Admiral is an Italian shipyard based in Ancona producing steel and aluminium displacement yachts known for generous interior volume and robust sea-keeping. The three Admiral yachts available for charter around Tobago Cays bring that combination of Italian design and northern-European structural discipline to the Grenadines, offering guests high-freeboard stability in open water alongside refined living at anchor.
Admiral’s charter fleet covers a range from around 40 to 80 metres. Hull forms are designed for offshore passages, with high freeboards that give a shiplike presence at anchor in the Tobago Cays lagoon. Interiors feature open-plan saloons with panoramic glazing, guest cabins in Italian fabrics and stone, and entertainment areas across multiple deck levels. Crews of seven to twelve are matched to vessel size.
Weekly charter rates for Admiral yachts in the Caribbean range from approximately 90,000 to 280,000 euros. The Advance Provisioning Allowance, set at roughly 30 percent, covers fuel for daily island hopping, provisions and wine, berthing at Clifton Harbour and dockage fees. Peak season runs December through April, when settled trade winds and warm temperatures make the Grenadines at their best.
Most Admiral charters provision at Union Island’s Clifton Harbour before entering the park through the northern channel. The standard first anchorage is in the lagoon off Baradal Island, close to Horseshoe Reef and its sea-turtle colonies. Petit Rameau and Petit Bateau offer quieter nights within the group, and Jamesby lies a short dinghy ride away. A half-day sail north reaches Mayreau, with its celebrated Salt Whistle Bay.
