St Barts yacht charter at 450,000 euros per week covers a select fleet of 10 exceptional superyachts, predominantly vessels of 75 metres and above with crews of eighteen or more. These are yachts that rarely appear on open market listings and whose calendars are managed years in advance by specialist brokers. The space on board is transformative: upper decks for sunbathing and dining, beach clubs with spas at the waterline, separate crew and guest circulation, and tender garages housing rigid inflatables, jet skis, sailing dinghies and folding bikes for shore excursions. The 450,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 135,000 euros covers fuel, food, wine, port costs and incidentals. Total spend for a St Barts week at this level falls between 575,000 and 620,000 euros. These yachts are booked at Christmas and New Year two to three years ahead. March and April deliver the finest weather in the Eastern Caribbean with the least congestion at the best anchorages. Itineraries typically circle the island with overnight stays at Colombier Bay on the northwest coast, Anse des Flamands on the north, and Grand Cul de Sac on the east. Gustavia accommodates larger hulls on the commercial quay and provides access to the island’s best restaurants and boutiques. Gouverneur Bay on the south coast is a quiet and beautiful anchorage for the final night before returning to port.
