Twenty-three yachts are available for a 200,000-euro weekly charter in Mustique, the largest selection at any single price point for this destination, spanning 50 to 65 metres and offering a well-crewed, fully equipped charter from one of the Caribbean most sought-after private island anchorages. Britannia Bay in Mustique is the principal anchorage for visiting yachts, managed by the Mustique Company, and anchoring here places guests within dinghy range of Basil Bar, the Cotton House hotel and the beaches along the island shoreline. At 200,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 60,000 euros, covering premium provisioning from Barbados, a full fuel load for the Grenadines arc and any anchorage or marina fees. Crew of eight or more serve groups of up to twelve guests. Caribbean high season from December through April commands 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. Macaroni Bay on the southern shore provides a trade wind beach accessible by foot or tender from Britannia Bay, and the island golf buggies allow exploration of the villa circuit in an afternoon. Positioning from Barbados is standard, with prop-plane or helicopter connection to Mustique airstrip.
