Lürssen from Bremen delivers the largest and most complex privately commissioned superyachts in the world, and four examples of the yard output charter in the British Virgin Islands with Cooper Island among the anchorages in regular use. At 60 metres and above, Lürssen yachts require deep-water mooring fields and careful itinerary planning, and Cooper Island Beach Club provides exactly the kind of sheltered, well-managed anchorage these vessels need. In the BVI, a Lürssen offers a standard of charter experience that rivals any private residence: multiple dining venues, stabilised pools on deck, helicopter pads on the largest vessels, and crews of 25 to 50 who maintain every aspect of the yacht at the highest standard. Weekly rates range from approximately 300,000 to 800,000 euros, with the advance provisioning allowance at 30 percent reflecting the scale of a superyacht operation at this level. Booking opens twelve months or more ahead of peak December through April season. The BVI deep-water anchorages and reliable trade winds are well suited to vessels of this specification.
