Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 250,000 euros per week deliver full superyacht capability from one of the Caribbean’s most historically rich charter bases, with twenty-one yachts available at this level covering vessels of 65 to 80 metres with crews of sixteen to twenty-two. The selection at this price point from Antigua is among the most extensive in the Caribbean.
At 250,000 euros per week the fleet includes vessels carrying multiple pools, a dedicated spa complex with sauna and treatment rooms, a gymnasium, a cinema room, a beach club with full bar and a tender fleet that includes primary craft of ten metres or more operating as independent day boats. Several yachts in this bracket have circumnavigated and bring a crew with deep knowledge of Caribbean conditions and anchorages beyond the standard Antigua circuit.
The 250,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent, approximately 75,000 euros per week, covers fuel for the itinerary, premium provisioning, drinks, marina dues and incidentals. Fuel costs in the Caribbean are somewhat lower than the Mediterranean, and the trade wind passages between Antigua, Barbuda and the Leewards reduce engine hours on vessels with a sail plan.
From English Harbour at this scale, the seven-day circuit might cover Barbuda for two nights, then head south to the French islands of Guadeloupe and the Iles de la Petite Terre before returning north to Antigua. Alternatively, a northern route reaches St Kitts, Nevis and the Redonda passage, covering some of the eastern Caribbean’s most dramatic volcanic scenery within the charter week.
