Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 150,000 euros per week deliver a fully appointed superyacht experience from the twin harbours of English Harbour and Falmouth on the south coast of Antigua, one of the Caribbean’s most complete charter bases. Twelve yachts at this level cover vessels of 50 to 65 metres with crews of ten to sixteen and the full suite of water sport and tender amenities.
At 150,000 euros per week the fleet includes semi-custom displacement motor yachts designed for extended Caribbean passages, with stabilised hulls capable of running the trade wind passage to Barbuda in comfort and reaching Guadeloupe or Dominica within an overnight. Beach clubs, dedicated spa suites and primary tenders exceeding nine metres are standard on vessels in this bracket.
The 150,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent, around 45,000 euros per week, covers fuel for inter-island passages, provisions, drinks, marina dues at Falmouth Harbour or Nelson Dockyard and incidentals. The calm trade wind season from December to April provides some of the most reliable cruising conditions in the world.
From English Harbour at this scale, the itinerary comfortably extends north to Barbuda, east to the reef-encircled anchorage of Nonsuch Bay, west to the volcanic peak of Redonda and south to the Guadeloupe Dependencies within a seven-night programme. The variety of anchorage types, from open pink sand beaches to enclosed mangrove lagoons, is exceptional for the area covered.
