Twenty-one yachts are available for a 250,000-euro weekly charter in Mustique, representing the mid-range of the Mustique superyacht market and covering vessels in the 55 to 65 metre bracket with crews of ten or more. Britannia Bay in Mustique provides a well-sheltered anchorage from the prevailing northeast trades, and from this central position the cruising options are broad: south through Canouan and the Tobago Cays, north to Bequia and St Lucia, or east toward Barbados on a longer passage. At 250,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 75,000 euros, covering premium provisioning loaded in Barbados, a full fuel load and all anchorage and marina fees. Crew of ten or more serve eight to twelve guests. Caribbean high season from December through April commands a 15 to 20 percent premium on base charter rates. The island itself rewards exploration: Macaroni Bay provides a trade wind beach on the southern shore, L Ansecoy Bay is a quiet northern alternative and the Cotton House hotel terrace is a good afternoon stop before returning to the vessel for sunset. Positioning from Barbados to Mustique airstrip by prop-plane or helicopter is routine, and the journey from Grantley Adams to Britannia Bay takes under an hour in total.
