Fifteen yachts are available for a 175,000-euro weekly charter in Mustique, spanning the 48 to 62 metre range and representing a well-appointed option for groups seeking access to this private island from their own vessel. Mustique is managed by the Mustique Company, which oversees Britannia Bay and the surrounding waters, and anchoring in the bay gives guests independence alongside access to the island amenities: Basil Bar, the Cotton House hotel and the network of villa beaches that have defined Mustique reputation for decades. At 175,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 52,500 euros, covering premium provisioning from Barbados, fuel for the Grenadines arc and anchorage fees. Crew of six to eight handle navigation and catering for groups of up to ten guests. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium on base charter rates. From Britannia Bay, the standard itinerary moves south through Canouan and the Tobago Cays Marine Park before reaching Mayreau and Union Island, or north to Bequia and on to St Lucia for a seven-night programme. Macaroni Bay on the southern shore of Mustique, reachable by tender or on foot, provides a trade wind beach alternative to the busier Britannia Bay anchorage. Positioning from Barbados is standard, with a connection to Mustique airstrip by prop-plane or helicopter.
