Amels is a leading Dutch shipyard producing semi-custom superyachts, particularly the award-winning Limited Editions series combining build efficiency with exceptional fit-out standards. The hallmarks of Amels construction, from precision engineering and considered proportions to spaces that live well at sea, make this builder one of the most admired in private yachting. Chartering a Amels in Aruba pairs that standard of quality with one of the most accessible and rewarding cruising grounds in the Caribbean.
The Amels yachts available for charter in the southern Caribbean carry professional crews experienced in Caribbean operations. Deck layouts prioritise outdoor living, with generous aft and sun decks, a well-proportioned main saloon and tenders suited to excursions ashore. Crew briefings cover provisioning preferences, fuel stops and the best anchorages to match the pace and interests of the group.
Weekly charter rates for Amels yachts in the southern Caribbean typically run from around 75,000 to 200,000 euros, depending on vessel length and season. The advance provisioning allowance, usually around 30 percent of the base rate, covers fuel, food, drinks, berthing and port fees. December through April is peak season in the southern Caribbean, when settled conditions and warm temperatures attract the most demand.
Aruba sits outside the hurricane belt with near-constant trade winds keeping conditions pleasant year-round. That reliability, combined with clear water and convenient international air connections, makes it a practical as well as beautiful base for a Amels charter. The Yacht Collection team can help identify the right vessel for the size and itinerary of the group.
