St Barts yacht charter at 125,000 euros per week puts a 30 to 40 metre motor or sailing yacht at your disposal, staffed by a professional crew of five or six and accommodating up to eight guests in well-finished cabins. The island’s compact scale and excellent anchorages reward this investment at every turn. The fleet covers motor yachts with wide-beam sun decks, capable bluewater sailing yachts and stabilised displacement cruisers. Most yachts carry a powered tender, a watertoy selection and a provisioning brief tailored to your preferences before departure. Charter chefs cook to hotel standards and adapt daily menus to seasonal produce and any dietary requirement. The 125,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent, around 37,500 euros, covers fuel, food, wine, berthing and laundry. Total spend for a week in St Barts in this category typically falls between 160,000 and 175,000 euros. Peak dates around Christmas and New Year attract a premium and require booking six to twelve months ahead. A typical itinerary begins in Gustavia and works outward to Colombier Bay, reachable only by boat, where snorkelling over undisturbed reef is excellent. Anse de Grand Cul de Sac on the east coast offers flat water suited to paddleboards and jet skis. Gouverneur Bay on the south coast closes out most weeks with white sand and clear turquoise water.
