Three yachts at 900,000 euros per week define the absolute pinnacle of the Caribbean charter market, with vessels in the 85 to 95 metre range, crews exceeding eighteen and operational capabilities that make every destination within reach on a seven-day charter. Bequia provides a suitably relaxed and private starting point: Admiralty Bay is uncrowded by the standards of the northern Windwards, and the island retains the authentic character of a working Grenadines community. The contrast between the scale of the vessel and the simplicity of the island is one of the more distinctive elements of a Bequia charter at this level. At 900,000 euros weekly, the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 270,000 euros, covering all operational costs including helicopter island transfers, a world-class provisioning programme from Barbados or Trinidad, and the full complement of water sports and excursion equipment. Crew of eighteen or more manage every department continuously. High season from December through April adds a 15 to 20 percent premium, with Christmas and New Year priced at fixed holiday rates. Barbados is the standard international gateway, with a helicopter directly to the vessel in Admiralty Bay. Charter managers at this level work directly with the captain on all logistics and can arrange bespoke experiences at each Grenadines island.
