Hi boga - since no one else has answered I'll try. I've spent two winters in the
Bahamas and plan more in the future. But I'm sure others have more time there and can offer more detail.
First, get out of Nassau as fast as you can.
I recommend for a 10 day
charter you set your sights on the
Exumas and do not bite off more than you can chew - you could spend months there and not see everything worth seeing. In June the
weather will be more stable vs
winter and you may be able to move every day. Maybe not.
You likely won't be able to go far on your first day, so plan on an anchorage close to Nassau for your first night. Perhaps Rose Island - depending on the
weather there are two good
anchorages on either side of the island one of which should
work well. Then set out across the Yellow Bank the next morning for Allen's Cay, a common first stop in the
Exumas heading south. You'll soon realize this ain't the BVIs.
Then just
work your way south until you figure you need to turn around to return the
boat. Just about everyplace you stop will be terrific.
Ahead of time buy and study the Explorer Chartbooks. Also consider
buying the guidebook(s) by Stephen Pavlidis. These sources will serve you well. Have fun.
Dave