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Caribbean yacht charters - one resource for every luxury charter yacht

The proven resource for crewed yacht charter in the caribbean.

From the moment you contact us, you will be helped by an experienced and knowledgeable specialist who will take the time to understand your unique needs and preferences for your caribbean vacation. They will be your dedicated specialist and our exceptional personal service will answer every question.

The largest choice of crewed Caribbean yachts?

Absolutely, with our relationships built over decades we truly do have access to EVERY crewed private charter yacht based in, or visiting, every part of the Caribbean.

Whatever the type of yacht for your Caribbean charter, your vacation budget, or the size of your party, our specialists will guide you in choosing the ideal yacht for your Caribbean charter. It's your vacation to explore the islands the very best way possible - on a Caribbean charter yacht.

Browse different types of Charter Yachts in the Caribbean

Motor Yachts

This category of Caribbean yachts include mega yachts, super yachts, and all sizes of power yachts. With the maximum space for guests, both inside and out, these types of yachts offer excellent vacations. You can choose from a fast, agile yacht, one that is high-end and luxurious, a yacht with a classic design, or one that is contemporary. This is one of the many choices you’ll have when you plan your vacation. See some yachts:-

Crewed Catamarans are very popular in the Caribbean , especially in the BVIs. Catamarans offer ample deck space that allows everyone to relax together during their charter, sharing the same views throughout the voyage. Caribbean catamarans can typically accommodate between 6 and 12 guests. See some yachts:-

Sailing Yachts

If you are looking for a winter getaway, there is no better place to charter a sailing yacht than the Caribbean! Feel the warm, tropical breeze on your face. Experience the exhilaration as the wind fills the sails and the yacht is suddenly moved along by just the wind. Savor the magnificent beauty of the Caribbean as you sail silently from one island to the next. Although typically offering smaller spaces for guests, sailboats deliver a truly unique caribbean charter vacations . See some yachts:-

Sample Charter Yachts in the Caribbean

ODYSSEA. The 59' sailing catamaran Odyssea is ready to take you and your guests on your next adventure. Throughout she offers relaxing areas to lounge and enjoy the voyage, while enjoying the company of others or absorbing the serenity of the sea. Her spacious cockpit area offers large dining table, sun pad across the back, and wet bar. See ODYSSEA:-

SOUTH. Get ready for adventure when you step on board the 180' mega yacht South. You and your guests will find plenty to do, as she offers plentiful spaces for lying out to enjoy the sun, enjoying a movie or game in the sky lounge, working out in the Techno gym with an amazing view, or enjoying the on deck Jacuzzi and watersports. See SOUTH:-

IMPULSE. The beautifully maintained motor yacht Impulse offers 87 feet of opulence at sea. She features three well-appointed cabins, a main salon, a bow with sunpads, flybridge with Jacuzzi, and a full complement of watersports including water skis, wakeboard, standup paddleboards, fishing gear, and the list goes on. See IMPULSE:-

LIQUID SKY. The 67' sailing catamaran Liquid Sky was launched in 2024 by Fountaine Pajot. With four cabins, she accommodates as many as eight guests, and offers a number of places for you to hang out and enjoy the journey, including on the bow soaking in the in deck Jacuzzi, up on the flybridge taking in the views, or on the aft deck with al fresco dining. See LIQUID SKY:-

MARIAH PRINCESS III. The 77' Lagoon built sailing cat Mariah Princess III was built in 2020. She offers two queen cabins and two king cabins, all en-suite. The master cabin has a private deck, the flybridge offers an on deck Jacuzzi, and she has a generous complement of watersports, including onboard SCUBA. See MARIAH PRINCESS III:-

TRUE STORY. The 67' sailing catamaran True Story is ready to give you and your guests a fun and exciting charter in the beautiful waters of the Caribbean. She offers a spacious main salon, large cockpit with al fresco dining and lounge, and flybridge with conversational area. You and your guests can also enjoy a long list of water toys throughout your journey. See TRUE STORY:-

The British Virgin Islands include Tortola, Jost Van Dyke, Virgin Gorda, and more. There’s no better way to experience the waters and beaches of the BVI's than on a private Caribbean charter with a full crew to pamper you. Of all the islands in the Caribbean, the Virgins are furthest north. This makes them very convenient due to the proximity to San Juan and due to their direct flights from the United States. Catamaran sailing vacations and crewed sailing charters are very popular in the islands, and their protected waters make them a favorite spot for guests that are taking their first private Caribbean yacht charter. To learn more about them:

The U.S. Virgin Islands consist mainly of the three large islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John. With lovely bays, long beaches, lush nature preserves, fabulous diving spots, and excellent, onshore evening entertainment, many choose to vacation in the USVI’s. Caribbean charters often visit both the BVI’s and USVI’s during the same week, as they are close to one another and the waters are generally calmer than in other parts of the Caribbean. They in general are also home to the largest fleet of crewed, all-inclusive, luxury catamarans. To find out more about them:

The Leewards are situated in the middle of the Caribbean Island chain. The major airports are located on St. Maarten and Antigua. Due to the English, Dutch, and French influences everywhere you look, they exhibit the best example of cultural sophistication anywhere within the Caribbean. If you are looking to see where the rich and famous go on vacation, you will want to visit the island of St. Barts; for many this is a must stop for a Caribbean yacht charter. Many mega yachts are available for rental in St. Maarten, as it has become a popular mega yacht Caribbean base for the winter. To learn more about the Leewards:

The Grenadines are also called The Windward Islands. Oftentimes our guests will choose a sailing charter over a motor yacht when in the Grenadines, due to the more constant tropical breezes that occur. The islands are much less developed than the rest of the Caribbean, and the inhabitants live on their own time schedule, which enhances the feeling of getting away. The northern most island accessible by air is ST. Vincent, while the southern tip’s major airport is on Grenada. There are fewer Caribbean charter yachts based here; however, occasionally some charter yachts are happy to relocate in order to offer a vacation that happens a little off the beaten path. To find out more about the Grenadines:

What Type of Charter Yacht?

There are all types of Caribbean yacht charters available, including mega yachts, power yachts, catamarans, and sailboats. We have helped countless clients choose the right charter yacht, learning what features and amenities make a difference on caribbean charter yachts. Learn more about different types of Caribbean yachts.

Where Can You Go?

Typically you’ll choose between the Virgins, Leewards, and the Grenadines to charter your yacht. Beyond the region, it is your Caribbean to explore. It’s important for you to remember that there is no cruise ship itinerary to worry about! Your itinerary will be custom designed specifically for you, with you, and is flexible to changes during your charter. We have put together some samples for you to get an idea of what you might like to do while on vacation in the Caribbean. Interested in seeing a sample cruise itinerary ?

Find Your Perfect Yacht for a Caribbean yacht charter

To see the Caribbean yachts we have in our online database, please select a yacht type and your budget below. Please keep in mind that we do not have every available yacht online. There are many more yachts available for you to choose from when you contact one of our specialists.

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Caribbean Charters - When To Go.

One of the lovely things about the Caribbean is that the temperatures remain consistent throughout the year; however, there are some other weather considerations that you will want to factor in when making your caribbean yachting vacation plans. Read More....

Vacations here are most popular between November and July.

If you are thinking of a megayacht, you will want to keep in mind that many of these private yachts which are Caribbean based in winter leave in the late spring and early summer months. They will return again in early winter; however, this does limit their availability. To charter a mega yacht, you will want to make sure that you do so well in advance.

Motor, sail, or catamaran yachts, on the other hand, often have selections available year round. Holidays like Christmas, New Year’s, and Easter do need to be planned for as early as possible as these are very popular charter times.

The availability for Caribbean charters can also be affected by the weather in other climates, for instance, when the severity of the weather is bad in the United States or Europe, especially between January and February, the charters are often booked. This is due to many clients looking for a break from the cold.

What Do Our Clients Say About The Caribbean?

Are you excited yet? You should be! Our clients have enjoyed fantastic Caribbean vacations. There is an endless number of places to visit in the Caribbean, from smaller islands to absolutely must be seen locations like St. Barts. Read some of our Caribbean charter reviews from clients who booked a Caribbean charter with us.

Ready to learn more about Caribbean charters?

We are specialists who will make your trip a reflection of our expertise! We know clients need to be confident in their charter vacation plans, so we encourage our clients to benefit from the knowledge base we’ve been building for years. You’ll speak to an authority on Caribbean charters without any obligation on your end.

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Caribbean Yacht Charter

The Caribbean Sea offers more than 700 islands to choose from and to sail around during your next Caribbean boat charters experience. Sailing the Caribbean caters to all tastes.

Explore the finest white sandy beaches and hidden coves, the most transparent blue waters on the Caribbean boats that make feel you more comfortable.

A Caribbean boat charter always reserves you to enjoy a 5 stars resort atmosphere, while also being able to enjoy and deeply explore the nature and secrets of the various islands in the area. Every paradisiac island, atoll, and beach of the Caribbean is an excellent option, wherever you will sail, the Caribbean will reserve you your lifetime yacht charter.

You can choose to cruise in the enchanting British Virgin Islands , embarking in Tortola, or to hire a yacht in the Windward Islands , better known as Dominica, St Lucia , Grenada, St Vincent, and the Grenadines and Martinique . Sailing west you will encounter the fascinating Cayman Islands , close to Jamaica and Cuba , where you join Havana or Cienfuegos.

While the southern and eastern coasts of Antigua and the striking Barbuda are enclosed by corals, ensuring ideal conditions for shallow diving and extraordinary snorkeling. The same coral reefs that once wrecked ships, now attract snorkelers and scuba divers from all over the world. And separated by just a few miles off the coast, Barbuda 's fascinating little island.

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MOTOR YACHT RENTAL CARIBBEAN

The most luxurious and extraordinary new private super and mega power yachts are available for exclusive crewed charters in the Caribbean . Select the motor yacht charter in the Caribbean that suits all your demands: hire a yacht with water toys, chef, jacuzzi, helicopter, fitness center, and diving courses aboard. Enquire now about your private yacht charter Caribbean .

CATAMARAN CHARTER CARIBBEAN

Bareboat, skippered, and crewed catamaran charter the Caribbean for the day, 5 days, week, and 14 days catamaran rental Caribbean . Luxury and fully equipped catamarans up to 110 feet, spacious and comfortable, with flybridge, cook, hostess, jet ski, and air conditioning all-inclusive Caribbean yacht charters. From 4 to 10 cabins catamarans for your best Caribbean sailing holidays.

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Sailing the Caribbean aboard new boats in top conditions is a must: we provide the best bareboat, crewed and skippered sailboat rental Caribbean sailing vacations from 30 feet to 200 feet and 6 guests cabins. Caribbean sailing cruise aboard monohull Caribbean boats from the main bases of Leeward, Virgin and Windward Islands.

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The best selection of yachts for Caribbean boat charter includes extremely luxury cruises aboard power and sailing vessels with crew, for the most extraordinary, prestigious and regal experiences, getting the most exclusive services from your impeccable staff. Or opt for freedom and rent sailboat or catamaran in bareboat for your next sailing trips Caribbean.

Your yachting vacation in the Caribbean

Experience the boat rental Caribbean of a lifetime aboard our ultimate selection of luxury, comprehensive, professionally crewed catamarans, sailing or power charter yachts in the Caribbean.

We will suite you with a charter yacht that best matches your budget and all the needs of your group. Our yacht charters permit you to enjoy everything from line-of-sight sailing in the Caribbean's clear turquoise waters.

Or if you are looking for bareboat charter Caribbean, enjoy the freedom of a self-captained sailing vacation in the Caribbean calm waters. Board your luxury plot your course, catamaran, and island-hop through paradise at your own pace. Create your private own charter experience, aboard your high-performance sailboat or catamaran.

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During your Caribbean yacht cruise itinerary, get to Grenadines and Saint Vincent , just the name evokes visions of exotic island and beach life. Close your eyes and imagine a stretch of white sand and crystal clear ocean, just you and your loved ones. Or sail in Antigua , enjoying sunsets and breathtaking views. Or if you are looking for the most exclusive Caribbean yacht charter destinations, cruise to St Barth and St Marteen.

For some time the Caribbean has been the charter destination, a park that promises steady trade winds, warm seas, sparkling colors, and, of course, as many variations of rum punch as there are beachside bartenders to mix them.

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British Virgin Islands

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Enjoy your Yacht Rental in the Caribbean

You will enjoy excellent weather, breathtaking sights and a culture that encourages smiling, relaxation and romance. You, your family and loved ones will have a great time while also enjoying plenty of opportunities to sneak off alone and enjoy each others.

During a private yacht charter in the Caribbean , each Island is a breathtaking and lifetime surprise, always different and more exciting than the previous one. One island leads to another. Breathtaking, serene, and a vast expanse of lucid blue waters that let your eyes travel beyond and afar – such is the charisma of a Caribbean yacht charter voyage. 5,000 idyllic islands adorn the place in endless clusters.

Discover the hidden archipelago of Cuba or enjoy the 180 miles of the white sand beach of Abacos! The Caribbean hosts a number of tropical islands such as Bahamas, Barbados, Leeward Islands, Caicos, Windward, and Turks islands. The Bahamas itself hosts 700 islands, and Antigua comes with 365 beaches. Every island boasts a unique culture and portrays vibrancy in its landscapes.

Moreover, travelers shall also get to savor the multifarious cuisines in these places, each more delicious than the other. Most of the islands host hidden beaches, dive shops, and sheltered anchorages. The Virgin Islands , Grenadines , Nevis, St. Martin , and Anguilla are popular spots to hit on a vacation. So? Wait no more and set sail ASAP!

Catamaran Charter in the Caribbean

One of the most popular modes of embarking on a yacht charter in Caribbean Islands is a catamaran. These catamarans, giving a luxurious feel, offer extensive platforms coupled with private en-suite cabins for the guests.

They also possess easy access through sugar scoops to the water and many luxurious indulgences such as shaded cockpits, forward trampolines, and in some cases, bridge decks in the upper fly as well. If you want solo cruising, then bareboat catamarans are the best! Why? Because they allow much more freedom to move around the deck and along the islands! Moreover, they consist of seating aft, thus, providing enough space to relax. With your sailing license, get set for your voyage soon!

When you have decided to opt for a yacht charter in Caribbean Islands, we promise that our rental services won’t squeeze your pocket! We provide a wide range of catamarans of every size and model to fit your requisites. Sail to your heart’s content and explore the exotic islands of Barbuda and Antigua, the US Virgin Islands and more.

Super Yachts in the Caribbean Islands

When it comes to crewed motor yachts, we know how deluxe your vacation needs to be! Sail away in the gorgeous turquoise blue Caribbean waters by chartering our crewed motor yachts and enjoy the five-star resort experience. You shall cruise comfortably, and your crew including the captain & the chef will assure your voyage to be an unforgettable one! The small motor yachts are perfect for a one-day cruise and can speed up to 40-50 knots. The larger ones are suitable for a 7 days Caribbean yacht charter itinerary.

Here, we have an expert team of veteran skippers who ensure that the voyage is safe. Be it with your friends or family, hire our motorboats and visit the best of the Caribbean islands such as Trinidad, Tobago, British Virgin Islands , St. Barts , Jamaica, and many more.

The Bahamas

The Bahamas should be a must-visit place for any adventurous soul who is also keen on history. This is an archipelagic state with many islands that cover over 470,000 square kilometers of ocean. It joins the Caribbean with the United States’ coastal reached and especially Florida . This place sure has an intriguing history that tells how the British ousted the cunning pirates from its shores. The walls of Fort Charlotte and the neoclassical patterns of Bahamian Parliament are wonders to look at.

Turks and Caicos

The Cockburn Town’s salt-washed jetties, idyllic Providenciales, 300 mini islets placed amidst the Lucayan Archipelago and what not! What else could you find in this intrepid island? This U-shaped land portrays pirate carvings that date back to the 19th century. Its sprawling coral gardens are the perfect scuba diving spots. Many of the islets are mere sandbanks or even rough rock pillars which rise above the Caribbean Sea waters.

Antigua and Barbuda

Any yacht charter in Caribbean Islands will take you to these places for sure. Located in the middle of Leeward Islands, this duo quips for being one of the most favorite tourist spots in the Caribbean area. Pearl white beaches of the Shirley Heights Lookout located in Antigua along with its soothing palm forests indeed make this colonial town a serene place to hop in. As for enjoying solitude in real bliss, Barbuda proves to be the right spot for solo travelers.

Dominican Republic

Stretched across two-thirds of Hispaniola Island, the Dominican Republic is a convenient travel spot especially for North Americans. Santo Domingo, its capital, boasts a lot of attractions, and tourists usually flock in as they can indulge in many activities here! Arid deserts, lush rainforest and divine alpine ranges make this terrain an exotic and diverse spot to visit. The historic colonial architecture of this village and the remarkable mountain retreats are a vision to behold! If you stop in the capital for a day to two, then do relish the colonial-era relics of the place.

Adventure! This is the one word that defines Haiti. Unlike the other Caribbean islands, this place is all about exploring and experiencing nature’s best. The turquoise waters of Labadee, Jacmel’s palm-fringed beaches, Citadelle Laferriere’s juggernaut walls and many more places make Haiti a wild and adventurous zone for everyone. Thus, it becomes a must-go spot on your Caribbean yacht charter itinerary! Amidst the scarlet sunsets, pinkish dawns, and tranquil dusks, nature shall truly become yours when you set sail on the waters of the Caribbean.

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The Your Boat Holiday 's Caribbean Yacht Charter Managers check and update our selection of sailing and power yachts regularly, establishing long-lasting relationships with crew staff and local operators. That's the reason why our team is professionally placed to offer you tailor-made and transparent support for your boat rental Caribbean . We developed more than twenty years of charter experiences in the Caribbean Sea, which allow us to achieve always our customer 100% satisfaction and to maintain fruitful cooperations with our highly qualified partners.

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Super Yacht Charter Destinations in the Caribbean Caribbean are the true paradise for super yacht charter. Avoiding Hurricane season, one will find perfect sailing conditions at all times. The unprecedented variety of islands, varied nature, crystal clear waters, and opportunity to enjoy best of snorkelling, diving and other watersports is what makes this yachting region. Western and East Caribbean: The region is divided into Eastern and Western Caribbean with most yachts usually being based or visiting Eastern Caribbean. Countries in the Western Caribbean, namely Mexico, Belize, Cuba, Jamaica and Cayman Islands count as remote super yacht charter destinations. The most popular destinations in the Eastern Caribbean are British Virgin Islands, Anguila, St Baarths and St Martin or further South, Saint Lucia and The Grenadines. MotorYacht Charters: Motor yacht charter will usually offer opportunity to visit most of these, while sailing yacht charters will either concentrate on visiting some of these or indeed concentrating only on one group of islands, unless it is a longer term charter. In any case, these destinations are well covered with a variety of super yachts and you are bound to find the most suitable yacht for your next charter as long as we look at best offers at least a few months ahead. General information: Peak season – December - April Best time to go – January, February, March Avoid – September, October TOP recommendations: BVI's The best place for first yacht charters Safe, secure and beautiful Constant winds for sailing enthusiasts Anything a yacht charter guest can wish for can usually be found here Wonderful North Sound anchorage for luxury yachts Barbados The only coral island in the Caribbean Colonial infrastructure in Bridgetown Mangrove forrests with monkeys Rum refinery, the Mount Grey Beautiful white sand beaches St Barths Glitzy, show off location Best shopping and racing High end restaurants and Bucket Regatta every March Most popular Colombier Bay anchorage Anguilla Probably the most exclusive location in the Caribbean venture of a lifetime Spectaular Sandy Ground anchorage with Johnno's and Pumphouse restaurants Antigua Hundreds of sand beaches Carlisle Bay as one of the most popular superyacht anchorages Cades Reef dive site Guadeloupe A destinations on its own Anchorage of Bourg des Saintes on Iles des Saintes archipelago nearby (10nm) Saint Lucia Soufriere, the only drive-in volcano Tropical forrests and Rodney Bay Twin peaks or the Pitons The St Vincent & the Grenadines Remote location, yet close enough Perfect natural setting Beautiful Tobago Cays, a UNESCO World Heritage Site The Wallilabou anchorage for luxury yachts in St Vincent (Pirates of the CARIBBEAN movie) Trinity Falls and Vermon Nature Trail Sleepy anchorage at the Friendship bay on Bequia island Grenada Prickly Bay or L'Anse aux Epines anchorage in the South Grand Etang National Park Grand Anse beach

Bahamas Dream location, swimming with dolphins, relaxing on hammock Island country of colonial history, festivals, music and most luxurious villas

Florida Ultimate party resort of Miami Beach Seclusion of Florida keys Panama: With both, Pacific and Atlantic Ocean destinations, Panama is unique To read more about other major sailing destinations for luxury yachts, please click here: Mediterranean SuperYacht Charters INDIAN OCEAN Luxury Yacht Charters South Pacific Sailing Destinations ATLANTIC yacht charter destinations: To book a luxury yacht charter in the Atlantic Ocean, please contact us now.

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Extending southeast from the Gulf of Mexico into the warm expanse of the Atlantic is the Caribbean, an exotic region characterized by more than 700 unique islands, spectacular reefs and isolated cays. Dotted throughout this archipelago is a mixture of larger, inhabited islands that curve around the Caribbean Sea, each one distinctive in its character but all with that quintessential Caribbean charm. Having established itself as a long-term favourite for superyacht charters, the Caribbean has an all-encompassing allure that has an undeniable air of elegance and sophistication in addition to an unceremonious carefree feel.   

Marked by sweeping white sand beaches, turquoise waters, shimmering reefs and lush vegetation, the Caribbean is in a class of its own. Combined with humble, sweet hospitality, and the unmistakable sound of a good reggae beat, it is no wonder why superyachts and their guests choose to come back time and again. From Barbados to Antigua, each island has its own distinct character, however they all share a unique bond. One that is rooted in the region’s diverse history, authentic charm and the laid-back vibe the Caribbean is famous for.  

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Do as little or as much as you please on a crewed superyacht charter in the Caribbean. Feast on sumptuous cuisine, discover a rich culture and heritage, and enjoy a warm and friendly welcome to the Caribbean’s many exciting island destinations.

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An island of hidden coves and inlets, where sugar-white sand beaches and vibrant coral reefs are waiting to be explored.

Envelop yourself in the magic of the Caribbean. Explore magnificent plantation houses, feast on delectable Creole cuisine, or ‘jump up’ at one of St Kitts’ legendary carnivals.

An off-the-beaten-track destination for those in search of true island bliss. Discover exquisite natural beauty married with island charm.

The winter playground of the world’s rich and famous, and the place to see and be seen. St Barths is elegantly chic.

Where dreamlike Caribbean escapes are made. Soak up the sun on pink-hued beaches with some of the bluest waters on earth.

Welcome to the quiet life. A paradisiacal escape made for relaxation.

Discover laid back luxury on this tiny dual-nation island. St. Martin is a crowd pleaser.

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Yacht Charter in The Caribbean

Embark on your Caribbean or Bahamas yacht charter and discover sparkling turquoise waters, sweeping sandy beaches and a blissfully laid-back lifestyle. These two archipelagos scattered between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea are primed with balmy breezes that will kiss your cheeks and swaying palm trees that provide you with shade during a Caribbean or Bahamian yacht charter. Cruise the Caribbean archipelago’s continuous arc of islands from the Grenadines in the south to the stunning Leeward Islands, including St. Kitts, and the Virgin Islands in the north. If you’re keen to cruise further north, the Turks and Caicos or the crystal-clear waters of The Bahamas will welcome you with friendly smiles and warm seas. Whichever Caribbean idyll you choose, these cruising grounds provide a haven for waterborne travelers.

Immerse yourself in the allure of the Caribbean with insights from Charter Broker Adam Fitzmaurice in this engaging interview. Adam, a seasoned expert at Northrop & Johnson, delves into the unique charm and opulence of this iconic tropical destination.

Caribbean Elegance on the Waves: A Yacht Charter Voyage through Island Splendors

Awaken even the dullest of senses during your Caribbean yacht charter. You will delight in discovering the brilliant colors, warmth and easy charm of the Caribbean islands, a mélange of the vibrant cultures that have washed over their shores for centuries. Dutch, French, British, Spanish and North American influences abound, making the islands truly cosmopolitan. Covering a vast area, they offer countless cruising possibilities for your winter or summer yacht charter holiday.

From the alluring Virgin Islands to St.Kitts in the Leeward Islands, the sand-fringed Grenadines or the Turks and Caicos, you have hundreds of islands to choose from offering dramatic scenery, fantastic watersports, world-class cuisine, fascinating history and welcoming locals. The dazzling sands of The Bahamas invite you to enjoy total relaxation year-round. A playground for superyachts, you’ll have to cruise the islands many times to visit all of the 700 islands and cays, which are best explored from the water.

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Whether you are looking to welcome in the New Year in St. Barths or to rejuvenate in the Exumas, the warm temperatures and steady tradewinds make these varied tropical islands a hotspot for both motor and sailing yachts. Your Northrop & Johnson charter expert will be able to recommend the best itinerary for your preferred activities and help you find the perfect yacht.

Best destinations for a Caribbean yachting vacation

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Why charter a yacht in the Caribbean this winter?

• The year-round tropical climate, sun-drenched days, and warm waters are ideal for swimming.
• Just a few hours from the US with regular international flights & private jet services.
• Crystal-clear waters make the Caribbean an ideal place to make the most of your yacht’s tenders and water toys.
• Exclusive beach clubs, refined resorts, and award-winning restaurants. 
• Superb choice of island destinations to suit all types of desired charter experiences. Cruise the Windward and Leeward Islands or opt for under-the-radar destinations.
• Fantastic diving and superb visibility; dive healthy coral reefs and shipwrecks teeming with colorful marine life.
• Picturesque white sandy beaches fringed by palm trees and lapped by striking azure blue waters; the Caribbean is the ultimate paradisal destination.

Top destinations to Charter a Yacht in the Caribbean

Leeward Islands

If you crave a Caribbean idyll with white-sand beaches, lush rainforests, Caribbean charm and a touch of chic luxury, then a Leeward Islands yacht charter is for you. Both ashore and on the water, these islands offer an exotic concoction of modern panache and relaxation.

St. Maarten

Experience the island’s exceptional beaches, offering fine white sands and bright turquoise waters. Explore St. Maarten by yacht charter and discover find your secluded, private beach paradise.

British Virgin Islands

On a quintessential British Virgin Islands yacht charter, you can expect coral reefs, stunning beaches, incredible land-based activities and natural wonders. With a balmy climate, steady easterly trade winds and an abundance of sheltered anchorages in the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands were made for the waterborne.

US Virgin Islands

Miles of sparkling, sandy beaches, safe waters, unparalleled dive sites and a constant gentle breeze make a US Virgin Islands yacht charter the perfect vacation. From the bustling harbor front of Charlotte Amalie on St Thomas to St. Croix and St. John and many smaller islets and cays, the US Virgin Islands provide some of the most beautiful and well-protected anchorages in the world.

St. Kitts & Nevis

A hidden jewel among the archipelago of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean, St. Kitts hits the sweet spot in terms of location and amenities for the yachting sector. The island is perfectly positioned for a relaxing few days ashore during a cruise through the Leeward Island chain. Alternatively, combining St. Kitts, and the neighboring island of Nevis, in one itinerary offers a laid-back Caribbean experience that cannot be found on many of the surrounding islands.

Windward Islands

Sprinkled between the volcanic peaks of St. Lucia and Grenada are a trail of palm-studded sandbars, coral reefs and islets known as the Windward Islands. Here you’ll find abundant natural beauty, ample dive sites and some of the best fishing grounds in the world. Experience the Caribbean’s best-kept secret on a luxury yacht charter.

Experience the untapped Caribbean island of St. Lucia aboard a luxury yacht charter and discover UNESCO world heritage sites, pitons, vast forests, unbelievable scuba diving and snorkeling, and some of the world’s finest fishing.

The Grenadines

Your relaxation is imminent among the stunning islands of The Grenadines. From quiet harbors to volcanic vistas, your luxury yacht charter of The Grenadines promises pure paradise and more.

If you’re seeking a Caribbean paradise that is synonymous with complete solitude, look no further than Anguilla. This captivating destination beckons those seeking solace in the Caribbean, and experiencing it during a luxury yacht charter takes this seclusion to new heights. Nestled north of St. Martin, Anguilla’s flat, low-lying terrain sets the stage for a serene getaway.

Renowned for its unrivaled ambiance and picture-perfect beaches, St. Barths exudes an air of flawless elegance. With a wealth of high-end shops, exquisite restaurants and five-star hotels, St. Barths stands as the ultimate playground for the affluent and renowned. Indulge in a holiday like no other with a luxury yacht charter to this bespoke paradise.

Antigua and Barbuda

Embark on a twin island paradise adventure with an Antigua and Barbuda yacht charter. Nestled in the heart of the Leeward Islands, these Caribbean gems offer limitless possibilities for your dream vacation.

Turks & Caicos

While the Turks & Caicos may not be considered a classic Caribbean cruising ground, its 41 islands offer an abundance of attractions for any yacht charter. While these isles are blessed with more than a touch of luxury, they remain, as yet, unspoiled and ready for you to discover.

Trinidad & Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago are a colorful pair of sister islands in the Caribbean that are well known for their rich culture of dance, music and celebrations. Their classic Caribbean atmosphere showcases turquoise waters that lap upon the golden sand and picturesque coconut trees swaying in the balmy breeze.

Dominican Republic

The Dominican Republic is renowned for its stunning azure waters, bustling nightlife and charming villages. A luxury yacht charter is the ideal way to experience this classic Caribbean gem that teems with lively music, breathtaking views and ornate architecture. You will be in awe of the effortless mixture of laid-back Caribbean ambiance and rich melting pot of cultures.

Known for its colorful streets, rich history and lively nightlife, Cuba is a destination for the charterer seeking fun, passion and to feel alive. A luxury yacht charter is the perfect way to explore this diverse topography, surrounded by the azure waves of the Caribbean Sea. Feel the warmth of the white sand between your toes and be engulfed by the warm breeze that flows from the lush mountains. The archipelagos dotted around the country make it ideal to be discovered via a luxury yacht charter.

Often considered the most charismatic of the Caribbean islands, discover the gem of the Lesser Antilles with a Barbados yacht charter. Enjoying a seductive climate year-round, it’s all too easy to settle into the soothing rhythm of Bajan life. From white beaches to a rum-infused party scene, Barbados is a truly iconic destination.

ABC Islands

Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao (ABC Islands) are an idyllic island trio that offers the complete, private Caribbean yacht charter experience without many other visitors.

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The sunny beaches and friendly locals of The Bahamian islands are ready to welcome you and your guests during a yacht charter any time of the year.

Find yourself sipping Champagne and ringing in the New Year among the glitterati that flock to the stunning French island of St. Barts every winter.

The British Virgin Islands offer it all during your yacht charter. Don the snorkeling gear, visit the famed grottoes Virgin Gorda’s Baths and be sure to down a painkiller from the Soggy Dollar Bar.

If you’re looking for a true escape into nature, St. Lucia’s natural wonders, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites, are sure to delight during your luxury yacht charter.

St. Vincent and 32 islands of the Grenadines are just some of the spectacular spots to visit during your Windward Islands yacht charter where you can relax and truly enjoy the sunshine.

Whether you choose to enjoy one of Antigua’s 365 beaches or discover the dual nation of St. Maarten/Sint Martin, a Leeward Islands yacht charter will never disappoint.

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With thousands of islands to explore in the Caribbean, a luxury yacht charter in the Caribbean is limited only by your imagination. The Caribbean can be largely broken down into four distinct regions: The Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, the Leeward Islands, and the Windward Islands. Each of these regions offers a myriad of opportunities for exploration, adventure, and relaxation. The charter brokers at Northrop & Johnson would be delighted to help you craft an incredible Caribbean yacht charter itinerary that matches your precise needs. Contact our team today. 

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The picturesque island of St. Lucia offers charterers a tropical paradise to explore. Soak up the sun on white sandy beaches, enjoy a thrilling zip-lining experience through the island’s lush tropical rainforest, wallow in the island’s volcanic mud baths, explore abandoned sugar plantations, or indulge in authentic island cuisine at local award-winning eateries.  

St. Vincent and the Grenadines 

St. Vincent and the Grenadines lie just south of St. Lucia and are part of an archipelago of 32 verdant tropical islands boasting picturesque coastlines peppered with sugar-white sand beaches and lush tropical interiors. Embrace casual glamour and reset to island time. Highlights include eco-tours of the island’s rainforest, swimming under tropical waterfalls, and the Old Hegg Turtle Sanctuary on the island of Bequia. 

The island of Mustique is a privately owned island and is part of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, offering a unique coastline that is lapped by both the Atlantic and Caribbean Seas. Mustique’s beauty and exclusive offerings make it a popular destination with VIPs and celebrities who are seeking barefoot elegance. Explore its untouched landscapes, enjoy crystal-clear waters, relax at the island’s beach bars, and unplug from the stresses of day-to-day life.

There is a beach for every day of the year on the island of Antigua, part of the Leeward Islands. Fringed by a coral reef, the waters of Antigua are wonderfully calm, making them great for swimming and making the most of your Caribbean yacht charter’s many water toys.  Beyond the beaches, you’ll find lush tropical rainforests, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and superb eateries, from rustic beach bars to fine dining. Antigua’s warm, steady winds also make it a great destination for sailing enthusiasts. 

Part of the three-island state of Barbuda, Antigua, and uninhabited Redonda, these islands are often enjoyed on a Caribbean yacht charter experience along with nearby St. Barths. The island of Barbuda is relatively untouched by tourism development, making it a great place to enjoy traditional Caribbean life and truly unwind.  The island is best known for its stunning pink-sand beaches along its Caribbean coastline and wonderful flora and fauna, including its Frigate Bird Sanctuary.

St. Kitts, or St. Christopher, is nestled in the West Indies and is known for its mix of volcanic black and golden sandy Caribbean beaches. The island offers a relaxed and carefree atmosphere where one can savor life’s simple pleasures. Enjoy soaking up the sun on the island’s pretty beaches, or enjoy a handcrafted cocktail and fresh catch of the day at one of the many local restaurants and beach-side bars. Make sure you leave time to ride the Sugar Train, a scenic railway route that was originally used to transport sugar. 

Unsure where to go in the Caribbean?

Northrop & Johnson specializes in crafting unique itineraries to the Caribbean. Our charter specialists will listen to your desired needs and then make suggestions on the best islands and experiences to enjoy. If you want to enjoy a luxury Caribbean yacht charter, contact our team today. 

Northrop & Johnson: The best Caribbean charter yachts

As a leading yacht charter specialist, Northrop & Johnson has access to the world’s finest luxury Caribbean yachts for charter by pedigree shipbuilders, including superyachts, motor yachts, sailing boats, and multi-hull vessels. Whether you want a yacht built for adventure or designed for family get-togethers, we can connect you with your ideal vessel. Contact our team of Caribbean yacht charter specialists today. 

Motor yacht charter in the Caribbean

A motor yacht charter in the Caribbean offers a truly stylish way to explore the region’s best island destinations. Luxury motor yachts offer superb volume, exceptional onboard amenities, and enhanced accessibility. Northrop & Johnson offers a superb selection of the very best motor yachts. Contact our Caribbean charter experts today.  

Caribbean sailing vacation

Hoist up the sails and harness the power of Mother Nature aboard a luxury sailing yacht. The Caribbean is a wonderful destination for a sailing adventure, with consistent winds and calm waters. The region is also home to some superb regattas. Northrop & Johnson can connect you with the best sailing yachts for rent in the Caribbean, from traditional schooners to high-performance racing vessels. Contact our team today if you want to set sail in the Caribbean.  

Caribbean multihull charters

Multihull vessels such as sailing catamarans and motor catamarans are a superb choice for those seeking maximum space onboard. The large volume means you will benefit from a fantastic selection of onboard amenities and flexible areas for relaxing, dining, and entertaining. We have access to the best Caribbean multihull vessels that are great for families and groups of friends. Contact our Caribbean charter specialists and let us connect you with your ideal multihull vessel or browse our crewed luxury yachts for charter.

What are the best Caribbean yacht charter itineraries?

• Island Hopping | Providenciales to Providenciales 7 Days
• Pure Bliss | St. Lucia to Grenada 7 Days
• A Water Lover’s Dream | Tortola to Jost Van Dyke 7 Days
• Authentic Caribbean Cruising | St. Kitts to Antigua 10 Days
• Beach Bliss | Antigua to St. Martin 10 Days
• The Islands Are Calling | St. Thomas to Jost Van Dyke 8 Days

What to do on a Caribbean yacht charter?

The Caribbean offers so many diverse experiences. Some of the top experiences include:

• Relax on spectacular white powder beaches and soak up the warm Caribbean sun.
• Explore vibrant, colorful reefs and shipwrecks under the waves.
• Enjoy a private hiking experience exploring native flora and fauna in the Caribbean’s lush rainforests.
• Explore the region’s diverse culture and rich history, including sugar and coffee plantations.
• Enjoy unique wildlife encounters, swim with stingrays in Cayman, or the free-roaming pigs on Pig Beach, Bahamas.
• Feast on delicious Caribbean cuisine at award-winning restaurants.
• Make the most of your yacht’s tenders and toys on the crystal-clear waters.
• Take part in the Caribbean’s festivals, fetes, and carnivals.
• Visit local rum distilleries.
• Island hop the many island groups in the Caribbean and drop anchor at secluded anchorages and hidden coves and bays.

What restaurants should I eat at during my Caribbean yacht charter?

From casual beachside eateries to fine-dining restaurants headed up by celebrity chefs, the Caribbean offers a wonderful selection of restaurants to choose from. The range of cuisines is also equally diverse, from traditional Caribbean fare to a delightful cornucopia of fusion flavors. Northrop & Johnson are experts on the Caribbean, with destination intelligence and in-depth knowledge. Our charter specialists will be able to advise you on the best restaurants to visit based on your desired preferences and will even manage all the reservations for you. Contact our Caribbean yacht charter experts today. 

How’s the social and nightlife in the Caribbean?

The social scene and nightlife in the Caribbean depend on which island you visit, with some boasting extravagant parties and ultra-exclusive beach clubs, while other islands are much more low-key. For those who wish to party into the early hours, some of the most exclusive social and nightlife spots include:

•  Nikki Beach, St. Barths
•  Eden Rocks Sand Bar, St. Barths  
•  Basil’s Bar, Mustique 
•  Ocean Lounge, St. Maarten

What’s the best time to charter a yacht in the Caribbean?

A Caribbean yacht charter can be enjoyed year-round thanks to the wonderfully warm, sun-drenched Caribbean climate; however, the best time to visit is during the winter months, when the chance of rain is minimal. No matter what time of year you would like to embark on a Caribbean yacht vacation, our charter specialists can help. Contact the team at Northrop & Johnson today. 

What’s the temperature like in the Caribbean?

Generally, the Caribbean has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round. The winter months are usually the dry season when there is little chance of rain, while the summer months are hurricane season, and you can expect a higher chance of rain and higher humidity. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to 80s F (24-30 C) throughout the year and remain relatively consistent due to the Caribbean’s proximity to the equator.

When should I book a Caribbean yacht rental?

You should book a Caribbean yacht rental as far in advance as possible, especially for popular yachts and destinations such as St. Barths. Booking in advance will ensure you have the best selection of charter yachts and that there is plenty of time to secure reservations at the most coveted beach clubs and restaurants. However, it is possible to book a last-minute Caribbean yacht charter as long as you are prepared to be flexible with the choice of vessel and cruising itinerary. If you want to book a luxury Caribbean yacht charter, contact the charter specialists at Northrop & Johnson. Our team will be delighted to assist you. 

Where is it best to embark on a Caribbean charter yacht?

Your embarkation destination will depend on your cruising itinerary, with larger Caribbean islands boasting international airports that can also accommodate private jets. When you book a luxury Caribbean yacht charter, the charter specialists at Northrop & Johnson will assist with travel arrangements to and from your charter vessel and will advise on the best embarkation destinations.

What airports can I fly to in the Caribbean?

Some of the larger airports that you can fly to in the Caribbean from the US include: 

• Queen Beatrix International Airport, Aruba
• Sangster International Airport, Jamaica 
• Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados
• Punta Cana International Airport, Dominican Republic
• Norman Manley International Airport, Jamaica
• Piarco International Airport, Trinidad and Tobago 
• V.C. Bird International Airport, Antigua and Barbuda 
• Princess Juliana International Airport, St. Maarten 
• Owens Roberts International Airport, Cayman Islands

How do I book a private boat charter in the Caribbean?

The best way to book a private boat charter in the Caribbean is to contact a reputable charter brokerage. Northrop & Johnson is a leading international brokerage with access to the world’s finest sailing yachts and motor boats. We excel at creating unforgettable Caribbean charter vacations in the most sought-after destinations. Contact our team today. 

How much is a Caribbean yacht charter?

Caribbean luxury yacht charters with Northrop & Johnson start at US$50,000 per week, with the world’s finest superyachts costing in excess of 1 million per week. Contact our charter specialists today, and we would be delighted to help you plan and book a luxury yacht charter in the Caribbean. 

Caribbean or Bahamas yacht charter?

Whether you opt for a Caribbean or Bahamas yacht charter is a personal preference. Both destinations offer crystal clear waters, pristine beaches, exclusive beach clubs, award-winning restaurants, world-class golf courses, chic resorts, and a wonderfully warm climate year-round. 

For US charterers, a key allure of The Bahamas is its close proximity to the US, just 50 miles from the coastline of Florida. With quick and easy access to The Bahamas via commercial or private jet to multiple destinations in the US, you can be aboard your luxury Bahamas yacht charter quickly, eliminating wasted time traveling. 

If you want to charter a luxury yacht in The Bahamas or the Caribbean, contact the charter specialists at Northrop & Johnson.

What are the most desirable yacht features in the Caribbean?

Desirable yacht features for charterers in the Caribbean include large outdoor deck spaces to maximize time spent under the sun, as well as a good selection of water toys and fishing equipment. Other desirable features include stabilizers to enhance comfort both while cruising and at-anchor and staterooms with flexible configurations to accommodate various guests, especially for families on a multi-generational getaway.

Desirable Caribbean yacht charter features include: 

• Yachts for charter with water slides
• Yachts for charter with fishing equipment
• Yachts for charter with zero-speed stabilizers
• Yachts for charter with wheelchair accessibility
• Family yachts for charters
• Tri-deck yachts for charter
• Flybridge yachts for charter
• Yachts for charter with master cabin on the main deck
• 30 meter/100ft yachts for charter
• 45 meter/150 ft yachts for charter
• 50 meter/160ft yachts for charter
• 60 meter/ 200ft yachts for charter

What crew can I expect aboard my Caribbean yacht charter?

All Northrop & Johnson’s yachts for charter come with a highly professional crew ready to cater to your every need. The number of crew members will depend on the size of your motor yacht or sailing boat; however, you can expect, at a minimum, a captain, a stew or stewardess, a private chef, and a deckhand.

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Perhaps the best tropical yacht charter spot worldwide, there are over 700 islands to choose from in the Caribbean. However, Caribbean yacht charters can be split into two main area: the Greater Antilles and the Lesser Antilles. The Greater Antilles is home to countries like the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Cuba while the Lesser Antilles can be subdivided into the Windward and Leeward Islands. The Leeward islands include St Kitts and Nevis, the British Virgin Islands, Anguilla along with Antigua and Barbuda. The Windward Islands comprise the Grenadines, Grenada, Barbados, Dominica, St Vincent and St Lucia.

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The stunning and diverse Caribbean beckons travelers back year after year. With its beautiful climate, fantastic coral reefs, palm trees and exotic tropical islands, there are lots of reasons to make this your next sailing destination. Don’t forget the rum cocktails either! As the second largest yachting area, only after the Mediterranean, there are many luxury yachts available for your Caribbean yacht charter and you can view some of the yachts below or here .

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The Bahamas and Turks and Caicos are not really in the Caribbean although are known as superyacht destinations in the Caribbean. Wherever you decide to charter a luxury superyacht in the Caribbean you will enjoy a totally relaxing vacation and beautiful scenery.

How Much Does it Cost To Charter in The Caribbean?

Caribbean yacht charter prices vary according to the size, style and age of the yacht you rent. Our luxury superyacht charters rent from 30,000 USD to over 1,000,000 per week, plus expenses, in the form of an advanced provisioning allowance (APA). Conversely, smaller 'all inclusive' type vacations cost between USD 15,000 to 50,000 per week. View the list of yachts and prices here .

Experience the luxury of Crewed Private Yachts in the Caribbean

A traditional hot spot for crewed charters, the Caribbean is considered “the king of yachting vacations”, so please contact us here to go on your private charter. Whether you agree with this or not, you like most people will have heard of the Caribbean as a great yacht charter destination. This is because this location covers a huge area and offer fantastic diversity. It is beautiful and warm, has amazing beaches, interesting cultures and perhaps most importantly, the Caribbean has a huge selection of crewed yachts, luxury yachts and superyachts which you can rent and experience a truly magnificent vacation around the various Island groups. The Caribbean is a natural wonderland onshore, but probably most importantly, it has an ocean laden with treasures, from tiny beach ridden coral atolls to substantial mountainous islands exuding rich and colorful cultures. An area which is famous for its beautiful waterways and islands, there is no better way to experience the Caribbean than on a crewed luxury yacht vacation.

Some of the Recommended Caribbean Yacht Spots:

Popular places to visit on a yacht include Antigua , St Barts , Anguilla , St Martin , The British Virgin Islands , The US Virgin Islands , the Grenadines and many more – see more below.

More than ever crewed luxury yachts are beginning to explore more exotic and remote Caribbean Islands, so ask your charter broker or captain for more information on some of these more remote treasures. Due to the scale and diversity of the different areas of the Caribbean we have covered the major charter locations individually. Please note that if there is a charter boat cruising area, not covered here that you are interested in, please contact us and we will provide you with that information personally in the form of a yacht charter itinerary.

As one of the most popular locations in the world, second only to the Mediterranean in popularity, the types of boats available for rental in the Caribbean include all the main types such as motor, sailing, skippered, crewed yachts, catamarans, power boats, sailboat, luxury yachts as well as the ever growing superyacht and mega yachts. Both beginner and experts alike are drawn to the Caribbean for its warm winds, protected waterways and beautiful anchorages. The Caribbean is a special place that has beautiful tropical islands that lie snug within a tropical island necklace as laid out on a large blue sea.

The Caribbean is also steeped in a fertile history of sailing adventure. Ever since the days of galleons and pirates the Caribbean has been host to some of the most satisfying sailing anywhere in the world. On your Caribbean yachting vacation you can find, an incredible amount of choice and variety and all in a relatively small area - thriving bars and Caribbean nightlife; first rate cuisine; spectacular white powder beaches; lush tropical rain forest; cloud-fringed mountain peaks; exotic bird life; amazing diving and snorkeling and a serene blend of European sophistication and warm Caribbean hospitality. The problem is, with so many superb Caribbean yachting locations and charter boats to choose form, where do you start when planning a holiday? With CharterWorld of course…

The Time of Year to Charter a Yacht in the Caribbean:

The main Caribbean sailing season runs from November through to July. The Caribbean primary high season is from mid-December to March, when the winter escapees from North America and Europe arrive in their greatest numbers. The hurricane season is from late July to early October, although hurricanes are in general rare in the southern Caribbean. Unfortunately, they can be prevalent around Cuba, Bahamas and the east coast of the U.S. every few years. This is the least expensive time for chartering in the Caribbean and there are some really good deals are available. However, as well as running the risk of storms, this time of year also tends to be associated with lighter (or non-existent) winds.

As with many boating locations the Caribbean shoulder season, in this case from April to July, is also a great time to charter a boat as there are less shore based visitors, some lovely settled sunny weather, and warm yet steady breeze. The Caribbean is made up of many different multi-nation (and multi-cultural) volcanic islands. There are amazing sailing grounds stretching from Cuba and Jamaica in the west, through the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, The Virgin Islands, The Leeward Islands and the Windward Islands, finishing with Trinidad and Tobago off the coast of Venezuela.

Caribbean Yachting Hot Spots:

Here is a brief list of some of the Caribbean hot spots to consider experiencing when you rent a luxury crewed charter yacht. This is by no means an extensive list and there is more information on things to see and do in the Caribbean under each Caribbean private yacht location. Also, when you hire a yacht with us we will supply you with a customised hand written itinerary suggestion so that you and your crew have a few ideas to choose from on your charter.

General Places/Events Worthy of Experiencing:

- Gustavia Harbour in St Barts - shopping, nightlife, restaurants and European quintessence - Nelson in Dockyards in Antigua - history and beauty in a harbour - Sunset in St Lucia - St Kitts for the beauty, history and magnificent views from Brimstone Hill Fortress - Anegada for its deserted beaches, fringed reefs and the unique flora and fauna of the salt ponds, home to the pink flamingo - The BVIs for the beautiful beaches and anchorages - Guadeloupe for its diversity - one side offers cosmopolitan flair, bordered by beaches and coral reefs and the other has open lands with the fertile, volcanic peaks , rain forest and waterfalls.

How to get to the Caribbean

There are direct flights from the UK and the US to Barbados, Jamaica, St Lucia and Antigua. Some Caribbean islands require a connecting flight as they have small airports which cannot handle large aeroplanes. Across the Caribbean, many islands have private jet facilities with fantastic runways.

What is the currency in the Caribbean?

Various currencies are used in the Caribbean. For instance, in Anguilla, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent, the Grenadines and Antigua, the East Caribbean dollar is the currency. Jamaica, Barbados, the Cayman Islands and the Bahamas have their very own currency. US dollars are accepted on most of the islands however the ATMs tend to have only the local currency.

Language spoken

There are four main languages spoken in the Caribbean, French, Spanish, Dutch and English. English is the first or second language and is mostly used when tourists visit. The official language of Haiti is Haitian Creole while Papiamento is used in Curacao, Bonaire and Aruba. Different creoles and local patois are also spoken on the various islands.

Time Zone in the Caribbean

Two time zones are used in the Caribbean. GMT -5 and GMT -4. Daylight saving time is implemented in many countries including Bermuda, Cuba, Haiti, the Bahamas including the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Visas and customs immigration

British and American tourists do not need visas if they are staying in the Caribbean for less than 90 days. It’s advisable to check the exact requirements for the countries you intend visiting. American tourists are still not allowed to visit Cuba although this may change in the future.

What to consider medical/health wise when chartering a superyacht in the Caribbean

There aren’t any extra medical issues for travelers in the Caribbean but check with your travel agent for any current warnings. The most common are complications form insect bites, jelly fish stings, cuts from coral and heart-related illnesses.

Short List of Caribbean Sailing Yacht Events:

- Antigua Sailing Week – held during the last week of April each year, yachts from all over the world arrive in English and Falmouth Harbours for an action packed week on fun sailing. - St Bart’s Bucket - Grenada Sailing Festival - Heineken Regatta – a Caribbean sailing and party Regatta – The Heineken St Maartens. - Here is the full list of Caribbean yachting and sailing events.

Other Caribbean Places to be:

- New Year’s Eve at St Barts Gustavia, St Martin and the BVI's - More info on Caribbean yachting and sailing events - Please see the Specific Caribbean location links on the left for more.

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Vibrant culture, turquoise waters, and spectacular scenery make for the perfect private yacht charter - Caribbean sands are calling your name.

Caribbean Islands Yacht Charter

Turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, and tropical rainforests await anyone smart enough to choose a luxury yacht charter, Caribbean style. With over 7000 islands to choose from, each with its own distinctive character, the opportunities for exploration are endless. There is the vibrant island culture, spectacular scenery, and the thought of a deserted beach where you can be your own castaway.

With so many incredible luxury yacht charter options from the Moran team , you’ll need to plan more than one trip to explore all it has to offer. Abundant marine life in rainbow colors means the delights of snorkeling and scuba diving are too good to miss. The bird watching is superb too, with many indigenous and migratory species. Sailing from island to island is a mesmerizing way to appreciate the natural beauty on a private yacht charter . Caribbean scenery is particularly lush in the Windward Islands, and from the fishing villages of St Lucia to the underwater paradise of the Turks and Caicos Islands, the Caribbean has so many stunning places to explore. Meet the Trade Winds at the Leeward Islands and find pristine beaches, sunshine, and a warm welcome from the Virgin Islands, Antigua, St Kitts, Nevis, and more. Exploring Barbados and its historic towns, plantation houses, and quieter coves is just one more possibility of places to go in this finest of yacht charter destinations .

The Caribbean is a destination to enjoy and savor slowly, absorbing the hospitality, the taste of the cuisine, and the energetic and distinctive music. It is a place to watch beautiful sunsets and make lasting memories with friends and family.

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St. Maarten offers two distinct cultures and experiences. The North end is less developed and more secluded while the Dutch side offers plenty of water activities and shopping. The island of Anguilla is a hidden gem with luxurious spas and a Greg Norman-designed golf course, and is also the wreck dive capital of the Caribbean. St. Barths has become a mecca for new superyachts and it’s easy to see why, with abundant restaurants, spas, and boutiques to go along with marine parks and pristine beaches. St. Kitts and Nevis are surrounded by coral reefs and are home to a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brimstone Hill Fortress National Park. Finally, Antigua and Barbuda offers visitors a chance to experience history, tourism, and the great Caribbean laid-back vibe without the hustle and bustle of other tourist-filled islands.

As the Northern most Windward Island, Dominica is home to over 365 rivers and the world’s second largest hot spring, Boiling Lake, a must-explore spot by luxury yacht charter. Caribbean cruising here will take you down to Martinique, where you will find black sand beaches and diverse rainforests. Due to its sovereignty switching between the British and the French 14 times, St. Lucia’s history has created a culture rarely found elsewhere in the Caribbean. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines are a perfect combination of modern amenities and calm Caribbean life. The Island of Spice, Grenada, has a great contrast of relaxing beaches, lush rainforests, and numerous villages dotted on its coastline.

The U.S. Virgin islands offer a diverse collection of keen environmental preservation, timeworn plantations, and unspoiled ocean. The quiet island, St. Johns, is blanketed by a park which extends into the sea, creating a pristine island paradise. A water enthusiast’s tropical paradise, St. Thomas, provides countless places to dive, sail, fish, and relax on a private yacht charter in the Caribbean. St. Croix is the largest island in the group and offers crystal-clear water and scenic coastline.

Starting on Salt Island is a great way to explore the wreckage of the RMS Rhone nearby. Virgin Gorda is a wonderful spot to explore the Baths, home of enormous rock formations and then head over to Spanish Town. In Agenda, you can explore beautiful beaches or snorkel over the coral reefs found at Loblolly Bay. Trellis Bay and Marina Cay just north of Beef island are two great areas for hanging out, shopping, and happy hour on your luxury yacht charter. Caribbean snorkelling spots Monkey Point on Guana Island or Sandy Spit come highly recommended for viewing stunning sea life. After all the snorkelling and hiking, a visit to Foxy’s on Jost Van Dyke is a must. The last attractions can be found on Tortola and Norman Island: Pusser’s Landing restaurant and Treasure Point, which is thought to be the inspiration for “Treasure Island.”

Providenciales or more commonly known as “Provo” is the most developed Island with an extensive infrastructure of hotels, restaurants, and facilities. Even though Provo is developed, it has still managed to maintain a rustic island feel. Visiting the conch farm on Provo is fascinating, as it is the only one in the world. Middle Caicos and North Caicos embody the unsurpassed preservation of the environment, with lush tropical woodlands, the largest cave network in the Caribbean, cottage pond and flamingo pond in North Caicos and a range of wildlife. Grand Turk and Salt Cay have a rich history complete with Bermudian styled homes and friendly island charm. The Islands have the Atlantic Ocean to the North and the serene Caicos bank to the south. The Caicos bank provides excellent anchorage in shallow crystal waters – perfect for a private yacht charter, Caribbean style.

There is no place in the world like the Dominican Republic. More than just beach resorts, the Dominican Republic has one of the most beautifully diverse coastlines in the world, with ragged rocky cliffs and palm-tree-studded beaches extending for hundreds of miles. On the eastern side of the island the resort town of Punta Cana has incredible golf courses, chic restaurants, gorgeous beaches and 5-star resorts. The northern coast of the Dominican Republic’s heart is Puerto Plata, a perfect place to be pampered in between the beach and dinner. A quick trip to Santo Domingo will let you experience the oldest city in the new world with its fascinating history and culture.

Puerto Rico is unlike any other place in the Caribbean – come for a visit and live your own 5-star vacation. San Juan is where the old and new come together and give the island it’s heart and soul. Old San Juan is a breathtaking ancient city that has managed to retain its charisma. The ocean is the main attraction in the west and sports some of the best surfing you’ll find on a luxury yacht charter. Caribbean waters teem with life in the east, the ideal place to explore underneath the surface. With all it has to offer, Puerto Rico is sure to exceed all expectations.

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Catamaran charters are a popular option for those who want to experience the best of Caribbean sailing. These boats offer spacious living areas and comfortable cabins, making them an ideal choice for families or large groups. With their stable design, catamarans are also ideal for those who are looking for a smooth and comfortable sailing experience. They provide plenty of room for sunbathing and lounging, and their shallow draft makes them perfect for exploring secluded bays and coves. Sailing charters are a perfect choice for those who want to enjoy a more adventurous sailing experience. With the wind in your hair, you can sail from island to island, exploring some of the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean. Many sailing charters come with a skipper and a crew, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy the sailing experience. With a sailing charter, you have the freedom to create your own itinerary and explore the Caribbean at your own pace.

Crewed yachts offer a unique and personalized sailing experience. With a dedicated crew on board, you can enjoy the ultimate in luxury and comfort. Crewed yachts come in all shapes and sizes, from small sailing boats to large mega yachts, so you can choose the perfect yacht for your needs. With a crewed yacht, you'll have access to a personal chef, bartender and concierge, so you can enjoy a completely hassle-free vacation. For those looking for the ultimate in luxury, mega yachts offer an unforgettable sailing experience. These magnificent boats come equipped with all the latest amenities, including spacious living areas, private cabins, a gym, and even a spa. With a mega yacht, you can sail to some of the most exotic destinations in the Caribbean and enjoy a truly unforgettable vacation.

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Ilma: On Board The Ritz-Carlton’s Newest Superyacht

Ilma's maiden voyage went from Barcelona to Monte-Carlo – we were on board.

By Kim Ayling

Cruises get a bit of a bad rep. A “human lasagna,” a particularly judgemental writer once described them, where layers of often older travelers (or “cruisers”) live on top of each other for days, weeks and sometimes even months on end, with the aim of ticking off bucket list destinations with minimal effort. It was then, given this reputation, a stroke of genius by the powers that be at The Ritz-Carlton to not describe their cruise line — as it undeniably is — as a cruise line.

Instead, in October 2022, we were introduced to The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection . A polished, refined and, most importantly, boutique take on cruising, where travelers can enjoy that famous Ritz-Carlton service, at sea — a floating hotel from one of the most respected hospitality brands on the planet, if you will. Its first ship was the 623-ft, 149-cabin Evrima , which was delivered three years late but to plenty of fanfare. She lived up to The Ritz-Carlton’s sky-high promises: cabins were roomy, service was personalized and excursions were immersive.

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Now, just shy of two years later, Evrima ’s little sister has hit the water, embarking on her inaugural pre-official-launch journey in late August from Barcelona to Monte-Carlo . In true Ritz-Carlton style, she set sail with a bang, with an opening night DJ set from Sam Feldt, cocktail bar pop-up from Paradiso in Barcelona (a mainstay on the World’s 50 Best Bars list), free-flowing Moet & Chandon, and a bunch of intrigued first-in guests on board. Ilma hath arrived.

Ilma is a touch larger than her older sister at 790 ft and with 224 suites. Every accommodation is a suite — no poky cabins here, thank you — and even the entry-level option comes with a balcony big enough for dining space and a sun lounger. The Ritz-Carlton by no means pushes the boat out (no pun intended) when it comes to interior design, but that’s not meant as criticism — the decor is minimal but warm, muted but cozy.

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There are plenty of little extra touches: polish off one packet of your favorite treats in the all-inclusive snack cupboard and three more will have arrived by the time you look again. Poured the last drop of your welcome champagne last night? Another bottle will be chilling pronto. I even came back to my room each evening to a display of gifts that would make Santa blush, from Diptyque perfume to a Bulgari AirPods case.

If you’re looking for a showstopper, though, go for the Owner’s Suite. Covering 1,033 sq ft (with an extra 721 sq ft outside), it has a separate dining area and lounge, a kitchenette, a walk-in wardrobe and its own outdoor hot tub. No half measures.

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This is Ritz-Carlton-on-Sea, so service is the real marker of luxury on Ilma. The guest-to-staff ratio is proudly 1:1.2 (among the highest ratio in the industry, so I’m told) and you feel it at every stage — from the dedicated suite ambassadors on hand to cater to every whim to the bar team who very helpfully whizz around the pool areas, trays of cocktails that you didn’t know you wanted until you saw them in hand. By the time you disembark, expect plenty of the team to know you by name — as well as, crucially, your drinks order. Most things are included in your fare too, so you won’t feel that niggling dread of the bill ticking up as you go.

But, so far, so cruise. Pick a line luxurious enough, and the above will come as standard. The real place where traditional cruising reveals its flaws, however, is in the on-shore excursions, with locals in many ports notoriously fed up with hordes descending en masse. No such worry for Ilma guests, though. During our two-night call at St Tropez, I, along with a small (by cruise standards) group of fellow guests headed to land for an afternoon at the Domaine La Rouillère vineyard.

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Worries set in when I saw our host waving a clipboard above her head, indicating that the group should follow her to a nearby mini-bus. The worries disappeared when we arrived, though. The vineyard and its thankfully air-conned winery were ours for the afternoon; a tour turned into a tasting of its delightfully crisp Provence rosé . Small groups like this not only keep the locals happy but also mean you make quick friends — a few sips in and we were all sharing stories of champagne-fueled festivities the night before.

If even this type of excursion is a bit too close to organized fun for you, fear not. Regular tenders run to shore when the ship is at anchor so you can explore as you please (many of my fellow rosé sippers stayed in town for dinner, post wine) and the concierge team can set up fully private custom excursions if you like — there’s even the option to stay overnight and rejoin at the next port of call.

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Personally, though, I would recommend as many nights on board as possible as one place where Ritz-Carlton has really leaned into the cruising experience is in its food and drink program. There are five restaurants — including lavish multi-course fine dining at Seta su Ilma by chef Fabio Trabocchi (of Washington DC’s Michelin-starred Fiola), light Mediterranean bites at poolside The Beach House by Michael Mina, and sharing-style Pan-Asian dishes at Memorī — and no less than seven bars, as well as 24-hour in-suite dining. You’d be hard-pressed to enjoy such an embarrassment of riches on even the biggest of private yachts.

For our final night on board Ilma , someone at The Ritz-Carlton surely paid off the weather gods — a sunset as beautiful as I’d ever seen gracefully waved us away from the swanky shores of St Tropez. After a night of sailing, Ilma ’s first journey came to an end in Monaco; I opened my curtains to a view of the sunrise casting a pink glow over Monte-Carlo’s gleaming Port Hercules harbor.

After dropping us off in the billionaire’s playground, the ship was snaking her way down to Rome for her first proper outing (read: not filled with notebook-wielding journalists). From there, she’s off around the Med — Santorini, Valletta and Taomorina beckon — before she heads over the Atlantic to prove to the Caribbean that not all cruises are created equal. 

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This 246-Foot Electric Superyacht Concept Is Designed to Shine Like a Diamond

Feadship's new c vessel catches the light just like the gem., rachel cormack.

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At the center of the C lies an atrium with floating stars and a lift without walls that allows seafarers to navigate decks in a novel fashion. Highlights of the living quarters include a duplex owner’s suite, a partially enclosed sea lounge that can be used at anchor or on the waves, a beach club with a sea-level dining area, and a private observation deck with an articulating crow’s nest. To top it off, C is outfitted with two infinity pools that match the hexagonal shape of the atrium and other seating areas.

C also shines on the technology front. She features a sleek hull and a fully electric propulsion system similar to sisterships Breathe and Savannah that renders her 30 percent more efficient than a typical 246-footer with dual shafts, propellers, and rudders, according to Feadship. Her streamlined underwater profile means less wake, too.

C will also be equipped with fuel cells and lithium-metal batteries that will together cover all power needs. (Feadship has also incorporated fuel cells on Project 821 .) Green methanol will be the fuel of choice due to its relatively high density and ease of use. Normal cruising speed on the fuel cells is 14 knots, while a top speed of 17 knots can be achieved by adding the battery power. In addition, two wave-actuated fins can generate enough grunt to cover one-third of the hotel load.

C will be fully unveiled at the Monaco Yacht Show next week. The yacht is just a concept at this stage, but Feadship says she is completely buildable. Perhaps the yard will land a buyer at the show.

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Divers find 5 bodies during search of superyacht wreckage after it sank off Sicily, 1 still missing

The bayesian, a 56-meter (184-foot) british-flagged yacht, went down in a storm early monday, by nicole winfield, danica kirka and andrea rosa | the associated press • published august 21, 2024 • updated on august 21, 2024 at 4:19 pm.

Divers searching the wreck of a superyacht  that sank off Sicily found the bodies of five passengers Wednesday and searched for one more as questions intensified about why the vessel sank so quickly when a nearby sailboat remained largely unscathed.

Rescue crews brought four body bags ashore into port at Porticello. Salvatore Cocina, head of the Sicily civil protection agency, said a fifth body had been located. Divers at the scene said they would try to recover it on Thursday while continuing the search for the sixth.

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The discovery made clear the operation to search the hull on the seabed 50 meters (164 feet) underwater had quickly turned into a recovery one, not a rescue, given the amount of time that had passed and with no signs of life emerging over three days of searching.

The Bayesian, a 56-meter (184-foot) British-flagged yacht, went down in a storm  early Monday  as it was moored about a kilometer (a half-mile) offshore. Civil protection officials said they believed the ship was struck by a tornado over the water, known as a waterspout, and sank quickly.

Fifteen people escaped in a lifeboat and were rescued by a nearby sailboat. One body was recovered Monday — that of the ship’s chef, Recaldo Thomas, of Antigua.

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Thomas was born in Canada, according to his cousin David Isaac, but would visit his parents’ homeland of Antigua as a child, moving permanently to the tiny eastern Caribbean island in his early 20s. Italian officials previously listed Antigua and Canada as the nationality of people on board.

The fate of six missing passengers had driven the search effort, including British tech magnate Mike Lynch, his 18-year-old daughter and associates who had successfully defended him in a recent U.S. federal fraud trial.

Lynch’s spokesperson did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday.

Meanwhile, investigators from the Termini Imerese Public Prosecutor’s Office were acquiring evidence for their criminal investigation, which they opened immediately after the tragedy  even though no formal suspects have been publicly identified.

Questions have abounded about what caused the superyacht, built in 2008 by Italian shipyard Perini Navi, to sink so quickly, when the nearby Sir Robert Baden Powell sailboat was largely spared and managed to rescue the survivors.

Giovanni Costantino, head of The Italian Sea Group, which owns the shipmaker, blamed human error for the disaster, which he said took 16 minutes. “The ship sank because it took on water. From where, the investigators will say,” he told RAI state television after he met with prosecutors.

Costantino cited AIS ship tracking data which he said showed the Bayesian had taken on water for four minutes when a sudden gust of wind flipped it and it continued taking on water. The ship straightened up slightly and then went down, he said.

But was it merely the case of a freak waterspout that knocked the ship to its side and allowed water to pour in through open hatches? What was the position of the keel, which on a large sailboat like the Bayesian might have been retractable, to allow it to enter shallower ports?

“There’s a lot of uncertainty as to whether it had a lifting keel and whether it might have been up,” said Jean-Baptiste Souppez, a fellow of the Royal Institute of Naval Architects and the editor of the Journal of Sailing Technology. “But if it had, then that would reduce the amount of stability that the vessel had, and therefore made it easier for it to roll over on its side,” he said in an interview.

The captain of the sailboat that came to the Bayesian’s rescue said his craft had sustained minimal damage — the frame of a sun awning broke — even with winds that he estimated reached 12 on the Beaufort wind scale, which is the highest hurricane-strength force on the scale.

He said he had remained anchored with his engines running to try to maintain the ship’s position as the storm, which was forecast, rolled in.

“Another possibility is to heave anchor before the storm and to run downwind at open sea,” Karsten Bornersaid in a text message. But he said that might not have been a viable option for the Bayesian, given its trademark 75-meter (246-foot) tall mast.

“If there was a stability problem, caused by the extremely tall mast, it would not have been better at open sea,” he said.

Yachts like the Bayesian are required to have watertight, sub-compartments that are specifically designed to prevent a rapid, catastrophic sinking even when some parts fill with water.

“So for the vessel to sink, especially this fast, you are really looking at taking water on board very quickly, but also in a number of locations along the length of the vessel, which again indicates that it might have been rolled over on its side,” Souppez said.

Italian coast guard and fire rescue divers continued the underwater search in dangerous and time-consuming conditions. Because of the wreck’s depth, which requires special precautions, divers working in tag teams could only spend about 12 minutes at a time searching, though reinforcements outfitted with special equipment to enable longer dives were also on the wreck Wednesday.

In all, some 27 divers were taking rotations, including four who helped with the recovery of the 2012 Costa Concordia disaster off Tuscany. They called the Porticello wreck a “little Concordia,” fire crews said in a statement, which for the first time Wednesday referred to the operation as a “recovery.”

The limited dive time was designed in part to avoid decompression sickness, also known as the “bends,” which can occur when divers stay underwater for long periods and ascend too quickly, allowing nitrogen gas dissolved in the blood to form bubbles.

“The longer you stay, the slower your ascent has to be,” said Simon Rogerson, the editor of SCUBA magazine. He said the tight turnaround time suggested the operation's managers were trying to limit the risks and recovery time after each dive.

“It sounds like they’re operating essentially on no decompression or very tight decompression, or they’re being extremely conservative,” he said.

Additionally, the divers were working in extremely tight spaces, with debris floating around them, limited visibility and air tanks on their backs.

“We are trying to advance in tight spaces, but any single thing slows us down,” said Luca Cari, spokesman for the fire rescue service. “An electric panel could set us back for five hours. These aren’t normal conditions. We’re at the limit of possibility.”

“It’s not a question of entering the cabin to inspect it,” he added. “They’ve arrived at the level of the cabins, but it’s not like you can open the door.”

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Mike lynch’s widow faces $250m lawsuit for ‘reputational damage’ over doomed bayesian superyacht.

A rogue lawyer for the builder behind the doomed Bayesian superyacht — on which tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch and six others died — sued Lynch’s widow for nearly $250 million, claiming the accident caused the shipbuilder massive “reputational damage.”

Filed Friday in Palermo by lawyer Tommaso Bertuccelli on behalf of The Italian Sea Group, the lawsuit said liability for the sunken vessel lay squarely with Lynch’s widow and the boat crew, according to Fortune.

And it said TISG had lost significant business because of the disaster, such as a well-known fashion company that canceled plans to hold a brand launch on one of the company’s yachts, the outlet said.

But in a bizarre twist, the sea group immediately distanced itself from the suit, claiming it didn’t authorize the filing and wants Bertuccelli to pull the claim, Fortune said.

“The Italian Sea Group … strongly denies the claims published in [Italian newspaper] La Nazione regarding a legal action following the Bayesian tragedy,” a spokesperson said.

“Although TISG has given a generic mandate to the lawyers named in the article, no legal representative of the company has examined, signed or authorized any writ of summons.”

Lynch, a British billionaire, died in the early morning hours of Aug. 19 when a powerful squall struck the $40 million, TISG-built yacht off the coast of Sicily, sparking tornado-like waterspouts that inundated the craft.

Lynch’s 18-year-old daughter, Hannah, also died, as did the ship’s chef, Ricardo Thomas; New York City  attorney Christopher Morvillo and his wife, Neda ; and Morgan Stanley  executive Jonathan Bloomer and his wife, Judy .

Angela Bacares, Lynch’s wife and Hannah’s mother, was one of 15 people  who escaped the 184-foot luxury yacht .

The voyage had been a celebration of sorts for Lynch, who’d just been acquitted on criminal fraud charges in the US.

The exact cause of the boat’s destruction remains unknown, however.

Italian prosecutors are probing whether the actions of Captain James Cutfield, 51,  may have led to tragedy , since ship captains are responsible for the safety of the vessel, its crew and its passengers, according to maritime law.

Cutfield was reportedly named in the lawsuit, as were two other crewmembers; Camper & Nicholsons, the company that hired the crew; and Revtom, the company that owned the Bayesian and which is controlled by Lynch’s widow, Bacares.

But a TISG representative told Fortune that the company won’t pursue the crew or Lynch’s widow for damages.

Still, the shipbuilder has been trying to control a mushrooming PR nightmare ever since the vessel sinking.

Giovanni Costantino, the company’s CEO, had called the yacht “unsinkable,” and said human error must have led to the disaster.

“The first thought when I read the news of the sinking was that there was a problem related to the management of the boat or the fact that the hull may have hit a rock,” Costantino told the Guardian. 

“But when the passengers declared they had not heard a loud noise onboard, which would have meant that the yacht had struck a reef, I realized the yacht had taken on water due to a hatch that was left open. Otherwise the Bayesian cannot sink.”

Prosecutors have said the boat was likely hit by a “downburst,” or a very strong downward wind.

But naval experts remain confounded by the yacht’s sinking — it should have withstood the storm, and shouldn’t have sunk as quickly as it did.

The extravagant ship won best interior at the International Superyacht Society Awards in 2008 and was also voted one of the best large sailing yachts at the 2009 World Superyacht Awards, according to the Telegraph.

An unnamed friend of the family told the Times that the TISG “should be ashamed” of the suit.

“Giovanni Costantino is a disgrace, desperately trying to shift blame,” the friend said.

“He rushed to the media before all the bodies had even been recovered, showing his lack of decency. Now, it seems, he wants to sue his own clients.”

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