Alloy Yachts, built in Auckland, New Zealand, established a reputation for advanced aluminium composite construction combined with performance-driven naval architecture. Their yachts blend ocean-going capability with interior volume and finish quality that charter guests expect, making them a compelling choice for those wanting genuine sailing performance alongside comfort.
Guadeloupe provides an ideal canvas for these vessels. The island position in the Leeward chain delivers consistent trade wind conditions from December through April, with protected anchorages inside the Grand Cul-de-Sac Marin lagoon offering calmer water for water sports and swimming. The surrounding seas are clear, warm and less crowded than more commercialised Caribbean destinations.
Weekly rates for Alloy yachts chartering in the Guadeloupe region typically sit between 40,000 and 120,000 euros, reflecting the size and specification of individual vessels. The advance provisioning allowance covering fuel, food, port fees and drinks adds roughly 30 percent. June to October offers discounted rates and calmer sea states for those with flexible schedules.
From Guadeloupe, Alloy yachts handle short passages south to the Saintes and Marie-Galante with ease, while longer passages north to Antigua or south toward Dominica and Martinique are well within their range. Performance under sail and luxurious accommodation make these vessels among the most versatile in the Caribbean charter fleet.
