Westport is an American shipyard based in Westport, Washington, producing fibreglass motor yachts in the 40 to 44 metre range. The yard has operated since 1964 and delivers vessels on a production platform with significant interior customisation. Westport yachts are known for their tri-deck layout, comfortable interior volumes at this length, and a value proposition that has made them a consistent presence in the mid-market charter fleet across the Caribbean and Bahamas.
Three Westport yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean. Vessels in service run to approximately 40 to 44 metres, accommodating eight to ten guests in four to five cabins with crew of five to eight. The tri-deck configuration places social spaces across three levels: main deck saloon and dining, bridge deck sky lounge, and sun deck with wet bar and sun pads. The layout makes practical use of the available volume on a 40 metre hull.
Weekly charter rates for Westport yachts in the Bahamas fall broadly between 30,000 and 80,000 euros per week, representing accessible pricing in the Bahamian charter market. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 30 percent for fuel, food, port fees, and crew gratuity. Caribbean season runs December through April. On a fleet of three, availability is generally manageable outside the Christmas and New Year peak, and booking three to four months ahead is typically sufficient.
Westport yachts suit the practical realities of an Inagua charter well. The 40 to 44 metre size range handles the anchorages and passes around Inagua without draft concerns, and the tri-deck outdoor spaces give guests enough room to enjoy the weather and the setting. The programme ashore, flamingo reserves, reef diving, and bonefish flats, is entirely accessible by tender from a single anchorage off Matthew Town.
