A Montserrat charter at 600,000 euros per week delivers an ultra-premium superyacht experience beside the Caribbean’s most dramatic volcanic island. The Soufriere Hills has been erupting intermittently since 1995, carving Montserrat into a territory with an exclusion zone in the south and a pristine, almost empty north coast where superyachts anchor undisturbed beside lush green hillsides that drop straight to the sea.nnSeven yachts in the Caribbean meet this price point and offer vessels in the 55 to 65 metre range with on-board pools, fold-out beach clubs, extensive watersports inventories and professional crews of twelve or more. These are fully expedition-capable vessels that can remain at anchor for extended periods without reprovisioning, ideal for a destination where marina infrastructure is limited.nnThe 600,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and the full crew complement. The Advance Provisioning Allowance at this level typically runs to 180,000 euros and covers all fuel for the Antigua crossing and subsequent passages, complete provisioning, and any port or customs fees. Charter agreements at this tier are negotiated through specialist brokers and generally require a 50 percent deposit at signing.nnMontserrat is approached from Antigua, typically from Falmouth Harbour or English Harbour, in under two hours at cruising speed. The anchorage at Little Bay is the island’s most sheltered, with clear water and easy tender access to Brades. Old Road Bay offers proximity to the volcano’s dramatic exclusion zone, where the smothered former capital Plymouth remains partially visible from the water. Rendezvous Bay, reached by tender, is the island’s only white sand beach and a highlight of any Montserrat call. Most itineraries extend to Nevis and St Kitts to complete a full Leeward circuit.
