Feadship, the collaboration between De Vries, Royal Van Lent and De Voogt Naval Architects, has produced some of the most admired fully custom superyachts in the world. Every Feadship is a unique commission, built to a bespoke brief that reflects the specific requirements of the owner, with the result that no two vessels in the Feadship fleet are alike in either exterior profile or interior arrangement.
The Leeward Islands provide the kind of cruising ground that Feadship charter guests expect. The variety of anchorages from the quiet bays of Barbuda to the busy harbour of English Harbour on Antigua, combined with the French Caribbean experiences of Guadeloupe and Martinique to the south, gives a two-week programme the depth of experience that matches the quality of the vessel.
Feadship charter yachts in the Leeward Islands are typically among the most expensive vessels in the Caribbean charter market, with weekly rates from 100,000 to 500,000 euros or more depending on the individual vessel. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 30 percent. Charter arrangements for Feadship yachts are managed exclusively through appointed brokers.
From a Leeward base, the range and stability of the Feadship hull makes the full chain from Barbuda to Martinique achievable in two weeks, with time for extended stays at the most rewarding anchorages along the way.
