Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 350,000 euros per week place guests aboard landmark superyachts of 80 to 95 metres from the twin harbours of English Harbour and Falmouth on the south coast of Antigua, one of the most historically rich charter bases in the Caribbean. Seven yachts at this level are available.
At 350,000 euros per week the beach club volume alone exceeds the total enclosed space of many family cruising yachts, with an integrated bar, sun loungers, water sport launch platform and direct sea access at the waterline. Cinema rooms, spa suites with sauna and steam facilities, onboard infinity pools and helipad capability are standard, and the crew of twenty to twenty-six is trained to anticipate the needs of the group throughout the day.
The 350,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 to 35 percent, between 105,000 and 122,500 euros, covers fuel, premium provisioning, fine wine, port dues and marina fees. Total weekly expenditure for an active Antigua programme including all APA typically reaches 470,000 euros or above.
Antigua is one of the Caribbean destinations that genuinely accommodates superyachts of this size well, with deep water anchorages at both English Harbour and Falmouth, a strong local charter support industry and provisioning facilities geared to the upper end of the market. Barbuda is a four-hour passage to the north.
