Montserrat at 175,000 euros per week arrives within a broader Leeward Islands circuit as the anchor point of the itinerary: the island whose volcanic drama and utter absence of resort tourism gives the charter week an authenticity that the more polished destinations in the chain cannot provide. From Little Bay anchorage, the island looks as it has always looked, green and dramatic, with the slow-growing volcanic dome visible on clear days above the exclusion zone boundary.
At this price level, the yacht is a well-equipped 48 to 55 metre motor vessel with a crew of six whose programme skill covers the dive sites off Montserrat northern coast, the inter-island passage-making through the chain, and the provisioning logistics through the established marinas at Gustavia and Falmouth Harbour. The diving off Montserrat is notably underdived: volcanic ash terrain at 25 to 35 metres, a healthy fringing reef around the northern headland, and the occasional encounter with a hawksbill turtle on the way back from a deeper wall dive.
The seven-night itinerary at this level moves through the established Leeward Islands circuit while spending one or two nights at Montserrat: Little Bay anchorage for the shore excursion and the dive, before continuing to Nevis, Antigua, Barbuda and St Barts at a relaxed pace that allows time at each stop.
The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 52,000 euros for the full circuit, with fuel for the Montserrat and broader Leeward Islands passages making up the primary variable.
