Montserrat at 300,000 euros per week adds the singular character of the Caribbean volcanic island to a Leeward Islands superyacht circuit that already delivers some of the finest charter experiences in the region. At this level, the yacht is a 65 to 80 metre vessel with a crew of fourteen to eighteen, a helicopter deck area, a full beach club and a watersports inventory that turns every anchorage into a programme in itself.
The helicopter, where fitted, transforms the Montserrat stop. The volcanic exclusion zone that cannot be entered on foot becomes an aerial tour, with the Soufriere Hills dome, the ash flows reaching the southern coast and the buried Plymouth capital visible below from altitude. The Montserrat Volcano Observatory viewpoints provide the ground-level briefing; the helicopter provides the full picture.
At Little Bay anchorage, the superyacht deploys its full inventory: the tender for shore access, the dive equipment for the northern reef and volcanic ash dive sites, and the watersports toys for the open water outside the bay. The crew manages the passage programme through the Leeward Islands circuit, calling at Nevis, Antigua, Barbuda and St Barts within the seven-night window.
The advance provisioning allowance runs to approximately 90,000 euros for the full circuit, with helicopter operations adding a variable depending on the Montserrat overflight permit and fuel costs.
