Westport Yachts from Port Angeles, Washington builds composite-hulled semi-displacement motor yachts that have earned a consistent reputation in the Caribbean charter market, and three Westport vessels operate in the British Virgin Islands with Cooper Island Beach Club a regular overnight stop. The yard uses fibreglass composite construction over aluminium superstructures, producing yachts in the 40 to 55 metre range that balance weight reduction, speed and durability for sustained tropical use. In the BVI, Westport yachts cruise at 14 to 17 knots between the sheltered passages of the Drake Channel, covering the inter-island runs efficiently and arriving at Cooper Island Beach Club from Road Town in well under two hours. Interiors reflect Pacific Northwest warmth: timber joinery, open-plan saloons, and aft cockpits designed for outdoor living in a Caribbean climate. Weekly rates run from approximately 70,000 to 130,000 euros with the advance provisioning allowance at 30 percent. Composite hull efficiency keeps fuel consumption predictable. Peak Caribbean season December through April.
