The four yachts chartering in Jamaica at 800,000 euros per week are among the largest and most comprehensively equipped vessels in the Caribbean market, typically measuring 85 to 100 metres and staffed by crews of twenty or more. At this level the charter yacht becomes less a mode of transport and more a self-contained environment in which meals, activities, and transitions between anchorages are managed entirely by specialists.
Jamaica’s north coast offers one of the Caribbean’s most varied sequences of anchorages for a vessel at this scale. Montego Bay, with its deep harbour and well-organised marina, handles a 90-metre arrival without difficulty. Ocho Rios and Port Antonio provide contrasting characters to the east, while the south coast adds a second dimension to itineraries with enough range to include it.
The 800,000 euro weekly base rate covers vessel and crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 240,000 euros for fuel, provisions for up to sixteen guests, marina fees, and Jamaican port dues. Total anticipated spend for a peak-season week runs between 1,020,000 and 1,080,000 euros. Christmas and New Year bookings at this level are made up to two years in advance.
Jamaica at 800,000 euros rewards guests who value depth over breadth. A week here divides naturally between the social facilities of Montego Bay on arrival, a full day on the Marine Park reef off Ocho Rios, and two nights at Port Antonio exploring the Blue Lagoon, Navy Island Harbour, and the rainforest interior. Extended programmes reach Grand Cayman or the Cayman Brac within the same week.
