Three crewed yachts are available for a 50,000-euro weekly charter in Bequia, offering access to the Grenadines at an entry price point that places a professional crew and a well-equipped vessel at the disposal of a small group. These are compact yachts, typically 25 to 35 metres, and their smaller footprint suits the tighter bays and shallower anchorages of the Grenadines chain that larger vessels must bypass. Admiralty Bay in Bequia provides a sheltered base from which to begin, with Princess Margaret Beach accessible by dinghy and Port Elizabeth a short walk along the seafront for provisioning and local colour. From Bequia the itinerary heads south through Mustique, the Tobago Cays and Mayreau, covering the core of the Grenadines in five nights. The advance provisioning allowance at 50,000 euros adds approximately 15,000 euros per week, covering fuel, food and drinks for a group of four. Trade wind conditions mean a sailing yacht at this price point covers passages efficiently and economically. Crew of two or three manage navigation and catering while guests enjoy the sailing and explore each island. This price point suits couples and small families looking for a crewed sailing experience. Caribbean high season from December through April may attract a modest premium. Charter bases in Bequia and Kingstown can prepare vessels ahead of guests arriving by air through Barbados.
