The Welcome Sign Tradition
Every group gets their name on the board before they get their feet in the sand. A small thing that became our favorite ritual.
Somewhere along the way we started writing every group’s name on a welcome sign and bringing it to the beach for a photo. It was a small thing. It is no longer a small thing.
Now it’s the first picture of the day — the whole group knee-deep on a private beach, sign held high, before the pigs and the turtles and the rum punch blur everything into one long highlight reel.
We’ve held it up for honeymooners, ninety-year-old grandmothers, and a family reunion that needed both boats. The sign says ‘welcome,’ but what it really marks is this: for the next few hours, this stretch of the Bahamas is yours.
When you book, spell your name the way you want it on the board. We’ll have it ready.
Your name on the sign is step one of every private charter we run.
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