Four yachts at 800,000 euros per week represent the most exclusive tier of Caribbean superyacht charter, with vessels typically measuring 80 metres or above and crews of eighteen or more who manage every aspect of the voyage. Admiralty Bay in Bequia holds yachts of this scale well, and the island setting provides an appropriately understated arrival for guests seeking privacy and service at the highest level. From Bequia, the Grenadines arc runs south through Mustique, Canouan and the Tobago Cays before reaching the outer islands, with the option to extend north toward Martinique and Guadeloupe for guests wanting a longer passage. At 800,000 euros weekly, the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 240,000 euros, covering premium provisioning from Barbados, helicopter transfers between islands, a full operational fuel budget and all water sports and excursion costs. The vessel and crew are fully self-sufficient for an extended voyage. Peak season adds a 15 to 20 percent premium from December through April. Positioning typically routes through Barbados by private jet, with a helicopter directly to the vessel in Admiralty Bay, or by road transfer to a St Vincent connection for guests preferring the scenic approach. Charter management handles all customs, clearance and logistics across every island stop in the Grenadines chain.
