Charter yachts priced from 800,000 Euros per week in Saint Kitts and Nevis represent a compelling proposition in the northern Leeward Islands. The twin islands sit roughly eighty kilometres southeast of Sint Eustatius and offer genuinely quiet anchorages even at peak season. With 4 vessels available at this rate, the fleet ranges across well-maintained motor and sailing yachts, crewed by professional teams familiar with the local waters.
The 800,000 Euros bracket in Saint Kitts and Nevis covers yachts with generous deck space, well-appointed cabins and a full range of water toys. Most come with tenders, paddleboards and snorkelling gear as standard, while the upper end of this range includes jet skis and dive compressors. The crew typically numbers four to six, handling everything from navigation to provisioning.
The weekly rate of 800,000 Euros is the base charter fee. The advance provisioning allowance, typically around thirty percent of the charter fee, covers fuel, food, beverages, berthing and port dues. December through April is high season, when rates are firm and availability tightens. November and May offer the same reliable conditions with more flexibility on scheduling. VAT and cruising permits apply and are quoted separately.
Saint Kitts and Nevis rewards explorers. Basseterre Harbour on Saint Kitts serves as the natural base, with customs clearance and a deep-water berth for larger vessels. The Narrows, a shallow mile-wide channel, connects the two islands and is a favourite afternoon anchorage. Charlestown, Nevis’s capital, has a charming waterfront and good provisioning. Pinney’s Beach on the western Nevis shore is ideal for stern-to anchoring, and Oualie Bay in the north offers calm water and access to the island’s best dive sites. From here, day runs to Sint Eustatius or Montserrat extend the itinerary naturally.
