Feadship is widely regarded as the pinnacle of Dutch superyacht production, a collaboration between the de Voogt naval architects and several Holland-based construction yards that has produced some of the world’s most refined motor yachts over the past seventy years. The level of engineering and interior finish on a Feadship is consistently exceptional, reflecting a production standard that fully justifies the fleet’s position at the upper end of the charter market. Charter yachts from Feadship available in the Anegada area number around twenty, giving one of the deepest single-yard selections in the British Virgin Islands charter fleet and covering a wide range from 40 to 80 metres. Weekly charter rates in the Anegada area start near 140,000 euros in low Caribbean season and reach 700,000 euros or more for the largest and most sought-after examples during peak December to April weeks. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent covers fuel, food, harbour fees and onboard costs. Feadship’s all-aluminium hulls provide reliability and range that suit extended Caribbean itineraries well, and the quality of the onboard crew typically matches the calibre of the vessel. Anegada’s Horseshoe Reef diving, the beaches at Loblolly Bay and the lobster dinners at The Settlement offer a genuinely different experience from the busier BVI anchorages to the south. From Anegada the circuit runs to Virgin Gorda’s North Sound, Jost Van Dyke’s White Bay and Norman Island before completing the loop.
