Chartering a Lurssen yacht in Grenada combines the yard’s engineering reputation with one of the Caribbean’s most varied cruising grounds. Lurssen is the German yard that has built some of the largest and most technically complex yachts afloat, with an engineering tradition rooted in naval and commercial shipbuilding. The Grenada fleet numbers 4 Lurssen vessels available for private charter, each crewed to MYBA or AYCA standards. St George’s Harbour serves as the natural departure point, with the Grenadines to the north offering a week of progressive island stops within a single charter.
A Lurssen charter yacht brings the yard’s design philosophy to the tropics: considered deck layouts, well-proportioned interior spaces and a crew whose focus is on the guest programme from the moment of embarkation. Water toys, tenders and paddleboards are standard inclusions, and the chef sources local produce through Grenada’s spice markets and fish quays.
Weekly charter rates for Lurssen yachts in Grenada range from approximately 95,000 euros to over 260,000 euros depending on vessel size, age and fit-out. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent on top of the base rate, covering fuel, food, harbour dues, berthing, drinks and crew gratuity. Unused APA is returned at the end of the charter. The Caribbean Windwards season runs from mid-December through April.
Grenada receives direct flights from London Gatwick, Miami and Barbados, making embarkation straightforward. The marina at Port Louis lies a short transfer from the airport, and the crew will have the yacht ready on arrival.
