Feadship is the collaborative enterprise of two Dutch shipyards, De Vries and Royal Van Lent, and the designer De Voogt Naval Architects. For decades the partnership has built some of the most admired fully custom superyachts in the world, with each vessel a unique commission rather than a semi-custom or series product. The result is a fleet where every Feadship on the charter market is genuinely one of a kind.
Guadeloupe rewards the level of service and attention to detail that Feadship charter guests expect. The island provides deep-water anchorages capable of accommodating vessels above 80 metres, a French cultural context that elevates provisioning and shoreside dining, and a natural environment encompassing tropical forest, volcanic peaks and coral reefs within a compact geography.
Feadship charter yachts operating around Guadeloupe typically range from 100,000 to 500,000 euros per week, reflecting the highly individual specification and size of each vessel. The advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, port dues and crew gratuities, adds approximately 30 percent. Most Feadship charters in the Caribbean are arranged for the December to April peak season.
The wider Leeward Islands provide an outstanding cruising ground for Feadship yachts. St Barts, St Martin and Antigua are all within comfortable reach, while Dominica to the south offers a completely different landscape of waterfalls, hot springs and undisturbed jungle accessible by tender from a sheltered bay.
