St Vincent and the Grenadines, approached at 600,000 euros per week, brings a charter aboard a superyacht in the 70 to 85-metre class. These are among the largest privately chartered vessels operating in the Caribbean, offering a level of interior volume, crew depth and technical specification that turns the Grenadines into a self-contained platform for extended luxury at sea. The island chain runs south for 100 kilometres from St Vincent, each stop distinct in character: Bequia for its sailing culture, Mustique for discretion, Canouan for the marina, and the Tobago Cays for the finest snorkelling in the Eastern Caribbean. At 600,000 euros per week, the advance provisioning allowance runs to around 180,000 euros per week, covering fuel for extended runs, gourmet provisioning and private berthing. The crew of 14 or more handles all logistics, from dive briefings to evening menus. Peak season from December through April brings stable trade winds and settled weather. Guests of 10 to 12 have access to on-board amenities that match or exceed those of any Caribbean resort: cinema, spa, pool, full watersports programme with dedicated instructors. July and August are active but popular; the shoulder period from May to November reduces pressure on anchorages and opens some negotiation on rates.
