Chartering in Montserrat at 700,000 euros per week means a top-tier expedition superyacht in one of the most exclusive and least-visited anchorages in the Caribbean. Four yachts at this level operate in Caribbean waters, all exceeding 60 metres, with full expedition capability, on-board helipads or helicopter pads on approach, pools, beach clubs and crews of fifteen or more managing every aspect of the voyage.nnMontserrat’s volcanic character makes it a natural destination for these vessels. The island’s limited tourism infrastructure, non-existent cruise traffic and dramatic landscape suit an expedition approach perfectly. The superyacht provides the infrastructure and the island provides the theatre, from the active Soufriere Hills exclusion zone to the forest-covered north coast and its quiet black sand coves.nnAt 700,000 euros per week, the charter fee covers vessel hire and full crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 210,000 euros and covers fuel for extended Caribbean passages, all catering and beverages, berthing, customs clearance and any island logistics. At this tier, charter brokers typically negotiate additional services including helicopter transfers from Antigua and exclusive excursion arrangements into the exclusion zone.nnThe approach from Antigua to Montserrat is straightforward, under two hours from either Falmouth or English Harbour. Little Bay provides the widest anchorage and the calmest conditions on the north coast. From here, tenders reach Brades, the black sand beach and the coastal path toward Rendezvous Bay. Old Road Bay offers a clear view south toward the volcanic zone and the buried remains of Plymouth. The standard Leeward Islands circuit continues to Charlestown in Nevis and Basseterre in St Kitts.
