Feadship is the collective name for four Dutch shipyards, De Vries, Van Lent, Hakvoort and Royal Huisman (in the sailing division), that together define the pinnacle of bespoke superyacht construction. Twenty Feadship yachts are available for charter across the Greater Antilles, making this the deepest fleet from any single builder in the region and offering charter guests an unmatched choice of vessels from the 35 to 95 metre range.nnEvery Feadship is unique. Unlike semi-production yards that offer customised versions of a proven hull, Feadship builds each vessel to a specific brief from first principles. The result is a fleet in the Greater Antilles where each yacht has its own character, its own technical innovations, and its own design pedigree. Naval architecture partnerships with Sinot, Azure, Winch Design, and many other leading studios mean the interior design quality is consistently exceptional across every size class.nnWeekly rates for Feadship charters in the Greater Antilles range from approximately 100,000 euros for a 38 to 40 metre vessel to 900,000 euros and above for the largest and most recently completed 90 metre yachts. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 to 35 percent. December to April is peak Caribbean season, and the most sought-after Feadship vessels in the region book 12 to 18 months in advance.nnPuerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Cuba (where permitted) and the Turks and Caicos all feature on Feadship Greater Antilles itineraries. Culebra’s Ensenada Honda, Samaná Bay, Port Antonio and the Turks and Caicos’s Grace Bay are the headline anchorages.
