A Saba charter at 300,000 euros per week delivers a large superyacht at one of the Caribbean’s most exclusive and remote volcanic destinations. Saba is a single volcanic cone rising 877 metres from the sea, with no beaches, no cruise ships and no mass tourism. Fourteen yachts in the Caribbean at this price point provide vessels from 52 to 62 metres designed for guests who want total privacy, world-class diving and the confidence of a large, fully-crewed vessel managed by ten to twelve professionals.nnAt 300,000 euros per week, the fleet at this level offers displacement motor yachts and large performance sailing vessels with beach clubs, on-board stabilisation and dive operations. Several carry purpose-fitted dive tenders, giving guests deck-level access to the Pinnacles and Diamond Rock without returning to Fort Bay between dives.nnThe 300,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 90,000 euros covers fuel for the full Dutch Caribbean circuit from St Maarten through Saba and Sint Eustatius and north to Anguilla and St Barths, all provisioning, port fees and marine park dive permits. Caribbean high season from December to April offers the most reliable anchorage conditions and the most consistent trade winds.nnFrom Simpson Bay in St Maarten, Saba lies 45 to 60 minutes at cruising speed. Fort Bay on the southwest coast is the port of entry and primary anchorage, protected in the northeast trades with adequate holding to 62 metres. Wells Bay on the north coast is a daytime alternative. Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles, Tent Reef and Man of War Shoals provide a full week’s dive programme. The Saba Bank, 5 kilometres southwest, is a separate day excursion. Sint Eustatius lies 45 minutes southeast.
