Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 175,000 euros per week represent the upper mid-range of the Caribbean fleet, delivering superyachts of 55 to 70 metres with crews of twelve to eighteen from the island’s established charter harbours at English Harbour and Falmouth. Fifteen yachts at this level offer guests a strong selection of hull types and interior styles.
At 175,000 euros per week the fleet reaches into vessels with onboard pools, dedicated spa facilities, helipad capability and full beach clubs at the waterline. The Caribbean operation at this level involves a chase tender capable of reaching Barbuda independently while the main vessel anchors in Jolly Harbour or English Harbour, and a provisioning standard that sources fresh fish daily from local fishermen.
The 175,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent, approximately 52,500 euros, covers fuel, provisions, marina fees and incidentals. The trade wind passage from English Harbour to Barbuda runs comfortably downwind for vessels at this size, covering the 45 nautical miles in under three hours under sail or motor.
Antigua and Barbuda at this charter level delivers complete contrast within a single itinerary: the historic Georgian architecture of Nelson Dockyard, the flat pink sand beach at Barbuda with no other yachts in sight, the reef diving at Cades Bay and the green hills behind Falmouth visible from the anchorage. Few charter grounds combine history, beaches and diving in the same compact area.
