Christensen Shipyards, based in Vancouver, Washington, has specialised in custom composite displacement motor yachts for four decades. Each build is engineered to the owner’s specification with hull lengths from approximately 40 metres to over 70 metres. Composite construction keeps displacement moderate, improving fuel efficiency on the long inter-island passages that characterise a Grenadines charter.nnThe Christensen Shipyards fleet available for Mustique charter is defined by deep-ocean capability married to Caribbean comfort. Wide beams translate into generous interior volume, dual-level social spaces flow from the main saloon through to aft deck and swim platform, and long-range tanks mean the itinerary is limited only by imagination rather than fuel logistics. Crews are uniformly professional and experienced in Caribbean waters.nnWeekly charter rates for these vessels in the Mustique vicinity run from roughly 60,000 to 130,000 euros for the size range typically available. Adding 30 percent for the advance provisioning allowance gives a realistic baseline budget. High season peaks in December and January, with bookings often confirmed many months ahead for the most sought-after hulls.nnMustique provides an ideal base. Britannia Bay’s holding ground is reliable, the island’s natural backdrop is exceptional, and neighbours Canouan, Tobago Cays, Palm Island and Union Island are all within a half-day passage, creating a self-contained Grenadines itinerary that suits the Christensen’s offshore capability.
