Delta Marine is a Seattle-based American shipyard that produces custom composite motor yachts noted for their seakeeping, generous volume and distinctive Pacific Northwest construction quality. The three Delta Marine yachts available for charter around Tobago Cays offer guests a North American approach to superyacht building: practical layouts, robust engineering and interiors designed by leading American interior firms.
Delta Marine yachts in the Caribbean charter fleet typically span 35 to 60 metres, constructed in fibreglass composite for weight efficiency and straightforward maintenance. Exterior profiles tend to be lower and sportier than European equivalents of similar length, with large aft decks and flybridge levels suited to outdoor entertaining in the Grenadines’ reliably warm climate. Guest cabins run to five or six, each with private en-suite bathrooms.
Weekly charter rates for Delta Marine yachts in the Caribbean range from approximately 60,000 to 180,000 euros. The Advance Provisioning Allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel for daily island passages, provisions and wine, berthing at Union Island and any water-toy rentals during the cruise. December through April is peak Caribbean season, when steady northeast trades make conditions ideal across the Grenadines.
Tobago Cays is reached from Union Island in under an hour, entering through the northern channel into the national park lagoon. Delta Marine charters typically anchor between Baradal Island and Petit Rameau, using the tender to access Horseshoe Reef for snorkelling. Petit Bateau, Jamesby and Petit Tabac extend the park circuit over two or three days before a passage to Mayreau’s Salt Whistle Bay or south to Palm Island.
