Twenty-three yachts are available for a 200,000-euro weekly charter in St Vincent, the largest fleet selection at this destination across all price points, spanning 50 to 65 metres and providing a well-crewed, fully equipped charter from the main island gateway to the Grenadines. St Vincent is the volcanic anchor of the archipelago, with La Soufriere visible from offshore, the Falls of Baleine accessible by sea on the leeward coast and a lush interior that contrasts with the low-lying, reef-fringed islands to the south. Kingstown serves as the principal provisioning and customs port, and from here the charter route leads south through Bequia, Mustique, Canouan and the Tobago Cays Marine Park. At 200,000 euros per week the advance provisioning allowance reaches around 60,000 euros, covering premium catering from Barbados, fuel for the Grenadines arc and all marina or anchorage fees. Crew of eight or more serve groups of up to twelve. Caribbean high season from December through April attracts a 15 to 20 percent premium. Argyle International Airport on St Vincent provides direct connections to Barbados, with the vessel positioned in Kingstown or Young Island Cut for guest embarkation on the first day.
