Turquoise Yachts, the Turkish shipyard that has built a strong reputation for custom explorer and expedition motor yachts, offers a charter profile well suited to Bonaire’s mix of protected reef diving and remote coastal exploration. Turquoise vessels are designed with a serious eye on range, stability, and volume, producing yachts that feel at home in open water and carry the gear required for extended underwater programmes. Bonaire is one of the Caribbean’s premier diving destinations, with its entire coastline designated a marine national park since 1979, so the match between a Turquoise’s dive-ready capability and the island’s underwater offer is a natural one. The charter fleet available through The Yacht Collection typically includes Turquoise yachts from 40 to over 70 metres, featuring diving compressors, rebreather equipment, and professional dive masters among the crew on request. Interior volumes are generous, with design influences that lean toward understated refinement. Weekly rates for Turquoise yachts in the Caribbean begin at approximately 90,000 euros and can reach 400,000 or more for the largest and most recent builds. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent. High season runs December through April, though Bonaire’s trade wind climate keeps conditions relatively stable throughout the year. The island’s lack of large resort development means anchorages remain uncrowded and the reef system shows relatively low human impact, giving diving aboard a Turquoise yacht in Bonaire a quality rarely encountered elsewhere in the region.
