Our private yacht charters start at 3000 a day and go up to 21000 for a weekly rental.

Charter a yacht cost. Caribbean yacht charter prices vary according to the size style and age of the yacht you rent. For the yacht with the length of 177 foot costs the charter rate of about 231 thousand euros per week Below deck yachts. Additional costs will include the running expenses for the yacht during the charter including fuel for the yacht generators tenders water toys dockage port fees and all other consumables like food and drinks.

If we recap these numbers the total to charter a yacht as Lady Carmen in the Carribean raises to about 100000 for a week for up to 10 guests. Mediterranean yacht charter prices vary according to the size style and age of the yacht. Ohana from Below Deck Season 2 which is actually named Rhino is the least expensive yacht on the list and can hold up to 10 guests.

While some of the yachts were given an alias over the course of filming their real names can now be revealed below. There are a number of factors that affect charter yacht pricing. A crewed inclusive yacht charter vacation in the Caribbean starts at around US2200 per person based on a group of 6 charter guests aboard a yacht with three guest cabins.

Pricing is based on the yacht size quality age and the number of passengers in your group. What are standard private charter yacht prices. While owning a yacht such as Lady Carmen costs far more than the charter there is a certain interest in chartering.

Although a yacht will have a base charter fee this may or may not include additional expenses such as food and fuel and this is subject to the terms and conditions within the charter contract. The final expense is your travel to the yacht and plane tickets to the destination. For example the base price of the Lotus charter mentioned above is 796 which includes two hours of sailing.

Pricing goes up to US4500 per person for larger high-end luxury yachts. Less for a monohull either bareboat or crewed according to Oriel Blake executive director of the Virgin Islands Professional Charter Association VIPCA. Shorter trips of less than one week are less expensive overall but will cost more per day.