Three yachts at 900,000 euros per week define the absolute pinnacle of Caribbean charter anchored at Mustique, with vessels in the 85 to 95 metre range crewed by eighteen or more professionals managing every aspect of a world-class voyage. Britannia Bay provides the anchorage, managed by the Mustique Company, and at this vessel scale the island becomes an excursion destination from an extraordinary floating base rather than the primary accommodation. At 900,000 euros weekly, the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 270,000 euros, covering premium global provisioning from Barbados, helicopter transfers throughout the week and a full operational budget. The chef team operates at Michelin-starred standard, with provisions sourced globally before loading. High season from December through April adds a 15 to 20 percent premium, with Christmas and New Year at fixed holiday rates. From Britannia Bay, the full Grenadines arc to Grenada takes five nights, leaving two for a northern extension to Bequia and St Lucia on a standard seven-night programme. A 10-night voyage reaches Guadeloupe and Antigua. Helicopter positioning makes the Caribbean effectively borderless at this budget level, allowing the vessel to anchor at Mustique while guests experience other islands by air.
