VSY, Valdettaro Superyachts, is an Italian shipyard in La Spezia producing steel and composite motor yachts in the 40 to 60 metre range. The yard has operated since the late 1990s and has built a small but well-regarded fleet of custom vessels, each commissioned to an individual owner brief. VSY is known in the industry for methodical build practice, a high joinery standard, and the kind of systems integration that reduces operational complexity at sea.
Three VSY yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean. Lengths in service run from around 40 to 55 metres, with guest capacities of eight to twelve and crew sizes of eight to twelve. Interior styles reflect individual commissions and range from contemporary Italian to more classical formats. Beach clubs and stabilisation are standard, and the watersports equipment on board typically reflects the Caribbean operating environment.
Weekly charter rates for VSY yachts in the Bahamas fall broadly between 100,000 and 250,000 euros per week depending on size and season. The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 30 percent for fuel, food, port fees, and crew gratuity. Caribbean season peaks December through April. On a fleet of three, availability is limited and booking four to six months ahead is advisable for any peak period.
VSY vessels suit the Inagua programme well. The 40 to 55 metre range is practical for the island anchorages, and the build standard means the crossing from Nassau or the Turks and Caicos is handled without concern. Once at Inagua, the reef walls, bonefish flats, and flamingo reserves provide all the programme a week can absorb. The absence of competing traffic makes the destination worth the crossing.
