Westport builds large fibreglass motor yachts in Washington State, with a pragmatic value proposition: serious vessels of 40 to 50 metres at a price point below comparable European steel construction. The result is robust, American in its hospitality-first layout, and well-suited to the long passages that Caribbean island-hopping demands.
Three Westport yachts cruise in or near St Lucia during the winter charter season. They are typically in the 40-metre range, offering four or five well-appointed cabin suites, a large main salon with panoramic windows, and a sun deck sized for a charter group of ten. Fibreglass construction keeps the profile clean and maintenance straightforward, and twin Caterpillar or MTU engines provide the range to cover the Windwards comfortably.
Charter rates for Westport yachts in St Lucia typically run from 55,000 to 100,000 euros per week, making them one of the more accessible options in the superyacht segment without meaningful compromise in space or comfort. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisions and running costs. Peak pricing applies from December through April.
Westport yachts are practical Caribbean charter boats, and St Lucia positions them well for the Windwards circuit. The range is sufficient for Martinique, Barbados, or a full Grenadines loop in a single week, and the vessel size allows entry to anchorages that larger full-displacement yachts cannot reach.
