A Saba charter from 400,000 euros per week puts you on a substantial superyacht beside the Caribbean’s most exclusive volcanic island and finest protected dive sites. Thirteen yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer vessels in the 48 to 56 metre range, bringing professional crews of ten or more to an island where the anchorage at Fort Bay is almost invariably shared with no more than one or two other vessels.nnSaba’s appeal is specific: it is the right destination for guests who want exceptional diving, complete privacy and the knowledge that they are visiting a place almost no other tourist can reach. The island’s marine park protects every dive site from surface to seabed, ensuring Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and Tent Reef maintain conditions that draw dedicated dive charterers year after year.nnThe 400,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew for seven days. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 120,000 euros covers fuel for the full circuit from St Maarten, all provisioning, Fort Bay port dues and dive permit fees. Caribbean high season from December through April is when conditions at the anchorage are most reliable and the northeast trades provide the most consistent cooling.nnSaba is reached from Simpson Bay, St Maarten in 40 to 60 minutes at motor yacht speeds. Fort Bay on the southwest coast is the port of entry and primary anchorage. The dive programme typically begins with Diamond Rock on arrival day, followed by the Pinnacles on subsequent dives, Tent Reef for a calmer day and Man of War Shoals for extended bottom time. A day trip to the Saba Bank southwest of the island rounds out the marine programme. Most itineraries extend to Sint Eustatius before returning north through St Barths to Anguilla and St Maarten.
