A Barbados yacht charter from 400,000 euros per week places you aboard a superyacht with a professional crew at the eastern edge of the Caribbean. Barbados sits windward of the Windward Islands, making it both an Atlantic crossing landfall and a launch point for the southern Grenadines. Arriving into Carlisle Bay by sea sets the tone for the week ahead.
Yachts in this range span roughly 50 to 70 metres and carry full crews of captain, chef and deck hands. Wide outdoor entertaining spaces, air-conditioned interiors and a well-stocked tender garage are standard. Water toy selections, snorkelling equipment and kayaks come aboard as part of the charter package.
The base fee of 400,000 euros per week covers the vessel and full crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance, typically 30 to 31 percent, adds approximately 124,000 euros for fuel, provisioning, port fees and on-board drinks. Peak Caribbean season runs January through April when anchorages are calm and trade winds steady. Booking three to six months ahead secures the best choice at this rate.
Barbados itineraries begin in Carlisle Bay, where Bridgetown is accessible by tender, then move north along the sheltered leeward coast to Holetown and Speightstown. A day passage south-west reaches Bequia and the Grenadines, with Tobago Cays and Mayreau within range over a full week. Tender excursions to the rugged east coast at Bathsheba and Cattlewash complete a rounded Barbados programme.
