Delta Marine has operated from Seattle since 1951, building steel and aluminium displacement yachts with an emphasis on range, stability and structural conservatism. The yard built its original name on commercial fishing vessels before transitioning to luxury yachts in the 1980s, and the working-vessel DNA persists: Delta hulls are long on range and dependable in open water, suited to guests who want to cover real miles between islands.
Three Delta Marine yachts are available for charter in Anguilla and the northern Caribbean. The fleet sits in the 43 to 65 metre range, with stabilised displacement hulls, generous fuel capacity and layouts focused on the owner salon and separate crew quarters rather than the beach-club architecture common in Mediterranean charter. These are yachts built for long passages, and the Caribbean island arc suits them well.
Charter rates in Anguilla vary with vessel length and specification. The advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 percent of the base rate, covers fuel, berthing, food, drinks and marina fees and should be factored into budget planning before signing heads of terms.
Delta Marine range capability makes Anguilla a particularly effective home port for a Caribbean itinerary extending to the Virgin Islands to the west or Barbuda and Antigua to the south. The yachts carry fuel for multi-day passages without resupply, giving itinerary flexibility smaller vessels cannot offer. A specialist broker will confirm which Delta Marine yachts are positioned in the Caribbean for your travel dates.
