Charter yachts in Antigua and Barbuda from 700,000 euros per week are among the largest superyachts in private hands, covering vessels of 110 metres and above with crews of thirty-eight or more from the Caribbean’s most complete superyacht base at English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour in Antigua. Three yachts at this level are available in the Caribbean.
At 700,000 euros per week, the vessel defines its own category of experience. Guest suites of 100 square metres or more, multi-deck beach clubs with infinity pool at water level, a full spa deck with hammam, treatment rooms, plunge pool and gymnasium, a private cinema, a fully crewed tender fleet including a shadow vessel for extended range operations and a helipad with regular helicopter deployment across the eastern Caribbean are all elements of the standard complement.
The 700,000 euro weekly rate covers crew, insurance and standard equipment. An advance provisioning allowance of 35 percent, approximately 245,000 euros, covers fuel for passages across the eastern Caribbean, provisions at the highest global culinary standard, helicopter operations, shadow vessel fuel and port dues. Total weekly expenditure at full activity typically reaches 900,000 to 950,000 euros.
Antigua is the ideal base for superyachts of this scale in the Caribbean. English Harbour and Falmouth offer the deep water, the services and the privacy this level of vessel requires. The surrounding eastern Caribbean gives the programme its geography, with Barbuda, Nevis, Montserrat, Guadeloupe and St Kitts all within helicopter or tender range for day excursions while the superyacht anchors in the deep water off the south coast.
