At 350,000 euros per week, a Saba charter places you on a premium superyacht beside the Caribbean’s most dramatic volcanic island and finest unvisited dive sites. Seven yachts in the Caribbean operate at this price point, all in the 55 to 65 metre range with crews of twelve, beach clubs, stabilisation systems and dedicated dive operations that treat the Pinnacles and Saba Bank as primary rather than optional excursions.nnSaba’s Unspoiled Queen reputation derives from a geological and maritime reality. The island’s steep volcanic sides prevent any beach formation, which in turn deters the casual tourism that has altered other Caribbean destinations. What remains is an island of forest-covered peaks, a working fishing village at The Bottom and an underwater environment of international significance, protected within the Saba Marine Park since 1987.nnThe 350,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and full crew. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 105,000 euros covers fuel for passages from St Maarten through Saba and Sint Eustatius to Anguilla or St Barths, all catering, port fees and marine park contributions. High season from December through April is when the anchorage is calmest and the diving is at its most predictable.nnSaba lies 45 minutes from St Maarten at motor yacht speeds. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage on the southwest coast, calm in the northeast trades and capable of holding vessels to 65 metres. Wells Bay on the north coast gives an alternative in light conditions. Diamond Rock is the signature Saba dive, an offshore pinnacle accessible by tender in minutes. The Pinnacles south of Fort Bay provide the most dramatic wall diving on the island. Tent Reef and Man of War Shoals round out the programme. The Saba Bank is a dedicated day trip 5 kilometres to the southwest.
