Jamaica at 75,000 euros per week covers six yachts in the 28 to 40 metre range, suited to groups of six to ten guests with professional crews of four to six. At this level the balance shifts from flagship superyacht amenity toward a more practical, exploratory kind of cruising, with the agility to enter anchorages that larger vessels pass by and the crew knowledge to make the most of Jamaica’s quieter coastline.
The north coast of Jamaica is well suited to yachts of this size. Smaller draught opens anchorages that a superyacht would avoid, and the six yachts in this bracket carry the right tender equipment to reach beaches and reefs accessible only by inflatable. The Marine Park reef off Montego Bay is reachable directly by snorkel from a 35-metre yacht anchored nearby.
At 75,000 euros the weekly base rate covers vessel and crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 22,500 euros for fuel, food, marina fees, and Jamaican port dues. Total spend for a seven-night charter typically sits between 96,000 and 102,000 euros. Six yachts are available in this range, covering both motor and sailing options.
Jamaica’s geography delivers a logical week’s itinerary from Montego Bay east to Ocho Rios and Port Antonio, with the option to anchor off Negril on the final night before an early-morning departure. The Blue Lagoon, Dunn’s River Falls, and the Marine Park reef all sit within half a day’s transit of each other.
