Lürssen is Germany’s most storied superyacht shipyard, building vessels that combine naval-grade engineering with interior volumes that feel anything but industrial. Commissioning a Lürssen yacht for a Caribbean charter is a statement of intent: these ships are built for extended voyaging in comfort, and Martinique is an excellent stage for that ambition.
The Lürssen fleet available through Martinique ranges from 50 to over 90 metres, each vessel staffed by a professional crew of twelve or more. Stabiliser systems smooth the Atlantic swells common on the windward coast, while vast deck areas and well-appointed saloons mean guests rarely feel they have run out of space, even on longer passages between islands.
Weekly charter rates for Lürssen yachts begin at approximately 300,000 euros, with flagship vessels commanding considerably more. An advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel, provisioning, marina fees and crew gratuity. The peak Martinique charter season runs December through April, though November and May offer excellent conditions with slightly softer demand.
Lürssen range suits Martinique well. The island sits at the heart of the Windward chain, making it a natural hub for itineraries that extend north into Guadeloupe or south through St Lucia and the Grenadines, with enough within Martinique itself to fill a week without leaving its waters.
