Admiral yachts, built in Ancona by The Italian Sea Group, carry the heritage of a yard with deep roots in military and commercial vessel engineering. Their displacement hulls deliver generous volume, long range and the structural robustness that charter operators value across multi-season Caribbean programmes. The fleet ranges from 40 to 70 metres and covers a wide bracket of weekly charter rates.
The Leeward Islands provide an outstanding cruising ground for Admiral charter yachts. The chain runs from Barbuda and Antigua in the north through Guadeloupe, Dominica and down toward the Windward Islands, offering a variety of anchorages, cultures and landscapes that sustains a two-week itinerary without repetition. The northeast trade winds from December through April provide consistent conditions for inter-island passages.
Admiral charter yachts operating in the Leeward Islands typically range from 50,000 to 180,000 euros per week depending on vessel size and specification. The advance provisioning allowance, covering fuel, food, berthing and crew gratuities, adds approximately 30 percent. Peak season from December through April carries the highest weekly rates, with spring and autumn shoulder seasons offering meaningful savings.
From a Leeward Islands base such as Antigua or St Barts, an Admiral charter can reach Guadeloupe and the Saintes to the south, or extend north to the British Virgin Islands and the Spanish Virgin Islands across a longer voyage.
