At 900,000 euros per week, a Montserrat charter places you on one of the world’s finest superyachts in the most private anchorages of the Leeward Islands. Three yachts globally operate at this price point in the Caribbean, all exceeding 70 metres, with on-board helipads, multiple pools, cinema rooms and crews of eighteen or more dedicated entirely to the charter party.nnMontserrat suits these vessels precisely because conventional Caribbean infrastructure is irrelevant to them. The island has no marina capable of berthing a 70 metre vessel, but its anchorages are spacious, holding is excellent and the complete absence of tourist infrastructure means the vessel itself is the only luxury on offer. The Soufriere Hills volcano provides a unique backdrop visible from the aft deck every morning.nnThe 900,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 270,000 euros covering full catering, wines and spirits to cellar standard, all fuel for extended Caribbean passages, helicopter logistics from Antigua and any exclusive island arrangements. The agreement is handled through senior charter brokers with direct owner relationships.nnMontserrat is two hours from Antigua’s Falmouth Harbour at cruising speed for a 70 metre vessel. Little Bay holds these vessels comfortably in the prevailing northeast trades. Tenders manage beach runs and excursions to Brades. Old Road Bay provides the closest anchorage to the volcano’s exclusion zone, where the buried city of Plymouth can be observed from the water. Rendezvous Bay is a private white sand cove north of Little Bay, accessible by tender. The circuit extends to Nevis, St Kitts and back to Antigua.
