At 250,000 euros per week, the combination of a 60 to 70 metre superyacht and Montserrat as a Leeward Islands circuit stop creates one of the more unusual luxury travel experiences available in the Caribbean. The yacht brings the depth of crew, programme and onboard amenity that defines a charter at this level. Montserrat brings something the more fashionable island stops cannot: genuine remoteness, volcanic drama and the peculiar beauty of an island that has been shaped by a force beyond human control.
The superyacht anchors off Little Bay in the quiet waters north of the Soufriere Hills exclusion zone. The tender delivers the charter party to the pier for the Volcano Observatory briefing, the Jack Boy Hill viewpoint over the buried Plymouth capital, and the northern coast walking trails through the lush forest that covers the active green zone above the exclusion boundary. The dive programme covers the volcanic ash terrain dive sites off the northern coast at 25 to 35 metres depth.
The wider Leeward Islands circuit at this level includes Nevis Pinney Beach, Antigua English Harbour and Cades Reef, Barbuda Codrington lagoon flamingo sanctuary and St Barts Gustavia, each of which provide a contrasting character to the Montserrat stop.
The advance provisioning allowance adds approximately 75,000 euros for the full circuit, covering fuel, premium provisioning from Gustavia and Falmouth Harbour and marina fees across the chain.
