Three yachts charter in Puerto Rico at 50,000 euros per week, offering couples and small groups of up to six guests an entry into crewed Caribbean charter in a destination that punches well above its size. These are typically yachts in the 20 to 28 metre range, crewed by two or three professionals who run the vessel efficiently and tailor the day to guests rather than to a schedule.
Puerto Rico’s island geography is ideal for a smaller yacht. Smaller draught allows anchoring close to the shoreline at Vieques and Culebra, and the modest footprint makes the inner Fajardo cays, including Icacos and Palomino Island, accessible without the long tender runs that a superyacht requires. Mosquito Bay bioluminescent experience on Vieques is accessible from a vessel anchored directly at the bay entrance.
At 50,000 euros the weekly base covers vessel and crew. An advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 15,000 euros for fuel, provisions, marina fees, and port dues. Total spend for a seven-night charter typically sits between 63,000 and 68,000 euros. Three yachts are available in this range in Puerto Rico, so booking early in the season secures the best choice.
Puerto Rico’s US-territory status is particularly convenient for American guests chartering at the entry level: no passport required, straightforward logistics, and familiar service standards. The island circuit from San Juan through Culebra and Vieques delivers the same anchorage highlights regardless of the vessel size, and a smaller yacht often reaches beaches and coves that a larger vessel sends a tender to find.
