Seven yachts charter in Puerto Rico at 350,000 euros per week, each a superyacht of 70 to 80 metres with experienced crews of twelve or more and a full range of on-board facilities including beach clubs, spa suites, water sport garages, and open-air social decks. This bracket represents the transition from large to very large superyacht chartering in Puerto Rico, where the vessel’s size begins to shape the week as much as the island circuit itself.
A 75-metre superyacht gives Puerto Rico a different quality. The beach club is a genuine department rather than a platform. The tenders are large enough to carry half the guest party at once to Flamenco Beach or Mosquito Bay. The stabilisers keep the vessel level at anchor in open roadsteads so that mealtimes and evenings are undisturbed by swell. Crew of twelve manage every aspect of the charter with consistency and care.
At 350,000 euros the weekly base covers vessel and crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 105,000 euros for fuel, provisions for twelve guests, marina fees, and port dues. Total spend for a seven-night charter typically falls between 450,000 and 478,000 euros. Seven yachts in this bracket are in high demand through the Caribbean season.
Puerto Rico’s island chain is the natural itinerary for a vessel of this size: San Juan for arrival, the Fajardo cays for the first swimming day, Culebra for Flamenco Beach, and two nights in Vieques for the Wildlife Refuge and Mosquito Bay. Vessels with range extend to the US Virgin Islands within the same week.
