Abeking and Rasmussen, the Bremen shipyard with over a century of continuous yacht construction, builds vessels that consistently set the standard for German engineering quality in the superyacht market. Three Abeking and Rasmussen yachts are available for charter in Jamaica, each a bespoke commission in the 50 to 65 metre range, providing access to some of the most carefully engineered vessels in the Caribbean for guests who understand the significance of the yard’s pedigree.nnAbeking and Rasmussen charter yachts include both motor and sailing types. Their motor yacht output concentrates on displacement and semi-displacement hulls capable of ocean crossings, while their sailing commissions carry sophisticated rig systems that allow small crews to manage large yachts with confidence. In the Jamaican context, both types provide reliable platforms for exploring the island’s coastline and reaching the surrounding Caribbean anchorages.nnWeekly rates for Abeking and Rasmussen charters in Jamaica range from approximately 100,000 to 360,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 to 35 percent and covers a professional crew of 12 to 20, fuel, full provisioning, and port fees at Montego Bay and Port Antonio. Jamaica’s December to April season aligns with the Caribbean’s broadest charter demand window from European and North American guests.nnMontego Bay’s sheltered harbour serves as the principal charter port in Jamaica. Port Antonio on the northeast coast provides a quieter, more remote base with access to the Blue Lagoon and the Rio Grande river. Negril’s Seven Mile Beach and the offshore reefs of the south coast round out a comprehensive Jamaican itinerary on an Abeking and Rasmussen yacht.
