At 600,000 euros per week, the Turks and Caicos welcome the most exceptional private vessels in the global fleet. Yachts in this range measure 85 to 100 metres and represent the combined output of the finest shipyards and naval architecture offices in the world. These are not large charter yachts: they are transformative private environments that happen to move between the most beautiful places on earth. The Turks and Caicos, with its world-class reef diving, pristine uninhabited cays and the spectacle of the humpback whale migration through the Turks Islands Passage, matches the ambition of a vessel of this scale. The Caicos Bank crossing from Providenciales to North Caicos takes a morning on a displacement hull of this size, the wake barely disturbing the surface of a sea that averages five metres depth over 130 kilometres. The outer islands, South Caicos, Grand Turk and Salt Cay, reward a vessel with genuine ocean range and shallow-draft tenders capable of exploring the flat water between the cays. At 600,000 euros per week, the advance provisioning allowance reaches approximately 180,000 euros and covers the full operational cost of a vessel running at expedition pace. The crew of 20 to 26 includes department heads of each operating section, with a level of service that ensures no logistical detail surfaces to disturb the guest experience. Availability at this level is limited: there are fewer than 20 yachts globally that qualify, and they are typically booked 18 months to two years in advance for peak Caribbean season.
