Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 400,000 euros per week represent some of the largest and most capable vessels in the Caribbean charter fleet, covering the 85 to 100 metre range with crews of twenty-two to thirty from the most established superyacht base in the Caribbean at English Harbour and Falmouth. Thirteen yachts at this level offer an exceptional selection at this rate point.
At 400,000 euros per week, guests board vessels where internal volume rivals a private residence, crew numbers approach the complement of a boutique hotel and the amenity list covers multiple pools, a full spa complex, a beach club with its own bar and seating, a gymnasium, a cinema and tender bays housing craft of twelve metres or above. The Caribbean brings these vessels into a setting of turquoise water, pink sand beaches and trade wind breezes.
The 400,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent, around 120,000 euros, covers fuel, provisions, beverages, marina dues at Falmouth or English Harbour and incidentals. Fuel for a 90 metre superyacht on an active Caribbean programme runs to 30,000 to 45,000 euros per week.
Antigua provides one of the finest settings in the Caribbean for superyachts of this scale. English Harbour and Falmouth offer secure deep water berths and anchorages, and the cruising ground extends north to Barbuda, west to Montserrat and south to Guadeloupe, covering some of the most varied and beautiful scenery in the eastern Caribbean.
