At 500,000 euros per week, a Montserrat charter puts you on a large superyacht in one of the most exclusive and untouched corners of the Caribbean. The island’s defining feature is the Soufriere Hills volcano, whose activity since 1995 has both reshaped the landscape and deterred the mass tourism that crowds other Leeward destinations. Arriving by superyacht means you access the island entirely on your own terms.nnTen yachts across the Caribbean at this price point range from 52 to 60 metres with three or four deck levels, professional crews of twelve or more, and facilities including swimming pools, beach clubs and dedicated dive operations. These vessels manage open-water crossings with comfort and carry enough fuel and provisions for extended circuits without daily returns to a marina.nnThe 500,000 euro weekly rate covers the vessel and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 150,000 euros and covers all fuel for the Antigua to Montserrat crossing and onward island-hopping, full provisioning, and berthing at Falmouth Harbour. Caribbean high season pricing applies from December through April and rates are typically fixed for the entire window.nnFrom Falmouth or English Harbour in Antigua the crossing to Montserrat takes under two hours at cruising speed. Little Bay on the northwest coast is the primary anchorage, calm and spacious enough for vessels of this size. Old Road Bay provides views toward the volcano and the buried town of Plymouth. Rendezvous Bay is a tender excursion away, offering white sand in an otherwise volcanic coastline. Most itineraries extend to Nevis, St Kitts and Antigua to complete the full Leeward Islands circuit.
