Seven yachts available from 600,000 euros per week represent the pinnacle of Caribbean superyacht charter, and Bequia provides a suitably understated arrival point for guests seeking privacy alongside extraordinary service. At this budget, vessels measure 70 metres or above, with interiors by leading studios, crews of sixteen or more and systems engineered for extended blue-water voyaging. Admiralty Bay is well-suited to yachts of this scale: broad, reliably sheltered from the northeast trades and with strong holding ground throughout. The island rewards exploration before the southern Grenadines passage begins, from Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary to the clifftop panorama at the Frangipani Hotel and the craft stalls along the waterfront. At 600,000 euros per week, the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 180,000 euros, supporting helicopter transfers, premium provisioning from Barbados and a full fuel load for the week. Crew of fourteen to sixteen manage every department continuously. Peak season from December through April adds a 15 to 20 percent premium, with Christmas and New Year weeks priced at fixed holiday rates. Positioning from Europe typically routes through Barbados as the Caribbean gateway, with a helicopter to Bequia. Charter managers coordinate all logistics from contract signature through disembarkation, including customs clearance at each island.
