Westport builds large fibreglass motor yachts in Washington State, bringing American engineering discipline and hospitality values to the charter market at a price point that offers serious yacht capability without the premium of European custom steel construction. Their yachts in the 40 to 50-metre range are consistent performers in the Caribbean, valued by charter guests for their space, reliability and crew.
Three Westport yachts cruise in or near Turks and Caicos during the winter charter season. They are typically in the 40-metre range, offering four or five guest cabins, a large main salon with panoramic windows, and a sun deck configured for outdoor living. Fibreglass construction keeps the profile clean and maintenance predictable, and the twin-engine drive trains are specified for Caribbean range.
Charter rates for Westport yachts in Turks and Caicos typically run from 55,000 to 100,000 euros per week, making them among the more accessible options in the Caribbean superyacht segment for groups seeking a properly equipped motor yacht of this size. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisions and running costs. Peak season applies from December through March.
Turks and Caicos suits a Westport well. The Caicos Bank is a comfortable operating environment, Grace Bay is minutes from Leeward Marina, and the Caicos chain circuit is achievable in a comfortable five days at a pace that leaves time for swimming and diving at each anchorage.
