At 900,000 euros per week in Saba, a charter combines one of the world finest superyachts with the Caribbean most extraordinary and uncommercialised volcanic island. Three yachts operate globally at this price point during the Caribbean winter season, all exceeding 75 metres with submarines, helipads, multiple pools, cinema rooms, spa decks and professional crew rosters of twenty or more.
For Saba, these vessels arrive at an island that has been specifically protected from the development that would make it accessible by any other means. There is no five-star hotel, no cruise terminal and no marina. The superyacht is the only viable resort at this scale. The Saba Marine Park, the Pinnacles, Diamond Rock and the Saba Bank provide a marine programme that cannot be replicated elsewhere in the Caribbean.
The 900,000 euro weekly rate covers vessel hire and crew. The Advance Provisioning Allowance runs to approximately 270,000 euros covering all catering to the highest standard, premium wines and spirits, helicopter logistics from Sint Maarten airport, fuel for extended passages, submarine operational costs and bespoke marine park access. Senior charter brokers manage all agreement terms directly with owning interests.
Saba is under one hour from Sint Maarten, reduced to minutes by helicopter. Fort Bay provides the primary anchorage, adequate for 75 metre vessels in settled trade wind conditions. Submarines provide independent access to Diamond Rock, the Pinnacles and the Saba Bank without surface tender logistics. Sint Eustatius extends the circuit southeast. St Barths and Anguilla complete the return to Sint Maarten. Most itineraries at this level spend three to four days at Saba with the remainder on the northern circuit.
