Land steps from the flats. Arrive directly at remote lodges, including Andros favorites.
- Fly in for the day and be home by dinner. Or stay for the week.
- Spend your time fishing—not getting there.
More casts. Less transit.
Arrive at the Marina, not the Airport
Skip the drive. Land where your boat is.
- Touch down at the marina or dry storage.
- Step onboard within minutes.
- Start your trip on the water—not in a car.
At Legendary Marina Resort at Blue Water Cay in Nassau, water landings will soon be paired with on-site customs—eliminating the hour drive from Lynden Pindling International Airport.
Arrive directly to your vessel via seaplane, whether you’re starting a yacht charter, heading out to fish, or accessing a boat in storage.
Yacht Transfers — The Ultimate Flex
Skip the marina. Tropic can fly you directly to the yacht.
Bring guests in refreshed and ready to step aboard.
- Trade the two days usually spent getting to and from the vessel for more time on the water.
- Need something last minute, even champagne? We can fly that in too.
Your time matters. Keep more of it, and let us take care of the rest.
About Tropic Ocean Airways
Founded and operated by a US Navy Fighter Pilot, Tropic Ocean Airways offers private charter, scheduled flights, and day trips throughout Florida, the Bahamas, and the Hamptons. Established in 2009, Tropic Ocean Airways is the world’s largest amphibious airline. The airline boasts an ARGUS Gold safety rating and operates a fleet of 11 aircraft, exclusively with an FAA-certified two-pilot crew.
