Lurssen of Bremen has built landmark superyachts for more than a century, producing some of the most complex and capable vessels afloat in the 50 to 140 metre range. Each build is a bespoke commission engineered to individual owner specifications that frequently include helicopter pads, submersibles, beach clubs and vast tender garages. Chartering one of these vessels from Trellis Bay places a floating resort in anchorages that smaller yachts can only approach from a distance.
Four Lurssen yachts are available for charter from Trellis Bay, spanning 55 to 90 metres and accommodating ten to twenty guests in palatial stateroom suites attended by crews of fifteen to thirty. Amenities vary by vessel but typically include swimming pools, dedicated watertoy decks, cinema rooms and beach club platforms that open directly to the sea.
Weekly rates for Lurssen yachts in the Caribbean range from 200,000 euros for a 55-metre vessel to well over 500,000 euros for the largest in the fleet. The advance provisioning allowance runs at 30 percent, covering substantial fuel bills, high-quality provisioning and all on-board costs. Peak winter weeks book years in advance, and broker coordination is essential.
Lurssen yachts depart Trellis Bay with the full BVI and wider Caribbean open ahead. Deep-water capability suits the open anchorages of Anegada and the outer islands, while their size creates an on-board experience that destination-hopping alone cannot replicate.
