Feadship is the definitive expression of Dutch superyacht engineering, a group of allied yards that have produced some of the most important custom vessels in the history of the form. A Feadship charter in Trinidad & Tobago pairs the pinnacle of the builder’s art with a destination whose natural environment is as far from the established superyacht circuit as it is possible to find in the Caribbean.
Feadship yachts in the Caribbean charter market are inherently rare, as most Feadship commissions serve private owners first. When one does come available for charter, it tends to be in the 50 to 80 metre range, with interior programmes of exceptional quality developed over long build periods with owners who had exacting standards. The result is yachts that feel less like charter boats and more like private estates that have been briefly made available.
Weekly charter rates for Feadship yachts begin at around 300,000 euros, with the largest and most celebrated examples commanding considerably more. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 30 percent. Caribbean availability during the December through April season is limited and in strong demand; booking well in advance is the only reliable approach.
Trinidad & Tobago suits a Feadship charter for guests who value privacy and natural environment over social proximity to other charter traffic. Tobago’s anchorages are less crowded than the northern Windwards, and the island’s reef systems are genuinely exceptional.
