Some yachts are simply well-appointed. King Baby is something else entirely. At 144 feet — and honestly sailing more like a 160 — this IAG-built beauty is the kind of private yacht charter that people talk about for years after they've stepped ashore. And right now, she's positioning in the Bahamas from February onwards, which makes her one of the most compelling Easter charter options we've seen in a long time.
A Personality All Her Own
The name says it all, really. King Baby doesn't do understated. Rock iconography runs throughout the interior — bold, unapologetic, and frankly brilliant. This is a yacht with genuine character, the largest composite build IAG has ever produced, and an owner who reinvests in her every single year. The result? She arrived into 2026 essentially brand new — and it shows.
Five beautifully appointed staterooms sleep up to ten guests in total comfort, served by a nine-strong crew with an unblemished charter record and glowing references. That last detail matters more than people realise. A great crew can transform a good charter into an extraordinary one. Here, you're getting both.
The Sundeck. Full Stop.
We'll be direct: King Baby's sundeck is one of the finest we've encountered in this size range. A custom-built Jacuzzi with a three-tiered waterfall, surrounded by a stylish bar — it's the kind of space you don't want to leave. Add a sensational waterslide and zero-speed stabilisers keeping everything perfectly still at anchor, and you have the makings of an afternoon that stretches blissfully into evening.
Up on the skylounge deck, alfresco dining for ten — with air conditioning panels for those warmer Bahamian afternoons — sits alongside an 84-inch TV and a mega sound system that would do justice to any cinema. Four proper dining areas in total. This is a yacht built for people who like to eat well, drink well, and do so in a different spectacular setting each time.
The Bahamas, Properly Explored
A Bahamas yacht charter is, in our opinion, one of the great luxury charter holidays on the planet — and spring is exactly when you want to be there. The water turns an almost absurd shade of turquoise. The sandbars are yours alone. The light at golden hour is, frankly, unmatched anywhere in the Atlantic.
King Baby gives you the freedom to explore it all on your own terms. Wake up off a deserted Exuma cay. Spend the morning on the water with the toys — and there are plenty of them. A 39-foot Nor-Tech tender with triple 400hp Mercury engines, two Yamaha Wave Runners, e-foil boards, Seabobs, paddle boards, kayaks, wakeboard, water skis, towable tubes, snorkel gear — the list goes on. By afternoon, you're anchored somewhere beautiful, cocktail in hand on that extraordinary sundeck. By evening, the crew has set the table for dinner under the stars.
Why Easter, and Why Now
King Baby's calendar through the winter has been fully committed — St. Maarten, Tortola, the British Virgins — a schedule that speaks to just how sought-after she is. From February onward, she's Bahamas-based and available, which puts Easter squarely in her sweet spot. Spring break in the islands aboard a yacht of this calibre is a luxury charter holiday that simply doesn't have an equivalent on land. No resort, however well-staffed, moves anchorage with you.
If Easter in the Bahamas on King Baby sounds like your kind of escape, don't sit on it. Dates like these — on a yacht like this — don't stay open for long. Get in touch with our team at Exclusive Gulets, and we'll make it happen.
King Baby — At a Glance
Length: 144ft (43.89m)
Builder: IAG
Built/Refit: 2016 / 2026
Guests: 10
Staterooms: 5
Crew: 9
Cruising Region: The Bahamas (spring/summer)
