Lürssen, the Bremen yard with roots stretching back to 1875, occupies the very top of the superyacht construction hierarchy. Their fleet of charter yachts in the Greater Antilles represents four of the most ambitious private vessels afloat, each in the 60 to 100 metre range, built to standards that reflect the full technical and creative resources of one of the world’s most capable shipyards. A Lürssen charter in the Greater Antilles is not a holiday; it is a transformative experience on the water.nnLürssen’s charter fleet in the Greater Antilles includes yachts designed for specific owner programmes, outfitted with equipment that ranges from professional-grade dive centres to helicopter landing platforms, gymnasium, cinema, and multiple outdoor entertaining decks. The crew complement runs to 20 or more on the largest vessels, providing a staffing ratio that turns every request into a seamless outcome.nnWeekly rates for Lürssen charters in the Greater Antilles start around 400,000 euros and, for the 90 to 100 metre class, exceed 1,200,000 euros per week. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 35 percent and covers the running costs of some of the most complex privately operated vessels afloat. Booking is typically managed 12 to 24 months in advance.nnPuerto Rico’s deep harbour at San Juan accommodates Lürssen yachts at the main marina. The Dominican Republic’s Casa de Campo in La Romana handles vessels to 90 metres. Jamaica’s Montego Bay and the Turks and Caicos’s Grace Bay anchorage are natural stops on a Lürssen Greater Antilles circuit.
