Westport Yachts, the Washington State builder known for composite construction and a consistent design language, delivers motor yachts that combine practical build quality with superyacht scale. Hulls run from 40 to over 60 metres, with the yard’s resin-infused composite material reducing weight compared to steel alternatives of similar length. Chartering a Westport to Saba suits guests who want comfort at anchor in an island environment where the quality of the diving, rather than proximity to a marina, defines the entire experience.
Saba has no marina. The anchorage at Fort Bay uses a marine park mooring system, and all shore access requires tenders. Westport’s wide beams and generous aft decks make for comfortable platforms at a mooring buoy, with swim platforms and beach clubs that function well in Saba’s settled winter conditions. Weekly charter rates for Westport yachts in the Caribbean typically fall between 85,000 and 220,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent.
The northern Leeward Islands form a natural circuit from Saba: Saint Eustatius is 17 miles south, Sint Maarten 28 miles north, and Saint Barths 45 miles north. Passage conditions between these islands are reliable between December and May, making a Westport charter practical for guests who want to cover reasonable daily distances while keeping Saba as the ecological centrepiece of the trip.
