Turks and Caicos yacht charter at 125,000 euros per week delivers a 38 to 48 metre motor or sailing yacht at your disposal, crewed by five or six professionals. The Turks and Caicos Islands reward this investment superbly: the water colour and clarity are among the Caribbean’s finest, anchorages range from lively Providenciales to completely uninhabited cays, and the diving and snorkelling over the island group’s reef systems is consistently excellent. Motor yachts at this price point offer solid range and deck space well suited to island hopping. Sailing yachts benefit from the reliable trade winds and easy passages between anchorages. The 125,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 37,500 euros covers fuel, food, wine, berthing and incidentals. Total spend for a week in the Turks and Caicos at this level falls between 160,000 and 175,000 euros. December through April is peak season with consistently calm conditions. A standard itinerary begins at Blue Haven Marina on Providenciales, then heads west to West Caicos for diving and deserted beaches. Pine Cay to the northwest offers a quiet private island setting. Parrot Cay, a private resort island, is a pleasant stop for an afternoon walk and snorkelling. Half Moon Bay between North Caicos and Little Water Cay is one of the most beautiful anchorages in the island group.
