Lurssen is a German shipyard based in Bremen with a history spanning over 150 years, producing some of the world’s largest and most technically sophisticated superyachts in steel and aluminium from 60 metres upward. The yard’s charter fleet is small by volume but exceptional by quality, and the vessels available in the Anegada area reflect that: around four yachts, each a significant custom commission with the range, stability and crew capacity suited to extended offshore operation. Weekly charter rates for a Lurssen in the Anegada area reflect the yard’s position at the highest level of the market, starting near 300,000 euros in low season and rising substantially for the largest examples during peak Caribbean winter weeks. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent covers fuel, food, BVI harbour dues and the significant crew costs that a vessel of this scale requires. Lurssen builds for range and seakeeping, making these vessels as comfortable crossing the Atlantic as they are anchored off Anegada. The island itself is one of the Caribbean’s most distinctive stops: a flat coral atoll with flamingos in the salt ponds, legendary reef diving at the Horseshoe and lobster dinners at The Settlement that reward any visiting charter crew. From Anegada the BVI circuit extends to Virgin Gorda’s North Sound, Jost Van Dyke and Norman Island, all manageable within the range and pace of even the largest Lurssen charter yacht.
