Thirteen yachts are available for a 400,000-euro weekly charter in Bequia, including 60-metre tri-deck motor yachts and sailing superyachts built for sustained blue-water cruising. Bequia suits this class of vessel well: Admiralty Bay is wide and settled, Port Elizabeth has provisioning facilities and the southern Grenadines offer a week of anchorages well suited to yachts of this range. The island turtle sanctuary at Old Hegg, the clifftop hotels and the tradition of hand-built model schooners give Bequia a cultural character that larger and more developed Caribbean islands lack. At 400,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance approaches 120,000 euros, enabling first-class catering from Barbados, a full fuel load and helicopter transfers between islands on request. Crew of twelve or more at this level include a dedicated chef, dive master and water sports instructor. The full Grenadines arc from Bequia to Grenada is practical in nine nights, with seven nights reaching as far as Petit St Vincent. Caribbean high season from December through April adds 15 to 20 percent to the published base rate. Positioning from Barbados by helicopter takes 30 minutes. A charter broker aligns the right vessel with your group and manages all logistics from contract to disembarkation.
