Chartering in Saba at 700,000 euros per week represents a pinnacle of Caribbean superyacht charter, placing you on a 65 metre-plus vessel beside the region’s most remote and extraordinary island. Four yachts in the Caribbean at this price point offer vessels exceeding 65 metres with on-board helipads, multiple pools, spa decks, cinema rooms and professional crews of fifteen or more providing a level of private service unmatched by any fixed property in the Lesser Antilles.nnIn Saba’s context, these vessels arrive at an island with no five-star hotel and no marina capable of handling them. They anchor off Fort Bay, hold comfortably in the northeast trades and operate as self-contained private islands. The marine park below is the attraction, and the crews at this level are experienced in managing Saba’s exposed anchorage, helicopter logistics from Sint Maarten airport and private access to the Saba Marine Park’s most demanding dive sites.nnThe 700,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 210,000 euros covering all catering to cellar standard, fuel for extended Caribbean passages, helicopter arrangements from St Maarten and any preferential access to the Saba Marine Park. Charter agreements at this level are negotiated through senior brokers and require a 50 percent deposit at signing.nnSaba is under one hour from St Maarten at the speeds these vessels achieve. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage on the southwest coast, manageable for 65 metre vessels with proper ground tackle in the prevailing trades. Helicopters deliver guests from Sint Maarten airport directly to the vessel, eliminating tender logistics. Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and Tent Reef provide the dive programme. The Saba Bank 5 kilometres southwest is a submarine or day-tender excursion. Sint Eustatius extends the circuit southeast.
