Chartering in Montserrat at 800,000 euros per week represents the pinnacle of Caribbean superyacht charter, aboard a vessel of 65 metres or more in an almost entirely private island setting. Four yachts at this level operate in Caribbean waters during the winter season, each exceeding 65 metres with multiple on-board pools, beach clubs, dedicated spa facilities and crews of sixteen or more managing every detail of the voyage.nnMontserrat is a natural destination for these vessels. Its lack of large marinas, absence of cruise ship calls and limited tourism infrastructure mean anchorages off Little Bay and Old Road Bay are always private. The Soufriere Hills volcano provides a backdrop unlike anything else in the Caribbean, and the island’s lush forest interior offers guided excursions that no ordinary tourist can arrange.nnThe 800,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel and crew for seven days. The Advance Provisioning Allowance at this level runs to approximately 240,000 euros covering fuel for the full circuit, all catering, wines, spirits, port and customs clearance, and any helicopter logistics from Antigua. Charter agreements at this level are handled exclusively by specialist brokers and typically include additional preferential services.nnMontserrat is a two-hour cruise from Falmouth Harbour or English Harbour in Antigua, accessible in any settled Caribbean conditions. Little Bay provides the widest and calmest anchorage suitable for these vessels, with clear water below and the island’s black sand beaches within tender reach. Old Road Bay gives direct views to the volcano’s exclusion zone and the remains of Plymouth. Rendezvous Bay, a private white sand cove, is a tender excursion. Most full-week itineraries add Nevis and St Kitts for a complete Leeward Islands programme.
