At 500,000 euros per week, a Saba charter delivers a large superyacht at one of the Caribbean’s most remote, most exclusive and most rewarding diving destinations. Ten yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer 52 to 60 metre displacement motor yachts with professional crews of twelve, on-board pools, beach clubs, dedicated dive tenders and complete self-sufficiency for extended stays at Saba’s exposed anchorage.nnAt this level the vessel becomes the entirety of the accommodation and entertainment infrastructure, which in Saba’s case means providing everything that the island itself cannot. There is no hotel of note, no restaurant beyond the one at The Bottom village and no marina capable of berthing these vessels. The superyacht fills this gap entirely, with on-board chefs, spa facilities, stabilisation and a crew that manages all excursion logistics.nnThe 500,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. Budget an Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 150,000 euros for fuel, all catering, wines and spirits, port fees at Fort Bay and any marine park arrangements. High season rates apply December through April. Charter agreements at this level are negotiated through specialist brokers who advise on the best vessel for a dive-focused or mixed programme within the given dates.nnSaba is 45 minutes from St Maarten at cruising speed. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage and port of entry on the southwest coast, suitable for vessels to 60 metres in the prevailing northeast trades. Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and Tent Reef are within tender reach. The Saba Bank 5 kilometres southwest is a dedicated dive day. Sint Eustatius lies 45 minutes southeast. Most full-week itineraries return north via St Barths and Anguilla to St Maarten.
