Turks and Caicos yacht charter at 100,000 euros per week opens a well-appointed fleet in the 35 to 45 metre range, crewed by five or six professionals and capable of accommodating up to eight guests. The Turks and Caicos Islands are among the finest yacht charter destinations in the world, combining some of the Caribbean’s clearest and most dramatically coloured water with an extraordinary diversity of anchorages, from busy Grace Bay on Providenciales to uninhabited cays and reef systems throughout the island chain. The calm prevailing conditions and protected anchorages make the Turks and Caicos an ideal destination for motor and sailing yachts alike. The 100,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30,000 euros covers fuel, food, wine, berthing and incidentals. Total spend for a week in the Turks and Caicos at this level falls between 128,000 and 140,000 euros. December through April is the peak charter season, with calm seas and consistent sunshine. A typical itinerary uses Providenciales as its base, visiting Grace Bay for swimming and snorkelling, then heading west to West Caicos, a largely uninhabited island with excellent diving and beautiful beaches. Pine Cay to the northwest of Provo is a quiet private island with clean white sand. Chalk Sound, a protected inland lagoon with vivid turquoise water, is one of the most photographed locations in the island group.
