Three yachts charter in Puerto Rico at 900,000 euros per week, representing the absolute top tier of the Caribbean charter market. These superyachts typically exceed 100 metres in length, carry crews of thirty or more, and operate with a level of personal service and on-board facility that has no meaningful parallel outside private ownership. Puerto Rico is one of the very few Caribbean destinations with the infrastructure to host them.
San Juan’s deep-water berths, efficient US customs and immigration, and international flight connections make it the strongest possible arrival base for a 110-metre vessel. The island chain to Culebra and Vieques gives an immediate week of varied anchorages, and the proximity of the US and British Virgin Islands extends the programme east for guests who want to continue beyond Puerto Rico.
At 900,000 euros the weekly base covers vessel and crew. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent adds approximately 270,000 euros for fuel, provisions for sixteen guests, and all port costs. Total anticipated spend for a peak-season week exceeds 1,160,000 euros. The three vessels in this bracket are among the most sought-after in global charter.
Puerto Rico at 900,000 euros per week is a starting point for a broader programme. The vessel’s range, crew capability, and provisioning capacity allow it to cover the full Caribbean arc from here, and guests typically combine Puerto Rico with the Virgin Islands and Windward Islands in extended programmes of two weeks or more.
