Lürssen represents the summit of European superyacht building, and the four examples available for charter from Saint Martin rank among the most significant private vessels afloat in the Caribbean. The Bremen yard has been building large custom yachts for over a century, with deliveries routinely exceeding sixty metres and often surpassing one hundred.
Saint Martin provides a discreet, well-serviced base for vessels of this scale. Simpson Bay Lagoon offers protected deep-water anchoring for the largest hulls, and the Dutch side airport enables seamless crew rotations and owner arrivals without the need to reposition from a transatlantic crossing. The harbour facilities on both sides of the island are accustomed to receiving exceptional yachts.
Charter rates for Lürssen yachts are negotiated individually and vary significantly by vessel, season and itinerary. Weekly fees typically begin around 500,000 euros, with advance provisioning allowances of thirty to thirty-five percent covering fuel, provisions and berthing costs at the level these vessels demand. The Leeward Islands season runs from November through April, with stable northeast trades and daytime temperatures holding comfortably.
From Saint Martin, a Lürssen charter can reach Anguilla within two hours, St Barts by afternoon, or Antigua English Harbour on an overnight passage, making the island an effective staging point for the full arc of the Lesser Antilles. The combination of access, privacy and range makes Saint Martin a practical and prestigious starting point for a fleet of this calibre.
