Chartering in Saba at 1,000,000 euros per week is among the most exclusive superyacht experiences in the Caribbean, combining the world’s finest vessels with the region’s most remote volcanic island. Three yachts operate globally at this level during Caribbean winter season, all exceeding 75 metres with on-board helipads, submarines, multiple pools and dedicated crew rosters of twenty or more.nnSaba’s combination of total remoteness and world-class diving makes it a natural destination for these vessels. The island has no beaches, no resort infrastructure and no cruise traffic. The superyacht is the resort, and the island’s volcanic walls, clear water and exceptional dive sites provide an experience unavailable anywhere else in the Lesser Antilles.nnThe 1,000,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 300,000 euros, covering all catering, premium beverage stocks, helicopter transfers from St Maarten, full fuel for extended passages and any exclusive island or marine arrangements. These charters are structured through senior brokers with direct owner access and typically include preferential arrangements for diving at the Pinnacles and access to the Saba Marine Park.nnSaba is approached from St Maarten in under one hour at superyacht speeds. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage on the southwest side of the island, with adequate holding in the prevailing trades. For vessels of 75 metres or more, the anchorage requires careful positioning but is manageable in settled Caribbean winter conditions. Submarines can access the island’s offshore pinnacles and the Saba Bank independently. Most itineraries extend to Sint Eustatius, St Barths and Anguilla for a complete northern Caribbean programme.
