At 900,000 euros per week, a Spain yacht charter reaches the absolute summit of the global superyacht market. Three vessels are available in the West Mediterranean at this price point, each exceeding 110 metres in length and representing the outcome of a sustained private commitment to building and maintaining the finest yachts in the world. Charter guests aboard these vessels join a very small number of people who experience what they offer.
The three yachts at 900,000 euros per week in Spain have been designed, built, and refined over many years to a standard that can only be understood in person. The swimming pool on the sundeck operates as a feature of the outdoor living space. The cinema is a private theatre. The helipad is operational. A crew of twenty or more manages the vessel and the guest programme with a combination of skill and discretion that reflects many seasons of high-level service.
The 900,000 euro weekly rate is the base charter fee. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent, approximately 270,000 euros, covers extraordinary fuel costs for a vessel of 110 metres or more, exceptional provisioning, the finest available marina berths, and crew gratuity. The all-in for a high-season Balearic week sits at 1,150,000 to 1,200,000 euros. These yachts are committed through a direct ownership-to-broker relationship well ahead of the intended season.
Spain at 900,000 euros per week provides the Balearics as a stage for a vessel and a crew of rare quality. The itinerary that unfolds across seven nights, from Palma to Ibiza to Formentera to Menorca and back, is available to anyone with a charter yacht. What is not available to anyone else is the quality of the vessel from which it is experienced.
