Chartering in Montserrat from 50,000 euros per week makes one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive volcanic islands accessible aboard a well-equipped crewed yacht. At this price point the focus is on the destination itself. Montserrat’s extraordinary character, an active volcano, black sand beaches, lush forest and almost no other tourists, is the experience, and a competent charter vessel of 30 metres or so delivers all the access you need to reach its anchorages.nnThree yachts in the Caribbean operate in this range, offering traditional sailing yachts and smaller motor vessels with compact but comfortable interiors, professional crews of three to four, and the agility to anchor at Rendezvous Bay and Little Bay without the logistics demands of a larger vessel. The smaller footprint is actually an advantage in Montserrat’s limited anchorages.nnAt 50,000 euros per week, the charter fee covers the vessel and crew. Provisioning, fuel and berthing fees are handled through an Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 15,000 euros. Caribbean high season from December to April offers the calmest conditions; the passage from Antigua to Montserrat is short and comfortable for any seaworthy vessel in this range.nnMontserrat is reached from English Harbour in Antigua in under two hours. Little Bay provides the main anchorage, calm and accessible, with easy tender access to Brades. Rendezvous Bay is a highlight for smaller yachts that can navigate its approach comfortably. Old Road Bay offers a clear view of the volcanic exclusion zone and the ghost town of Plymouth. Combine with a swing by Nevis and St Kitts to complete a Leeward Islands week.
