Feadship is a family of Dutch yards that has operated under a single quality standard since 1949, combining naval architecture from De Voogt with hull construction from Royal Van Lent or Koninklijke De Vries. The result is the most consistently benchmarked product in the superyacht industry: no two Feadships are identical, but the threshold of finish, engineering depth and long-term reliability is set at a level other yards rarely sustain across their full output.
Twenty Feadship yachts charter in the Caribbean, the largest fleet of any single yard in the region. Sizes range from 45 metres to over 85 metres, with the majority clustered in the 55 to 72 metre band. Interior programmes span decades of commissioning, from 1990s traditional panelling to contemporary open-plan layouts with art installations, reflecting the full-custom nature of each Feadship commission.
Charter rates in Anguilla vary with vessel length and specification. The advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 percent of the base rate, covers fuel, berthing, food, drinks and marina fees and should be factored into budget planning before signing heads of terms.
Anguilla is a natural Feadship destination because the island understated, uncrowded character matches the experience a Feadship charter delivers. Anchorages stay quiet even in high season, there are no noise restrictions cutting short dinner on deck and the island provisioning access via St Martin is seamless. A Feadship charter in Anguilla is a week of selective attention: the right anchorage, the right weather window and a crew that manages every detail without being asked.
