A Grenada yacht charter from 150,000 euros per week places you aboard a motor or sailing yacht with a full professional crew exploring Grenada’s leeward bays and spice-island harbours. The island rewards a crewed approach: anchorages that hotels cannot reach, reef systems accessed by tender, and island passages that make each morning feel like a new destination.
Yachts at this rate span roughly 30 to 50 metres and carry a crew of captain, chef and deck hands. Wide outdoor decks, air-conditioned interiors and well-stocked tender garages define most vessels in this bracket. Water toys, snorkelling equipment and kayaks are standard.
The base fee of 150,000 euros per week covers the vessel and full crew. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 46,500 euros, around 30 to 31 percent of the charter fee, funds fuel, provisioning, dockage and on-board drinks. Caribbean high season runs January through April. Early booking is strongly recommended at this level.
Grenada itineraries typically begin in St George’s Harbour, one of the Caribbean’s most picturesque ports, before moving to the broad white-sand arc of Grand Anse Bay. Prickly Bay on the south coast is a well-provisioned anchorage and a common base for day passages north. A sail through the Grenadines connects Carriacou, with its calm Hillsborough Bay, Petite Martinique and Union Island. The Tobago Cays lie within a day’s reach and are one of the finest anchorages in the eastern Caribbean.
