Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 600,000 euros per week represent the global peak of the Caribbean superyacht charter market, with a fleet of 100 to 120 metre vessels each carrying crews of thirty-two to forty or more from English Harbour in the south of Antigua. Five yachts at this level are available.
At 600,000 euros per week, the vessel is a floating resort with a permanent hospitality team dedicated to programme design, provisioning, tender coordination and guest liaison. The yacht carries two swimming pools, a full deck-level spa with treatment rooms, steam, sauna and plunge pool, a cinema seating sixteen, a gymnasium, a wine cellar holding over a thousand bottles and a beach club that deploys its own DJ, cocktail team and water sport directors the moment it reaches an anchorage.
The 600,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 to 35 percent, between 180,000 and 210,000 euros, covers fuel for all Caribbean passages, premium provisioning at the highest culinary standard, helicopter transfers where included, port dues and all running costs. Helicopter charter from Antigua to Barbuda adds approximately 2,000 to 3,000 euros for a return transfer for eight guests.
Antigua is the operational base at this level, with the programme extending to Barbuda, Montserrat, Nevis and the Iles des Saintes as the superyacht deploys its multiple tenders and helicopter to cover ground its own draft or pace cannot reach. The focus at 600,000 euros per week is on the quality of the programme, not the distance covered.
