Twelve yachts are available for a 150,000-euro weekly charter in Mustique, covering the 45 to 58 metre range with a standard of fit-out and crew depth that matches the destination. Mustique is a private island operated by the Mustique Company, and Britannia Bay provides the principal anchorage for visiting yachts throughout the season. The bay is well-sheltered in most trade wind conditions, and the island amenities, Basil Bar, the Cotton House and the network of villa beaches, are within easy dinghy range. At 150,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 45,000 euros, covering a full week of premium provisioning, fuel for the Grenadines arc and any anchorage or marina fees. Crew of five to seven handle all navigation, catering and guest services for groups of up to ten. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium on base charter rates. The standard itinerary anchors at Mustique for two nights before heading south through Canouan and the Tobago Cays Marine Park, or north to Bequia and St Lucia depending on guest preference. Positioning from Barbados to Mustique airstrip by prop-plane or helicopter is straightforward. A charter manager handles all vessel positioning, anchorage booking and customs clearance across the Grenadines stops.
