Westport Yachts, based in Westport, Washington, has been building displacement motor yachts since 1964 with a focus on long-range composite construction. Hull lengths in the charter market typically run from 40 to 60 metres, with Westport’s composite hulls delivering structural strength, excellent fuel efficiency and smooth motion on passage. Charter a Westport in Mustique and you board a practical long-range yacht built to the demanding standards of the Pacific Northwest marine industry.nnWestport’s displacement hull form gives a stable, comfortable ride at sea, a quality valued on longer Caribbean passages where a planing hull would consume significantly more fuel for only modest speed gain. Interior layouts on 40 to 60 metre Westports typically include four to six guest cabins, a large main saloon and well-designed crew quarters that maintain service standards on extended itineraries. The composite construction keeps maintenance costs in line with similar steel vessels of the same length.nnWeekly charter rates for Westport yachts available near Mustique typically fall between 55,000 and 140,000 euros, with an advance provisioning allowance of roughly 30 percent covering fuel, provisions, berthing and crew gratuity. Caribbean high season from December through April applies. American ownership patterns mean Westport vessels are well-maintained and carry strong manufacturer support networks throughout the Caribbean region.nnMustique suits a Westport charter well. Britannia Bay provides solid overnight holding, the island’s private character aligns with the understated Pacific Northwest aesthetic, and the Grenadines chain to the south is well within the hull’s daily range for a week of island exploration.
