Three yachts charter in Jamaica at 900,000 euros per week, placing them among the largest and rarest crewed vessels available in the Caribbean. These are typically motor superyachts of 90 to 110 metres, built by European yards and crewed by twenty-five or more professionals spanning departments that include a dedicated chef, spa therapist, dive instructor, and water sports coordinator. At this level the yacht is as significant a destination as Jamaica itself.
Jamaica’s infrastructure handles the largest vessels without difficulty. Montego Bay Yacht Club has berths capable of accommodating vessels over 100 metres, and the anchorages at Ocho Rios and Port Antonio provide deep-water holding ground for a vessel that prefers to swing on an anchor. Customs and immigration at Montego Bay are experienced with high-profile arrivals.
The 900,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel and crew only. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 270,000 euros for fuel, provisions for up to sixteen guests, and port costs. Total anticipated expenditure for a peak-season week exceeds 1,150,000 euros. The three yachts in this bracket carry significant lead times, particularly over Christmas and New Year.
Jamaica at this level suits guests seeking genuine privacy in a destination with enough anchorages to avoid repetition. The Blue Lagoon and Navy Island at Port Antonio, the Marine Park reef off Ocho Rios, and the quiet south coast bays accessible only by tender give a 90-metre superyacht a week of real variety.
