A Saba charter at 800,000 euros per week pairs a trophy superyacht with the finest and most remote dive island in the Caribbean. Four yachts operate at this price point, all exceeding 65 metres with on-board helipads, submarines, multiple pools, dedicated spa decks and professional crews of sixteen or more managing the full programme.
At Saba, these vessels operate in conditions uniquely suited to their capabilities. The island has no marina and no hotel of consequence, making the superyacht the only viable resort. The Saba Marine Park below Fort Bay provides dive conditions that remain largely unchanged from their original state: Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and the Saba Bank all accessible by submarine from the yacht without surface logistics.
The 800,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. An Advance Provisioning Allowance of approximately 240,000 euros covers premium catering, all beverages to cellar standard, helicopter logistics from Sint Maarten airport, fuel for extended passages and preferential marine park access. Charter agreements at this level are handled by senior brokers with direct owner relationships and require a 50 percent deposit at signing.
Saba is under one hour from Sint Maarten at superyacht speeds. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage on the southwest coast, holding 65 metre vessels in the northeast trades. Helicopter transfers reduce transit time to minutes for guests arriving from Sint Maarten airport. Submarines deploy directly to Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and the Saba Bank. Sint Eustatius continues the circuit southeast. St Barths and Anguilla complete the return north to Sint Maarten.
