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Luxury Yacht Charter Grenada 2026
Charter a luxury yacht for Grenada — crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans from Blue Ocean Club with real-time availability for 2026.
Starting from€483,000per week
Introduction
Why charter a yacht in Grenada.
A luxury yacht charter Grenada rewards guests with a combination you cannot replicate from a hotel: total privacy, an itinerary that flexes around your party, and access to coves, restaurants and reefs that road-bound travellers simply never see. Blue Ocean Club curates Grenada cruises across motor yachts, sailing yachts, catamarans and superyachts — every option live-priced against the global live availability feed and presented with our 100% best-price guarantee.
Charter a luxury yacht for Grenada — crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans from Blue Ocean Club with real-time availability for 2026. Days unfold at the pace of the sea: long swims off the platform, lunch at a beach club where your concierge has held the best table, an afternoon cruise to a quieter anchorage, cocktails on the bow as the light softens. The captain rewrites tomorrow's plan based on tonight's weather and your party's mood.
We work with a small list of crewed yacht charter Grenada operators we know personally — captains we have cruised with, chefs whose tasting menus we have eaten, stewardesses who know your children's names by the end of day one. The result is a charter that feels less like a booking and more like a private invitation.
Best Time to Visit
When to charter in Grenada.
The prime window for a yacht charter Grenada runs December through April. Use the table below to balance weather, value and crowds.
| Month | Weather | Pros | Cons | Crowd |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January - March | Prime dry season. 24-29°C. Consistent NE trade winds (15-25 knots). | High | ||
| April - May | Shoulder season. 25-30°C. Trade winds ease slightly. Excellent visibility. | Medium | ||
| June - July | Start of the wet season. 26-31°C. Higher humidity, possibility of brief, intense showers. | Low | ||
| August - October | Official hurricane season. 26-31°C. Periods of calm weather punctuated by tropical wave activity. | Very Low | ||
| November | Transition month. 25-30°C. Rainfall decreases and trade winds begin to build. | Low-Medium | ||
| December | Start of dry season. 24-29°C. Trade winds become reliable. | High |
Cruising Grounds
Top cruising areas & highlights of Grenada.
A handful of signature experiences that define a charter on this coast.
01
Grenada's South Coast
The epicentre of yachting in Grenada, this deeply indented coastline features numerous secure, fjord-like anchorages and all major marinas, including Prickly Bay and Hog Island.
02
Grenada's West Coast
The leeward coast offers calm cruising conditions, access to the capital St. George's, idyllic beaches such as Grand Anse, and the Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park.
03
Carriacou and Petite Martinique
Grenada's sister islands to the north offer a more traditional Caribbean pace. Carriacou's Tyrell Bay is a key yachting hub, while Sandy Island is a marine park paradise.
04
The Grenadines Archipelago
North of Carriacou lies one of the world's most desirable cruising grounds, including the Tobago Cays, Mustique, and Bequia. This requires open-water passages.
05
Isle de Ronde & The Sisters
For the more adventurous, these uninhabited islands north of Grenada offer a rugged and remote experience with dramatic scenery and excellent diving opportunities. Requires favourable conditions.
The Fleet
Featured yachts in Grenada.
Live pricing — charters from €483,000 / week
Sample Itineraries
Suggested routes for Grenada.
Starting points — every itinerary is rewritten around your party, weather and the captain's local knowledge.
7 Days
The Classic Grenada Week
Route map · Grenada
- Day 1Embarkation, welcome lunch on board, short cruise to a quiet first anchorage.
- Day 2Morning swim, lunch at a coastal restaurant by tender, afternoon cruise.
- Day 3Full day at a marquee island — beach club lunch, sunset cocktails ashore.
- Day 4Quiet anchorage day — water toys, paddleboarding, private chef dinner.
- Day 5Cultural town visit, historic old harbour, dinner in a candlelit courtyard.
- Day 6Long swim morning, lunch under way, final marquee anchorage.
- Day 7Champagne breakfast, gentle return to base, disembarkation.
10 Days
Extended Grenada Cruising
Route map · Grenada
- Day 1Embarkation, settle aboard, short repositioning.
- Day 2Two days exploring the most photogenic coastline.
- Day 3Cultural day ashore with a private guide.
- Day 4Diving / snorkelling day on the best reef in range.
- Day 5Long cruising day to a quieter archipelago.
- Day 6Beach-club lunch and shopping in a marquee port.
- Day 7Sunset crossing, chef's tasting menu on the aft deck.
- Day 8Final swim morning, leisurely return to base.
- Day 9Disembarkation after breakfast on board.
14 Days
The Grand Grenada Voyage
Route map · Grenada
- Day 1Embarkation and welcome dinner on board.
- Day 2Week one: classic seven-day route in slow motion — twin nights at the best anchorages.
- Day 3Repositioning across to a neighbouring cruising ground.
- Day 4Three days exploring a less-visited archipelago.
- Day 5Cultural shore day with a private historian.
- Day 6Return cruise via marquee ports with beach-club lunches.
- Day 7Final sunset crossing and farewell dinner.
Experiences
Things to do on your Grenada charter.
From quiet anchorages to marquee beach clubs — a sample of what we routinely arrange.
- ◆Private beach-club lunches at the coast's most coveted tables
- ◆Cellar-driven dinners with the yacht's chef sourcing from local markets
- ◆Snorkelling, scuba diving and underwater scooter tours of nearby reefs
- ◆E-foiling, seabobbing, wakeboarding and paddleboarding from the swim platform
- ◆Private historian or sommelier-led shore excursions in old towns
- ◆Helicopter transfers to inland vineyards, golf courses and Michelin restaurants
- ◆Spa treatments and yoga on the foredeck at anchor
- ◆Tender picnics on hidden beaches reachable only by water
- ◆Sunset cocktails on the bow with the captain charting tomorrow's course
- ◆Stargazing nights in remote anchorages well away from coastal light
Marinas & Ports
Real marinas & ports in Grenada.
Port Louis Marina
A Camper & Nicholsons premier superyacht marina offering comprehensive services and direct access to St. George's. Accommodates yachts up to 90 metres.
Le Phare Bleu Marina
A boutique marina integrated with a resort, offering a tranquil and secluded atmosphere ideal for smaller to mid-size yachts.
Prickly Bay Marina
Known for its lively social scene and sheltered anchorage, this marina is a popular hub for the cruising community, offering essential services and weekly events.
Grenada Yacht Club
A historic and welcoming club located on the lagoon side of St. George's, offering core services and a friendly, authentic yachting atmosphere.
Yacht Types
Charter types suitable for Grenada.
Sailing Catamaran
Unmatched for stability at anchor, deck space, and shallow draft. The preferred choice for family charters and for accessing the most secluded coves and beaches in the Grenadines.
Performance Sailing Yacht
Delivers an authentic and engaging sailing experience in the world-class trade winds. Ideal for those who value the journey and the connection to the sea as much as the destination.
Displacement Motor Yacht
Offers expansive volume, comfort, and luxury amenities. The speed allows for diverse itineraries covering significant distances between islands, ensuring you can experience the full breadth of the region in style.
Local Luxury
Luxury experiences in Grenada.
Restaurants, beach clubs, diving, events, private aviation and villas your concierge can pre-book before you board.
Gastronomy
Private 'Bean-to-Bar' Chocolate Experience
Arrange a private tour and workshop at the Grenada Chocolate Company or Jouvay Chocolate, guided by a master chocolatier, to create your own bespoke organic chocolate.
Adventure
Private Dive Charter to Bianca C
For certified advanced divers, charter a specialist dive boat and guide to explore the 'Titanic of the Caribbean', the 600-foot Bianca C cruise liner wreck sunk in 1961.
Exploration
Helicopter Tour of the Volcanoes
Take a private helicopter tour from Grenada, flying over the island's lush interior, the active submarine volcano Kick 'em Jenny, and the remote Isle de Ronde.
Wellness
On-Demand Spa Services
Arrange for therapists from a top island spa, such as the Calabash or Spice Island Beach Resort, to come to the yacht for private treatments on deck or in your master suite.
Culture
Private Spice Plantation Tour
A personal guided tour of a historic working spice estate, like the Dougaldston Spice Estate, providing a sensory journey into the history of nutmeg, cinnamon, and cloves.
Gastronomy
Artisanal Rum Tasting with a Master Blender
A private session at an esteemed distillery such as River Antoine or Clarke's Court, tasting rare, aged rums not available to the general public.
Recreation
Deep Sea Fishing Charter
Board a state-of-the-art sport fishing vessel for a day targeting blue marlin, sailfish, and yellowfin tuna in the deep waters south of Grenada.
Charter Cost
What does a Grenada yacht charter cost?
Chartering in Grenada and the Grenadines provides access to one of the world's premier cruising grounds. The following 2026 estimates represent the weekly charter fee only. Expect to add an Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 25-35%, local taxes, and crew gratuity.
| Yacht tier | Weekly base (EUR) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Luxury Sailing & Catamaran Yachts (70-100ft) | 55,000 - 110,000 per week | Perfect for authentic sailing experiences, offering stability and access to shallower anchorages. |
| Mid-size Motor Yachts (110-150ft) | 120,000 - 280,000 per week | Provides an excellent balance of speed for island hopping, onboard comfort, and premium amenities. |
| Superyachts (160ft+) | 300,000 - 750,000+ per week | For the ultimate in luxury, service, and space, featuring extensive amenities for discerning clients. |
What affects the final price
- ◆High-season charters from December to April carry a significant premium, particularly over festive periods.
- ◆The yacht's year of build and recent refit history are major price determinants.
- ◆A highly experienced crew with an established charter reputation commands a higher rate.
- ◆Specialist onboard features such as a large water toy inventory, a qualified dive master, or a wellness centre influence cost.
- ◆Itineraries extending deep into the Grenadines may incur higher fuel and provisioning costs reflected in the APA.
Beach Clubs
Real beach clubs in Grenada.
Tender bookings, table reservations and tender-jetty access arranged through your Blue Ocean Club concierge — request via the enquiry form.
Umbrellas Beach Bar
Grand Anse Beach
A lively and popular venue directly on Grenada's most famous beach. Excellent for casual lunches and sunset drinks.
Savvy's at Mount Cinnamon
Grand Anse Beach
A sophisticated beach club experience offered by the Mount Cinnamon resort, with high-quality service, comfortable loungers, and an excellent restaurant.
La Plywood Beach Bar Cafe
BBC Beach (Morne Rouge)
A rustic-chic and relaxed bar on the calmer Morne Rouge Bay. Known for its laid-back atmosphere and quality light fare.
Esther's Bar at The Aquarium
Point Salines
Combines a restaurant with a beach bar setting, famous for its Sunday afternoon barbecue with live music.
Rogers Barefoot Beach Bar
Hog Island
An authentic and rustic beach bar experience, particularly popular for its Sunday barbecue. Accessible by tender.
Paradise Beach Club
Paradise Beach, Carriacou
A simple, welcoming establishment on one of Carriacou's finest beaches, offering local food and a genuine island feel.
Restaurants
Real restaurants worth a tender in Grenada.
Tables held in advance by your concierge — from beachfront seafood shacks to Michelin-starred dining rooms.
The Beach House Restaurant
Point Salines
Caribbean-International
An elegant, long-standing institution for fine dining in a beautiful beachfront setting. Reservations are essential.
Rhodes Restaurant at Calabash
Lance aux Epines
Fine Dining
A globally recognised fine dining restaurant within the Calabash Luxury Boutique Hotel. The menu highlights local ingredients. A formal dress code is observed.
BB's Crabback
The Carenage, St. George's
Grenadian
A vibrant and authentic eatery overlooking the harbour, celebrated for its genuine Grenadian recipes passed down through generations.
Dexter's Restaurant
Woburn
Creative Grenadian
An exclusive, reservation-only experience in a private home setting, where Chef Dexter creates a tasting menu based on the day's market finds.
Patrick's Local Homestyle Cooking
Lagoon Road, St. George's
Grenadian Tapas
An excellent choice for sampling a wide variety of over 20 local dishes in a tapas style. Casual and highly recommended.
Armadillo Restaurant
Near Grand Anse
International with local flair
A hidden gem set in a guesthouse, offering a creative and consistently excellent menu. Booking ahead is required.
Lazy Turtle
Tyrell Bay, Carriacou
Pizzeria & International
A casual and popular rendezvous for the yachting community in Carriacou, known for its good food and relaxed atmosphere.
Anchorages
Best anchorages & bays in Grenada.
The protected coves, sandbanks and lagoons your captain will plot into your week.
St. George's Harbour (The Carenage)
St. George's
A deeply historic and picturesque anchorage within the inner harbour of the capital. Provides excellent shelter and views.
Dragon Bay / Molinere Bay
West Coast
The primary anchorage for accessing the world-renowned Molinere Underwater Sculpture Park. Calm, clear waters ideal for snorkelling and diving.
Tyrell Bay
Carriacou
The main port of entry and largest anchorage on Carriacou. A well-protected, expansive bay with numerous yacht services, restaurants, and provisions ashore.
Sandy Island
Off Carriacou
A quintessential deserted island archetype with a perfect sand beach and surrounding reef. Anchor west of the island for protection.
Hog Island
South Coast, near Woburn
A popular social anchorage, connected to the mainland by a bridge. Known for its Sunday beach barbecue and relaxed, cruiser-friendly vibe.
Anse La Roche
Carriacou
A secluded and beautiful anchorage on the northern coast of Carriacou, accessible only by sea. Features a pristine beach and excellent privacy.
Yacht Recommendations
Recommended yachts for Grenada.
Specific yachts our team has personally vetted on this cruising ground.
The Stable Explorer
Sailing Catamaran 75ft
With its shallow draft and exceptional stability, a large catamaran is the key to unlocking the best anchorages like Salt Whistle Bay and the inner lagoons of the Tobago Cays, while providing immense deck space for entertainment.
The Performance Cruiser
Sailing Yacht 110ft
For clients who truly love to sail, a modern performance sloop offers an exhilarating experience in the Windward Island passages. It combines thrilling sailing with luxurious living quarters.
The Island Hopper
Motor Yacht 140ft
A motor yacht of this size offers the perfect blend of speed to explore the full extent of the Grenadines, from Grenada to Mustique, combined with generous staterooms, a professional crew, and extensive water toys.
The Private Resort
Motor Yacht 180ft+
For the ultimate platform from which to explore, a large superyacht provides every imaginable luxury. Features like a dedicated beach club, wellness centre, and multiple tenders allow for uncompromising comfort and privacy.
Local Insider Tips
Insider knowledge for your Grenada charter.
- Engage a local guide for a private tour of the island's spice plantations, such as Dougaldston, and rum distilleries.
- For high-quality provisions, the IGA supermarket at Spiceland Mall near Grand Anse is the most comprehensive option on the island.
- When visiting the St. George's market for spices or crafts, seek out vendors within the main hall for better quality and authenticity.
- The national dish, 'Oil Down', is a rich, one-pot meal. Your chef can procure an authentic version from a local specialist for an onboard lunch.
- Clearance procedures in St. George's or Tyrell Bay are straightforward, but ensure all ship's papers, passports, and clearance from the last port are in order.
- Negotiate fares with taxi drivers before beginning a journey ashore; this is standard practice.
- The local waters are home to the 'Bianca C', a large wreck for advanced divers. Arrange this with a reputable local dive operator well in advance.
- For an authentic experience, visit a traditional boatbuilding workshop in Windward, Carriacou.
Team Pick
A personal recommendation from Naomi.
Cruising Route
The sail from Carriacou to the Tobago Cays
The Grenadines
“My recommendation is an experience, not a place. The moment you leave Grenadian waters and point the bow towards the Tobago Cays, with the trade winds filling the sails, is pure magic. It's a short but profound open-water passage that transports you from one incredible part of the Caribbean to another. The sense of arrival into that turquoise water is, for me, the very essence of a yacht charter.”
Naomi Clarke
Caribbean Specialist
Questions
Grenada yacht charter FAQs.
How much does a luxury yacht charter in Grenada cost?+
Weekly rates in Grenada typically range from €25,000 for a mid-size sailing yacht or catamaran up to €350,000+ for a 50m superyacht. Final cost depends on yacht size, age, season and the inclusion of expenses such as fuel, dockage and provisioning (APA). Blue Ocean Club presents a fully transparent quotation with our 100% best-price guarantee.
What is the best yacht type for Grenada?+
Motor yachts cover longer distances quickly and suit guests who prioritise interior comfort. Catamarans offer stability, generous deck space and shallow draft access to coves. Classic sailing yachts deliver the most authentic experience. For families and groups of eight or more we frequently recommend a 25–40m motor yacht or large catamaran in Grenada.
Do I need a sailing licence to charter a yacht in Grenada?+
No. Every yacht we present is a crewed charter — captain, chef, deckhand and stewardess are included. You arrive, embark, and the crew handles navigation, meals, water toys and concierge logistics.
What is included in a crewed yacht charter?+
The base charter fee covers the yacht itself, the professional crew, their wages, insurance and the use of all standard water toys on board. Fuel, food, beverages, dockage, port taxes and concierge bookings are settled through an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) — typically 25–35% of the charter fee — with unused funds returned at the end of the cruise.
When is the best time of year to charter a yacht in Grenada?+
The prime window in Grenada runs December through April, when the sea is warm, the wind reliable and the coast at its most photogenic. Shoulder months offer excellent value and noticeably quieter anchorages.
Can you arrange a private chef and tailored menus on board in Grenada?+
Yes. Every crewed yacht we recommend in Grenada carries a professional chef. We share a detailed preference sheet ahead of your charter — covering dietary requirements, favourite wines, children's menus, dinner-party concepts and shore-side restaurant reservations — so the galley is provisioned to your taste before you step aboard.
How far in advance should I book a yacht in Grenada?+
For peak weeks (mid-July to late-August in the Mediterranean, Christmas and Easter in the Caribbean) the best yachts are typically reserved 6–9 months ahead. Shoulder-season weeks can be confirmed comfortably 1–3 months out. Our real-time availability feed surfaces last-minute openings as they appear.
Are children welcome on board?+
Absolutely. Many of our crews are highly experienced with families — child-safe netting, paddleboards, sea-bobs, inflatable toys and tailored menus are routinely arranged. We can also organise a dedicated nanny or tutor on request.
What water toys and tenders are typically available in Grenada?+
Standard inventories include a tender (often 6–9m), seabobs, e-foils, jet-skis, paddleboards, wakeboards, snorkelling gear and inflatable platforms. Larger yachts carry diving equipment, jet-surfs, submarines and full PADI-rated dive teams.
Can you arrange helicopter, jet or private transfers?+
Yes. We routinely arrange door-to-yacht transfers — private jet, helicopter, chauffeured car or marina pick-up — so your party steps from runway to passerelle without friction.
Is gratuity included in the Grenada charter fee?+
Crew gratuity is customary and discretionary, typically 5–15% of the base charter fee, settled at the end of the cruise in cash or by transfer. We provide clear guidance ahead of disembarkation.
What happens if the weather turns during my Grenada charter?+
Your captain monitors forecasts continuously and adjusts the itinerary to keep you on calm water and in beautiful anchorages. The cruising plan is always flexible — a charter is a route sketch, not a fixed schedule.
Why Blue Ocean Club
Why charter Grenada with us.
01
Real-time availability
Live availability feed across 2,000+ yachts — hold and confirm in hours, not weeks.
02
100% best-price guarantee
We do not mark up the charter fee. The price you see is the operator's price.
03
Independent advice
Our recommendations follow the boat, not a commission — owners pay us, not introducing brokers.
04
Concierge depth
Restaurants, transfers, private guides, helicopters and beach clubs handled long before you board.
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