Chartering in Jamaica at 400,000 euros per week places a full superyacht at your disposal, typically a vessel of 55 to 68 metres with crew in double figures and on-board facilities ranging from beach club to cinema. The island’s north coast rewards the scale: Montego Bay offers reliable marina infrastructure, Ocho Rios frames reef dives and waterfall excursions, and Port Antonio gives access to Navy Island Harbour and the Rio Grande valley.
Thirteen yachts are available in this bracket, spanning modern motor superyachts and a smaller number of high-specification sailing vessels. Most carry ten to fourteen guests in five or six cabins, with substantial sun decks, full tender garages, and interiors that balance open entertaining space with genuine guest privacy.
The 400,000 euro base rate covers vessel and crew. An advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 120,000 euros for fuel, food, marina fees, and port dues. Jamaica charters run smoothly from November through April, when trade winds keep conditions consistent and sea temperature sits near 26 degrees Celsius. Booking six to twelve months ahead is standard for this class of vessel.
Jamaica’s compact geography concentrates the best of the Caribbean into a short arc. Montego Bay to Port Antonio is a comfortable two-day run with overnight stops in sheltered bays. Day trips reach Dunn’s River Falls, Blue Mountain hiking, and the quiet south coast beaches around Black River. Extended itineraries push west to the Cayman Islands without stretching the week.
