Ten yachts at 450,000 euros per week offer a Bequia charter at the level where stabilisation systems, beach club architecture and exterior deck acreage become standard rather than exceptional. Admiralty Bay is routinely rated among the finest natural harbours in the eastern Caribbean: wide, well-protected from the prevailing northeast trades and with excellent holding ground in ten to twelve metres. Bequia itself retains the character of a working fishing port alongside its reputation as a charter base, with rum shops, local restaurants and an Easter Regatta that draws sailors from across the region each year. The Grenadines chain south of Bequia covers some of the finest Caribbean cruising, with mooring buoys in the Tobago Cays Marine Park capable of holding yachts of this size. At 450,000 euros weekly, the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 135,000 euros, adequate for a fully provisioned week including helicopter transfers and a complete water sports programme. Crews of twelve or more serve eight to ten guests. High season from December through April adds a 15 to 20 percent premium. Barbados is the standard departure point, with helicopter positioning to Bequia in 30 minutes. A specialist broker coordinates the right vessel for your group size, preferred itinerary and any specific equipment requests.
