St Vincent and the Grenadines can be explored at 50,000 euros per week aboard yachts of 20 to 28 metres, crewed by two or three professionals who manage sailing, cooking and daily service. This is the entry of the charter yacht spectrum for the Grenadines, and it rewards guests with a direct, personal experience of one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful island chains. Anchorages that feel remote are reached in short sails, and the smaller profile opens coves and bays inaccessible to deeper-draught superyachts. The passages between islands are gentle and mostly downwind, running south from Bequia to the Tobago Cays over five or six comfortable days. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent to the base rate, covering fuel, food, marina fees and provisions for the week. Peak season from December to April brings stable trade winds and settled conditions. The shoulder months from May to November offer the same anchorages with fewer yachts nearby and some scope for rate flexibility. Up to eight guests travel in dedicated cabins and have daily access to the sea via the stern, whether snorkelling at the Tobago Cays, swimming at Mayreau or simply drifting off the back of the boat in calm water.
