Gulf Craft, the UAE-based manufacturer with production facilities in Umm Al Quwain, builds Majesty superyachts and Nomad explorer yachts that have found a ready market among charter guests seeking capable, value-oriented motor yachts in tropical destinations. Three Gulf Craft yachts are available for charter across the Greater Antilles, typically in the 50 to 65 foot range, designed for the practical comfort that Caribbean island-hopping demands.nnThe Nomad series in particular suits Caribbean charter well. These are semi-displacement hulls designed for multi-day passages, with a high freeboard that provides safety in open-water crossings and a layout that prioritises live-aboard comfort over raw speed. In the Greater Antilles, the Nomad’s design philosophy translates into a reliable, comfortable platform for exploring Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Jamaica without range anxiety or excessive fuel costs.nnWeekly rates for Gulf Craft charters in the Greater Antilles range from approximately 15,000 to 30,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent, covering fuel, provisions, crew costs, and port fees across the island chain. The November to April Caribbean season represents peak demand for this price category.nnCulebra and Vieques off Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic’s Catalina Island reef and Samaná Bay, and Jamaica’s Montego Bay are all achievable in a Gulf Craft week. The compact size also allows access to smaller, shallower anchorages that larger superyachts must bypass.
