Charter a yacht in the Cayman Islands from 250,000 Euros per week and gain access to 21 vessels available in these waters, ranging from 55 to 65 metres with a professional crew of ten to twelve. Grand Cayman provides the natural starting point: Georgetown marina offers straightforward bunkering, provisioning and logistics, while the anchorage off Seven Mile Beach delivers the classic Caribbean arrival. Stingray City in the North Sound remains one of the region most visited natural attractions, but by private yacht the visit is on your own schedule, before the tour boats arrive. Cayman Brac, reached in a single overnight passage, opens Bloody Bay Wall, a vertical drop to 300 metres regarded among the Caribbean finest wall dives. Little Cayman, tiny and scarcely visited, provides untouched reef and a permanent population of around 200 residents. The advance provisioning allowance at this rate is approximately 75,000 euros, covering fuel, food and drink to a generous standard, marina fees in Georgetown and excursion costs. The Cayman Islands sit outside the main hurricane belt, making them reliable from November through May with settled conditions and clear visibility. Summer charters benefit from lower rates and quieter anchorages across all three islands.
