A Saba charter at 600,000 euros per week is among the most exclusive Caribbean experiences available, pairing an ultra-premium superyacht with the region’s finest unvisited dive island. Seven yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer vessels in the 55 to 65 metre range with crews of twelve to fourteen, multiple pools, full spa facilities, dedicated dive operations and beach clubs that operate independently of any shore-side infrastructure.nnSaba suits these vessels because the absence of conventional tourist infrastructure is irrelevant to a self-contained superyacht. There is nothing the island can offer by way of hotels, restaurants or marina facilities that the vessel cannot provide at higher quality. What Saba offers instead, and what cannot be replicated anywhere else in the Caribbean, is the Saba Marine Park, the Pinnacles, Diamond Rock and a volcanic island where the only other visitors are passing sailing yachts.nnThe 600,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 180,000 euros covers fuel for the full Dutch Caribbean circuit, premium catering, all beverages, port fees and marine park contributions. Charter agreements at this level are handled through senior brokers and typically include additional services such as helicopter transfers from St Maarten or Sint Maarten airport directly to the yacht.nnSaba is under one hour from St Maarten at superyacht speeds. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage and port of entry on the southwest coast, managing vessels to 65 metres in the prevailing trades. Diamond Rock is the signature first dive. The Pinnacles follow on subsequent dives, offering the island’s most dramatic underwater terrain. Tent Reef and Man of War Shoals complete the marine park programme. The Saba Bank 5 kilometres southwest is a dedicated day trip. Sint Eustatius continues the circuit southeast, with St Barths and Anguilla completing the return north.
