Thirteen yachts in the 62 to 75 metre range are available for a 400,000-euro weekly charter in St Vincent, covering the level where stabilisation systems, beach clubs and helicopter-capable vessels become standard. At this budget, the full Grenadines arc from St Vincent to Grenada is comfortably achievable in nine nights, with seven nights reaching the outer islands of Mayreau and Union Island. St Vincent provides a dramatic starting point: the volcanic main island with the active La Soufriere, the Falls of Baleine on the leeward coast and the lush interior offer a day of exploration before the passage to Bequia begins the Grenadines arc. Kingstown handles customs clearance and provisioning before departure, and the leeward anchorages at Cumberland Bay and Wallilabou Bay provide a first overnight stop. At 400,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 120,000 euros, covering premium catering from Barbados, a full fuel load and helicopter transfers on request. Crew of twelve or more serve groups of up to ten guests. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium. Argyle International Airport connects directly to Barbados, with the vessel positioned in Kingstown for embarkation.
