The Leeward Islands at the 150,000 euro per week level opens a strong fleet of 46 to 52 metre crewed motor yachts that covers the full chain from Anguilla to Guadeloupe with style and genuine comfort. At this price, twelve guests travel in five well-appointed cabins with a crew of six who manage the passage-making, the beach programme, the diving and the onboard dining to a standard that makes the yacht the equal of any island resort ashore.
The island chain rewards a superyacht of this size in several ways. St Barts village and anchorage at Gustavia are at their best experienced from a private vessel: the tender runs to Shell Beach in the morning, the yacht transits to St Kitts in the afternoon, and the following day reveals the volcanic slopes of Nevis from a breakfast anchorage at Pinney Beach. No ferry schedule, no hotel check-in time.
Antigua brings English Harbour and Nelson Dockyard, one of the most atmospheric anchorages in the Caribbean. Barbuda adds the remote dimension with its flamingo colony and the wild lagoon at Codrington. Guadeloupe completes the southern leg with Iles des Saintes and Basse-Terre volcanic coast.
The advance provisioning allowance at this level adds approximately 45,000 euros, covering fuel for the full 400-mile circuit, provisioning at Gustavia and English Harbour, marina fees and onboard drinks and watersports equipment.
