Thirteen yachts are available for a 125,000-euro weekly charter in Mustique, spanning the 40 to 52 metre range and representing a well-crewed charter in one of the Caribbean most exclusive destinations at a broadly accessible price point. Mustique is a private island managed by the Mustique Company, which controls access to Britannia Bay and the surrounding beaches. Anchoring in Britannia Bay gives guests access to Basil Bar, the Cotton House hotel, the Macaroni Bay trade wind beach on the southern shore and the island walking and cycling circuit. A yacht in the bay provides independence and privacy alongside the social scene that the island attracts throughout the high season. At 125,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 37,500 euros, covering fuel, full provisioning, anchorage fees and incidentals for a group of eight. Crew of four to six handle navigation and catering throughout. Caribbean high season from December through April commands a 15 to 20 percent premium on base charter rates. A standard itinerary includes two nights at Mustique before continuing south through Canouan and the Tobago Cays, or north to Bequia and the St Vincent mainland. Positioning from Barbados with a prop-plane or helicopter connection to Mustique airstrip is standard.
