Admiral Yachts, part of The Italian Sea Group, builds steel and composite motor yachts from 40 metres to custom commissions above 60 metres. The yard occupies facilities in Marina di Carrara and produces hulls that combine Italian styling with the structural rigour of steel construction, resulting in yachts that carry volume efficiently and cross open water with a steadiness that suits Caribbean passages between island groups.
Saint Kitts and Nevis offer a two-island charter that rarely disappoints. The larger island presents a volcanic profile rising to Mount Liamuiga at over 1,100 metres, with the calmer Caribbean coast holding the best anchorages. Nevis, separated by The Narrows, is smaller, rounder, and famous for the plantation great houses that crown its lower slopes. Admiral yachts available in the Caribbean charter market typically command weekly rates from 70,000 to 180,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent, covering fuel, food, drinks, and port dues.
Port Zante in Basseterre is the practical arrival point, with fuel at the main pier and marina berths for vessels of considerable size. Frigate Bay on the Caribbean coast provides a calmer alternative anchorage with beach access. The Narrows crossing to Nevis is a short motor, with anchorages off Pinneys Beach and at Charlestown giving access to plantation hotels and mountain hiking trails.
