Delta Marine builds semi-custom and custom motor yachts in Seattle, Washington, and has been producing yachts from 30 to 70 metres since 1966. Their vessels are built in fibreglass or composite and share a distinctive Pacific Northwest aesthetic: clean lines, functional proportions, and an engineering bias toward reliability and sea-keeping rather than visual spectacle.
Three Delta Marine yachts cruise in or near Turks and Caicos during the winter charter season. They typically fall in the 35 to 50-metre range, offering well-planned interior arrangements with four or five guest cabins, large main deck salons, and exterior spaces designed for active use. American-built charter yachts in this size tend to carry generous watertoy and tender packages, and Delta Marine is no exception.
Charter rates for Delta Marine yachts in Turks and Caicos typically run from 55,000 to 120,000 euros per week. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisions and running costs. Peak season pricing applies from mid-December through late March, with the spring shoulder months offering lower rates and often better anchorage availability.
Delta Marine yachts are practical Caribbean charter boats, built to cover distance and handle a range of sea states without fuss. From Providenciales, a Delta Marine can work the full Caicos chain in a comfortable three-day programme or push offshore to the Bahamas or Dominican Republic if the itinerary calls for it.
