A Saba charter at 450,000 euros per week delivers a premium large superyacht at one of the Caribbean’s most private and magnificent diving destinations. Ten yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer vessels in the 50 to 58 metre range with professional crews of eleven or more, on-board pools, beach clubs and dive operations covering every site in the Saba Marine Park.nnAt this level the yacht offers a complete self-sufficient resort that operates entirely outside the normal tourist infrastructure. Saba has no hotel of consequence, no cruise call, no ferry service from the outside world and an airport capable of handling only small propeller aircraft. Arriving by superyacht is the most practical and the most exclusive way to visit.nnThe 450,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. Budget an Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 135,000 euros for fuel from St Maarten, full catering, port fees and dive contributions to the Saba Marine Park. High season from December through April offers the most reliable anchorage conditions at Fort Bay and the clearest water for diving. Advance booking of four to six months is advisable for the best vessels at this price point.nnSaba is 45 minutes from St Maarten by motor yacht. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage on the southwest coast, calm in the trade winds and capable of holding vessels in this size range with good ground tackle. Wells Bay on the north coast is an alternative anchorage in light conditions. Diamond Rock and the Pinnacles are within minutes of Fort Bay by tender and are the primary dive targets. Tent Reef and Man of War Shoals extend the programme. The Saba Bank is a day trip southwest. Sint Eustatius and St Barths or Anguilla complete the circuit.
