Three yachts at 1,000,000 euros per week bring the absolute pinnacle of superyacht charter to the waters of St Vincent and the Grenadines, with 90-metre vessels crewed by twenty or more anchoring in the leeward bays of the main island or transiting south through the Grenadines chain. St Vincent is the volcanic heart of the archipelago, with lush rainforest descending to black-sand beaches, the remote Falls of Baleine accessible only by sea, and Kingstown as the principal provisioning and customs port. At this budget the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 300,000 euros, covering global provisioning loaded in Barbados or Trinidad, helicopter island transfers throughout the week and a full operational fuel budget. Crew of twenty or more manage every department continuously. The galley team operates at the standard of a destination restaurant, with provisions sourced globally before departure. High season from December through April adds a 15 to 20 percent premium, with Christmas and New Year at fixed holiday rates. From St Vincent the full Grenadines arc to Grenada takes seven nights; a 10-night voyage extends north through Martinique, Guadeloupe and Antigua. Helicopter positioning makes the Caribbean effectively unlimited at this budget, allowing guests to experience multiple islands and anchorages in a single week without requiring the vessel to move between them.
