Turks and Caicos yacht charter at 200,000 euros per week opens a fleet of 23 superyachts in the 40 to 55 metre range, crewed by eight or more professionals and equipped with the amenities that define the superyacht experience. The Turks and Caicos Islands provide an exceptional setting for yachts of this size: the water colour is extraordinary, anchorages are uncrowded even in peak season, and the reef diving and snorkelling accessible by tender are among the finest in the Caribbean. Beach clubs with direct water access, extensive watertoy packages and restaurant-quality provisioning are standard at this level. The 200,000 euro weekly fee covers the yacht and crew for seven nights. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 60,000 euros covers fuel, food, wine and all harbour costs. Total spend for a Turks and Caicos week at this level falls between 255,000 and 275,000 euros. December through April is peak season with consistently calm, sunny conditions throughout the island group. Yachts of 40 to 55 metres move comfortably between the island group’s key anchorages. West Caicos is the standout dive destination, its western wall dropping steeply in exceptional visibility. Grace Bay on Providenciales has excellent restaurants and beach clubs accessible by tender. Chalk Sound on the southwest of Providenciales provides an extraordinary shallow turquoise lagoon. Half Moon Bay is the most tranquil anchorage in the group. Sapodilla Bay on the south of Provo is sheltered and beautiful.
