Westport is a Washington State yard that has produced composite motor yachts since 1964, developing a consistent reputation for reliable engineering, practical layout design and a build quality that performs across extended Caribbean charter programs. The yard series production model keeps quality consistent across hulls and reduces the maintenance demands that can disrupt a charter week. Three Westport yachts charter in Puerto Rican waters, occupying the mid-tier of the Greater Antilles fleet where value for money, practical seakeeping and comfortable four to six stateroom layouts are the primary charter considerations. The composite hull construction resists marine growth effectively and handles the Puerto Rico trade wind conditions from December through April without the maintenance demands of aluminium or steel equivalents. Crew of six to ten handles daily operations from Puerto del Rey in Fajardo, provisioning from the local markets and reprovisioning at Culebra and Vieques as the itinerary proceeds. Weekly charter rates for Westport yachts in Puerto Rico range from approximately 45,000 to 110,000 euros per week, with the advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covering fuel, food, marina fees and drinks. High season runs December through April. Westport is a consistently popular choice for returning Caribbean charter clients who prioritise value, engineering reliability and operational simplicity over marquee yard prestige. Puerto del Rey in Fajardo is the standard embarkation point, and the Culebra, Vieques and Spanish Virgin Islands circuit is comfortably achievable within a standard seven-night itinerary at Westport cruising speeds.
