Feadship is a Dutch consortium of family-owned shipyards, building fully custom superyachts in Holland since the 1950s. The consortium’s work is widely regarded as among the finest in the world, with each commission engineered to individual specifications and built with a level of care that reflects more than seventy years of concentrated expertise. There is an appealing symmetry to visiting Saba, a Dutch island territory, aboard one of the world’s finest Dutch-built superyachts, and the Saba Marine Park’s exceptional diving adds further reward to the destination.
Twenty Feadship yachts are available for charter in Saba through The Yacht Collection, one of the most significant single-yard fleet concentrations in the region. Lengths range from around 50 to over 100 metres, with guest capacities of ten to twelve and crew teams proportioned accordingly. Every vessel is unique, sharing only the common thread of exceptional build quality and Dutch engineering precision.
Charter rates for Feadship yachts near Saba range from approximately 150,000 to well over 600,000 euros per week, depending on the vessel’s length and specification. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, food, port fees, and all on-board expenses. December through April is peak Caribbean season. May and June offer softer rates with unchanged conditions.
A Dutch superyacht in Dutch Caribbean waters: the combination of Feadship quality and Saba’s singular volcanic landscape rewards the guests who choose it.
