Admiral is an Italian shipyard with roots in commercial and naval construction, now building superyachts that combine structural engineering expertise with Mediterranean design sensibility. Admiral motor yachts are known for their volume, with beam-forward hull forms that maximise interior space while maintaining good performance. In Saba, a volcanic island in the Dutch Caribbean celebrated for its world-class dive sites and dramatic landscape, the spacious layouts and self-sufficient systems of an Admiral yacht make it an ideal base for exploration.
Three Admiral yachts are available for charter in Saba through The Yacht Collection. These are full-displacement or semi-displacement motor yachts, typically 40 metres and above, with generous social areas, formal dining, and multiple guest suites finished to a high standard. Stabilisers and large fuel capacities allow extended cruising without frequent port calls, well-suited to Saba’s remoteness and the relatively limited shore-side infrastructure on the island.
Weekly rates for Admiral yachts in Saba range from approximately 85,000 to 170,000 euros per week, with an advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covering fuel, food, port fees, and beverages. Caribbean high season runs December through April. May and June offer comparable conditions with softer pricing, and Saba’s anchorages are notably quieter than many of the more popular Leeward Islands stops throughout the year.
Saba’s combination of outstanding diving, dramatic volcanic scenery, and near-total absence of mass tourism makes it one of the more compelling destinations in the entire Eastern Caribbean.
