Four yachts charter in Jamaica at 700,000 euros per week, each representing the upper tier of global superyacht availability. These are vessels of 80 to 90 metres, purpose-built for long ocean passages and extended cruising but capable of reaching every anchorage and port on Jamaica’s north coast with ease. At this level the crew-to-guest ratio often exceeds two to one, and the level of personalisation in provisioning, itinerary, and service matches the investment.
Jamaica at this scale provides the kind of contrast that larger budgets often seek. The island’s rugged north coast, with its combination of marine park reefs, river estuaries, and secluded bays, sits alongside the social activity of Montego Bay and the quiet character of Port Antonio, a town that retains much of its charm from its days as a banana-export port.
The 700,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel and crew. Advance provisioning at around 30 percent adds approximately 210,000 euros for fuel, provisions, and port charges. Total spend for a peak-season week reaches between 900,000 and 950,000 euros. Christmas and New Year weeks book a year to two years in advance, and the four yachts in this bracket are among the most recognised flagships in the charter market.
The north-coast circuit, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, and Port Antonio, fills a week comfortably. A vessel of 85 metres can also anchor off the south coast at Black River or run overnight to Grand Cayman, offering a genuine extension for clients who prefer not to repeat anchorages.
