St Barts yacht charter at 150,000 euros per week reaches a refined tier of 35 to 45 metre yachts with more generous interior volume, higher-specification finishes and crews typically numbering six or seven. These yachts deliver a perceptible step up in finish and service. The fleet includes motor yachts with serious range, stabilised at anchor, and performance sailing yachts with full deck saloons. Cabins are better appointed, chefs more specialist and deck furniture more carefully chosen for the Caribbean climate. The 150,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of around 45,000 euros covers fuel, food, wine and berthing costs. Total spend for a week in St Barts in this category lands between 195,000 and 210,000 euros. High season over Christmas and New Year fills early at premium rates. February through April offers steady trade-wind sailing and full sun at standard tariffs. A typical week moves clockwise from Gustavia, clearing northwest toward Colombier Bay for seclusion, then east to Anse des Flamands for a long beach lunch. St Jean Bay beneath the airport is lively and well sheltered. Petit Cul de Sac on the north coast suits a quiet overnight stop with clean water and good holding.
