Four yachts charter in Puerto Rico at 700,000 euros per week, placing them among the rarest and largest crewed superyachts available in the Caribbean. These vessels of 95 to 110 metres are built for ocean voyaging as much as island cruising, with sea-keeping hulls, extended range fuel capacity, and crews of twenty-five or more who manage the vessel as a permanent professional operation. Puerto Rico provides one of the few Caribbean ports capable of handling them properly.
San Juan’s deep-water infrastructure and efficient US customs processing makes it the natural Caribbean base for a vessel of 100 metres. The island chain east to Culebra and Vieques provides a productive first week, and the proximity of the US and British Virgin Islands means that a two-week programme covers the full breadth of the northern Caribbean without deadhead passages.
At 700,000 euros the weekly base covers vessel and crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 210,000 euros for fuel, provisions for up to sixteen guests, and all port costs. Total anticipated spend for a peak-season week falls between 898,000 and 952,000 euros. The four yachts in this bracket are among the most recognised charter flagships globally.
Guests chartering at this level in Puerto Rico typically choose it as the beginning of an extended Caribbean programme, using the island’s infrastructure, flights, and provisioning capabilities as a starting point before moving through the Virgin Islands toward Grenada or the Windward Islands over subsequent weeks.
