Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 125,000 euros per week deliver a fully appointed superyacht experience from the historic twin harbours of English Harbour and Falmouth on the south coast of Antigua, where Nelson once wintered his fleet and where the Caribbean charter industry has its oldest and most established shore infrastructure. Thirteen yachts at this level are available from the Antigua area.
At 125,000 euros per week the fleet covers vessels of 45 to 55 metres with crews of eight to twelve, carrying beach clubs, water sport programmes, a full onboard chef and accommodation for ten to twelve guests in five or six well-appointed staterooms. The selection at this price point in Antigua is among the best in the Caribbean, reflecting the island’s long history as a charter hub for the eastern Caribbean circuit.
The 125,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent, around 37,500 euros per week, covers fuel for the itinerary, provisions, drinks, marina dues and all incidentals. Antigua offers well-stocked provisioning at English Harbour and Falmouth, and the calm trade wind passages between islands reduce fuel burn on sailing and semi-displacement motor yachts in this bracket.
The Antigua and Barbuda charter itinerary at this scale typically combines an opening night at English Harbour or Falmouth, a north-coast day passage to Deep Bay and Five Islands, then a full-day passage to Barbuda for the pink sand beach, the Frigate Bird Sanctuary and an overnight at anchor in the calm lee of the island before returning south via Nonsuch Bay.
