Turquoise Yachts is the Istanbul-based builder that emerged in the 2000s as one of Turkey’s most capable superyacht yards, producing motor yachts and sailing vessels from 40 to over 80 metres. The yard’s output is characterised by modern design confidence, solid build quality, and a willingness to push structural scale that has attracted owners who want a large, distinctive vessel built to a competitive specification. In Barbuda, three Turquoise superyachts are available for charter, each reflecting the Istanbul yard’s particular approach to volume and aesthetic ambition. Barbuda is an appropriate destination for a yard that builds for scale: the island’s open anchorages, its 11-mile beach, and the depth of Codrington Lagoon accommodate large superyachts without the berth restrictions and peak-season congestion of Antigua’s Falmouth Harbour. A Turquoise charter in Barbuda means an island largely to oneself, with a tender garage capable of serving the full arc of the week’s activity. Weekly rates run from approximately 100,000 to 230,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent for fuel, provisions, berthing, and drinks. Caribbean season runs December to April.
