Chartering in Guadeloupe at 125,000 Euros per week secures a well-appointed yacht in a butterfly-shaped archipelago in the Leeward Islands with a distinctly French character. Vessels at this level typically run to 35 to 55 metres with crews of eight to twelve, five or six guest cabins finished to a high standard, and deck equipment that includes beach clubs, stabilisation at anchor, and a full complement of watertoys. The rate reflects both the yacht’s quality and the destination’s enduring appeal to discerning charterers.
The 125,000 Euro charter fleet in Guadeloupe includes motor yachts and a selection of sailing yachts, both crewed by professionals with thorough local knowledge. Motor yachts at this level offer faster connections between ports and generous interior volume; sailing yachts provide a more immersive experience for those who value the silence and rhythm of passage under canvas.
The base rate of 125,000 Euros covers the yacht and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance, typically around 37,500 Euros, covers fuel, daily provisions, marina fees, and the drinks inventory. Each expense is itemised by the captain and presented in a full account at the end of the charter, with any unused balance returned to the charterer. A complete breakdown is available from your broker before any agreement is signed.
Guadeloupe is a destination that justifies the investment at any rate level. The Caribbean here includes Jacques Cousteau’s renowned underwater park at Pigeon Island, with coral gardens and calm turquoise water. December to April for the dry season with reliable trade winds. A private yacht gives the group freedom to move on their own timetable, anchoring where they choose and departing when conditions suit.
