Oceanco, the Dutch shipyard based in Alblasserdam, builds between two and four bespoke superyachts per year in the 65 to 100 metre range, making each vessel a genuine one-off commission that reflects the extended creative and technical collaboration between the owner, the design studio, and the shipyard’s engineering team. Six Oceanco yachts are available for charter across the Greater Antilles, representing some of the most individually significant vessels in the Caribbean charter market.nnOceanco has attracted commissions from owners who want vessels that stand apart from the broader superyacht fleet. Their partnerships with studios including Sinot, Nuvolari-Lenard, and Lobanov have produced yachts that have won major international design awards and generated significant interest in the maritime press. In the Greater Antilles, these vessels offer charter guests access to what are, in some cases, genuinely celebrated examples of contemporary naval architecture.nnWeekly rates for Oceanco charters in the Greater Antilles range from approximately 280,000 to 750,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 35 percent. The November to April Caribbean season is when Oceanco yachts in the region are at peak demand, with the most significant vessels booking 12 to 24 months in advance.nnPuerto Rico’s main marina in San Juan accommodates Oceanco yachts to 80 metres. Culebra and Vieques are accessible by tender from an offshore anchorage. The Dominican Republic’s Casa de Campo marina handles the fleet up to 90 metres, and Jamaica’s Montego Bay provides a final-night port with direct air connections home.
