Feadship is the benchmark against which other superyacht builders are measured. The Dutch consortium, operating from the Holland Jachtbouw and Royal van Lent yards in the Netherlands, produces fully custom steel and aluminium yachts that set the standard for engineering precision, interior craftsmanship and long-term value retention. The twenty Feadship yachts available for charter in the Tobago Cays region make this one of the largest and most prestigious fleets in the Caribbean.
Feadship charter yachts span approximately 45 to 90 metres, each unique in exterior design and interior specification. Hulls are engineered at the yard with a precision that allows them to hold resale value better than almost any other superyacht brand. Interior designers commissioned by successive owners include some of the world’s most recognised names, and the result is a fleet where no two yachts share an aesthetic. Common attributes include stabilisers at anchor and underway, large beach clubs and spacious outdoor entertaining areas.
Weekly charter rates for Feadship yachts in the Caribbean range from approximately 150,000 to 500,000 euros, reflecting the size and specification range of the fleet. The APA of around 30 percent covers fuel, provisions and wine, berthing at Union Island and dockage throughout the Grenadines. December to April is peak season, and the most sought-after Feadship charters book twelve months or more in advance.
Tobago Cays provides an ideal setting for a Feadship charter in the Grenadines. The yacht anchors in the protected lagoon between Baradal Island and Petit Rameau, with the beach club providing direct access to Horseshoe Reef for snorkelling with sea turtles. Petit Bateau, Jamesby and Petit Tabac complete the national park circuit, and sails to Mayreau, Mustique and Bequia extend the week northward.
