Thirteen yachts are available for a 125,000-euro weekly charter in St Vincent, spanning the 40 to 52 metre range and providing a well-crewed base for exploring both the main island and the Grenadines chain that extends south. St Vincent is the most dramatic landscape in the group: a volcanic island rising steeply from the sea, with the active La Soufriere volcano in the north, rainforest trails, the remote Falls of Baleine on the leeward coast and black-sand beaches along the windward shore. The leeward anchorages at Cumberland Bay and Wallilabou Bay provide calm overnight stops with local restaurants ashore, and Kingstown, the capital, offers provisioning and customs clearance for the Grenadines passage. At 125,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 37,500 euros, covering fuel, catering from provisions loaded in Barbados and marina fees in Kingstown or Port Elizabeth. Crew of four to six handle navigation and catering for groups of up to ten. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium. Argyle International Airport on St Vincent is directly connected to Barbados, and the vessel can be positioned in Kingstown or Young Island Cut for guest embarkation.
