A Saba charter from 175,000 euros per week offers a premium crewed superyacht experience at one of the Caribbean’s finest and least-visited diving destinations. Saba is a dormant volcanic cone with no beaches and no mass tourist infrastructure, making it a destination where the yacht itself provides all the comfort and the island delivers all the drama. The marine environment around Saba is protected within the Saba Marine Park, ensuring dive conditions that have barely changed in decades.nnFifteen yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer vessels from 46 to 55 metres with professional crews of eight or more, full dive operations and watersports inventories. At 175,000 euros per week, guests gain access to yachts with stabilisation, beach clubs and tender fleets that include dedicated dive boats. These vessels operate comfortably in Saba’s exposed anchorage and range throughout the Dutch Caribbean.nnThe 175,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. Budget an Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 52,500 euros for fuel from St Maarten, all provisions, Fort Bay port fees and Saba Marine Park dive fees. Caribbean high season from December to April offers the most settled anchorage conditions. Early booking is advisable as quality vessels in this range are consistently in demand through the winter season.nnFrom Simpson Bay or Marigot in St Maarten, Saba is under one hour by motor yacht. Fort Bay on the southwest coast serves as port of entry and the primary overnight anchorage. Wells Bay to the north provides an alternative anchorage in light conditions and gives a different perspective on the island’s dramatic profile. The dive programme at Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles, Tent Reef and Man of War Shoals provides a full week’s programme. Sint Eustatius adds a second volcanic island to the itinerary before heading north to Anguilla or St Barths.
