A Bequia yacht charter from 200,000 euros per week uses the island as the natural starting point for the southern Grenadines, aboard vessels in the 42 to 58 metres range crewed for Caribbean waters. Bequia sits at the northern tip of the Grenadines chain, giving access south to Mustique, Canouan, Mayreau, the Tobago Cays Marine Park, Union Island, and Carriacou within a seven-night itinerary.
At this rate the fleet accommodates eight to twelve guests across four to six cabins, with professional crews handling navigation, provisioning, and water sport activities throughout. The northeast trade winds blow reliably through the high season, keeping anchorages calm and passages brisk. Aft deck dining, flybridge lounges, and full water toy platforms are standard on the vessels available at this rate.
The 200,000 euro weekly rate covers the yacht and crew. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent of the charter fee is held on account for fuel, food, berthing, and drinks, with any remainder returned at the end of the week. Caribbean peak season runs December through April. Bequia lies within the hurricane belt, so June through October sees reduced fleet availability, with the best charter windows from November through May.
Bequia rewards a relaxed approach. Admiralty Bay, the main anchorage on the island, allows an unhurried first evening before the southbound passage begins. The Grenadines chain delivers a new anchorage every half-day, from Mustique and its private coves to the open reef of the Tobago Cays and the fishing community harbour at Union Island. The chain’s compact geography gives a full week of variety without a single long passage.
