Feadship is the standard by which all other motor yacht builders are measured. Built by a consortium of Dutch yards and owned by the Van Lent family, Feadship has produced every yacht to a fully custom specification since 1949, and no two hulls are the same. In Turks and Caicos, their presence during the winter season signals the seriousness of this destination in the global charter market.
Twenty Feadship yachts cruise in or near Turks and Caicos during the Caribbean winter charter season, one of the highest concentrations of a single yard in any Caribbean destination. They span from 40-metre semi-displacement vessels built in the 1990s to 80-metre current-build flagships, with interior design by the leading architects of each era and engineering maintained to factory standards throughout.
Charter rates for Feadship yachts in Turks and Caicos range from around 100,000 to over 500,000 euros per week depending on size, age and specification. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisions, berthing and crew expenses. Peak season pricing applies from mid-December through late March.
The quality of a Feadship charter is defined by the yacht as much as the destination. In Turks and Caicos, that quality is matched by some of the clearest water in the Caribbean, anchorages that remain relatively uncrowded even in peak season, and passages of a scale that suits a vessel built to cover serious offshore distance.
