Blue Ocean Club
Caribbean & Bahamas

Luxury Yacht Charter Grenadines 2026

Plan a luxury grenadines yacht charter with Blue Ocean Club — crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans, real-time availability and bespoke 2026 itineraries.

Starting from483,000per week
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Introduction

Why charter a yacht in Grenadines.

A luxury yacht charter Grenadines 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 Grenadines 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.

Plan a luxury grenadines yacht charter with Blue Ocean Club — crewed motor yachts, sailing yachts and catamarans, real-time availability and bespoke 2026 itineraries. 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 Grenadines 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 Grenadines.

The prime window for a yacht charter Grenadines runs December through April. Use the table below to balance weather, value and crowds.

MonthWeatherProsConsCrowd
January-MarchDry season, northeast trade winds, average 26-29°CHigh
April-MayTransitional, warming, occasional showers, average 28-30°CMedium
June-JulyStart of wet season, higher humidity, calmer winds, average 29-31°CLow
August-OctoberWet season, possibility of tropical storms/hurricanes, average 30-32°CVery low
NovemberEnd of hurricane season, improving weather, average 29-30°CLow-Medium
DecemberDry season returning, pleasant temperatures, average 27-29°CHigh
Season Guide

Caribbean & BVI charter season, events & booking calendar

Month-by-month weather, regatta dates, beach-club openings and the exact weeks our brokers recommend for this cruising ground.

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Cruising Grounds

Top cruising areas & highlights of Grenadines.

A handful of signature experiences that define a charter on this coast.

01

The Southern Grenadines (Grenada)

Encompassing Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique, offering lush landscapes, spice plantations, and vibrant local culture with stunning anchorages like Sandy Island.

02

The Central Grenadines (St Vincent)

Home to the iconic Tobago Cays, Mayreau, and Canouan. Known for pristine marine parks, world-class snorkelling, and upscale resorts.

03

The Northern Grenadines (St Vincent)

Including Bequia, Mustique, and Union Island. Bequia offers charming colonial towns, Mustique provides exclusive luxury, and Union Island is a hub for water sports.

04

St Vincent's Leeward Coast

Dramatic volcanic scenery, lush rainforests, and secluded bays, often overlooked but offering unique natural beauty and hiking opportunities.

The Fleet

Featured yachts in Grenadines.

Live pricing — charters from 483,000 / week

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Sample Itineraries

Suggested routes for Grenadines.

Starting points — every itinerary is rewritten around your party, weather and the captain's local knowledge.

7 Days · Recommended Route

Suggested 7-day Grenadines itinerary

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7 Days

The Classic Grenadines Week

Route map · Grenadines
  1. Day 1Embarkation, welcome lunch on board, short cruise to a quiet first anchorage.
  2. Day 2Morning swim, lunch at a coastal restaurant by tender, afternoon cruise.
  3. Day 3Full day at a marquee island — beach club lunch, sunset cocktails ashore.
  4. Day 4Quiet anchorage day — water toys, paddleboarding, private chef dinner.
  5. Day 5Cultural town visit, historic old harbour, dinner in a candlelit courtyard.
  6. Day 6Long swim morning, lunch under way, final marquee anchorage.
  7. Day 7Champagne breakfast, gentle return to base, disembarkation.
10 Days

Extended Grenadines Cruising

Route map · Grenadines
  1. Day 1Embarkation, settle aboard, short repositioning.
  2. Day 2Two days exploring the most photogenic coastline.
  3. Day 3Cultural day ashore with a private guide.
  4. Day 4Diving / snorkelling day on the best reef in range.
  5. Day 5Long cruising day to a quieter archipelago.
  6. Day 6Beach-club lunch and shopping in a marquee port.
  7. Day 7Sunset crossing, chef's tasting menu on the aft deck.
  8. Day 8Final swim morning, leisurely return to base.
  9. Day 9Disembarkation after breakfast on board.
14 Days

The Grand Grenadines Voyage

Route map · Grenadines
  1. Day 1Embarkation and welcome dinner on board.
  2. Day 2Week one: classic seven-day route in slow motion — twin nights at the best anchorages.
  3. Day 3Repositioning across to a neighbouring cruising ground.
  4. Day 4Three days exploring a less-visited archipelago.
  5. Day 5Cultural shore day with a private historian.
  6. Day 6Return cruise via marquee ports with beach-club lunches.
  7. Day 7Final sunset crossing and farewell dinner.
Experiences

Things to do on your Grenadines 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 Grenadines.

Port Louis Marina

A full-service marina with elegant facilities, offering excellent shelter and proximity to St George's amenities.

Tyrell Bay Marina

A well-protected, newer marina in Carriacou, providing convenient access for provisioning and local exploration.

Blue Lagoon, St Vincent

A popular, sheltered marina situated on St Vincent's south coast, offering good services and a departure point for the northern Grenadines.

Admiralty Bay (Union Island)

While primarily an anchorage, Clifton on Union Island offers limited dockage and fuelling services, serving as a hub for the southern Grenadines.

Bequia Marina

Small-scale marina facilities with primarily mooring balls and anchorage options, ideal for experiencing Bequia's charm.

Yacht Types

Charter types suitable for Grenadines.

Luxury Crewed Sailing Catamaran

Offers stability, expansive deck space, and a shallow draft allowing access to many secluded anchorages. Ideal for families and those seeking a relaxed pace.

Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht

Provides speed, superior comfort, and often a vast array of water toys. Suits guests prioritizing elegance, extensive amenities, and covering more ground efficiently.

Performance Sailing Yacht

For clients who appreciate the art of sailing. Offers exhilarating performance combined with elegant interiors. Focusses on the journey as much as the destination.

Modern Power Catamaran

Combines the benefits of catamarans (space, stability, shallow draft) with the speed and convenience of motor yachts. A versatile choice for varied interests.

Local Luxury

Luxury experiences in Grenadines.

Restaurants, beach clubs, diving, events, private aviation and villas your concierge can pre-book before you board.

Dining

Private Chef Beach BBQ

A bespoke evening under the stars, your yacht's chef prepares a gourmet barbecue on a secluded beach, complete with fine wines and impeccable service.

Wellness

Onboard Spa & Massage

Indulge in a regenerating massage or spa treatment by a visiting therapist, conducted in the privacy and comfort of your yacht's deck or dedicated spa area.

Adventure

Private Dive Instructor & Guiding

Explore the vibrant underwater world with a dedicated PADI or SSI certified instructor, tailored to all experience levels, discovering secret dive sites.

Exclusivity

Mustique Island Access & Experience

Arranged access to Mustique, including private island tours, dining at exclusive establishments like Cotton House, and experiencing its unique, understated luxury.

Exploration

Helicopter Island Hopping & Scenic Tours

Charter a private helicopter for breathtaking aerial views of the Grenadine islands, or for ultra-efficient transfers between islands.

Culinary

Local Cooking Class Ashore

Immerse yourself in Caribbean flavours with a private cooking class focusing on local ingredients and authentic Grenadian or Vincentian cuisine.

Sport

Kite Surfing Lessons in Union Island

Take private kite surfing lessons in the renowned shallow waters off Union Island, guided by expert instructors catering to all skill levels.

Conservation

Turtle Tagging & Marine Conservation Day

Participate in a guided conservation experience, perhaps visiting a turtle sanctuary or joining marine biologists on a research and tagging expedition.

Art & Culture

Private Art Gallery Visit & Collector's Preview

Access to local art galleries or private studios for curated viewings and the opportunity to acquire unique Caribbean art pieces.

Relaxation

Secluded Beach Picnic with Champagne

Your crew will set up an opulent picnic on a deserted beach, complete with gourmet fare, fine champagne, and all the accoutrements for ultimate relaxation.

Charter Cost

What does a Grenadines yacht charter cost?

Charter costs in the Grenadines for 2026 vary significantly based on yacht size, type, age, and inclusions. Below are indicative weekly ranges in Euros, excluding APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance), taxes, and delivery fees.

Yacht tierWeekly base (EUR)Notes
Luxury Crewed Sailing Catamaran (4-6 cabins)45,000 - 80,000Includes captain, chef, steward/ess. Fuel, provisions, dockage extra via APA.
Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht (25-40m)80,000 - 180,000Includes full crew. APA typically 30-40% of charter fee. Larger yachts may exceed this range.
Superyacht (40m+)180,000 - 500,000+Exceptional service, amenities, and crew. APA often 35-40%. Highly bespoke experiences.
What affects the final price
  • Yacht size and age
  • Crew size and experience
  • Peak vs. low season travel
  • Inclusions (water toys, fine dining requests)
  • APA utilization (fuel, provisions, port fees)
  • Delivery/relocation fees if applicable
Beach Clubs

Real beach clubs in Grenadines.

Tender bookings, table reservations and tender-jetty access arranged through your Blue Ocean Club concierge — request via the enquiry form.

Barefoot Beach Bar & Grill

Union Island
Casual and lively, known for its kite-surfing scene and sunset cocktails.

Jacaranda Beach Restaurant & Bar

Carriacou
Relaxed beachfront spot with local dishes and friendly service.

Bequia Beach Hotel

Bequia
Upscale beach club experience with excellent dining and beach service on Friendship Bay.

Sparrow's Beach Club

Union Island
Relaxed atmosphere, good for lunch on the beach and enjoying the views.

Macaroni Beach Club (seasonal)

Mustique
Exclusive, often private, but some events and limited access may be possible with prior arrangements.

Denis' Beach Bar & Restaurant

Mayreau
Rustic charm on Salt Whistle Bay, excellent fresh seafood and a laid-back vibe.
Restaurants

Real restaurants worth a tender in Grenadines.

Tables held in advance by your concierge — from beachfront seafood shacks to Michelin-starred dining rooms.

The Sugar Reef Cafe

Bequia
Caribbean fusion

Set on a beautiful beach, offering exquisite dishes with local ingredients.

Karen's Kitchen

Mayreau
Local Caribbean

Authentic, home-style Grenadine cooking in a charming, rustic setting. Reservations essential.

Rhodes Restaurant

Mustique
Fine Dining

Elegant dining at The Cotton House, offering impeccable service and gourmet cuisine. Jackets recommended.

Indigo on the Beach

Canouan
Mediterranean/Caribbean

Part of the Mandarin Oriental, Canouan. High-end beachfront dining with stunning views.

The Chatham Bay Restaurant

Union Island
Local seafood grill

Beachside barbecue with very fresh lobster and fish, informal and authentic.

Laura's Bar & Restaurant

Carriacou
Local Caribbean

Waterfront dining in Hillsborough, known for its hearty local fare and friendly ambiance.

Basil's Bar

Mustique
International/Caribbean

Iconic, lively establishment known for its setting and occasional live music. Check for public access restrictions.

La Dolce Vita

St George's, Grenada
Italian

Overlooking the Carenage, offering authentic Italian cuisine with a Caribbean twist.

Anchorages

Best anchorages & bays in Grenadines.

The protected coves, sandbanks and lagoons your captain will plot into your week.

Tobago Cays Marine Park

The Grenadines

Iconic horseshoe reef anchorage, unparalleled for snorkelling and swimming with turtles in crystal-clear waters. Protected and pristine.

Admiralty Bay

Bequia

A large and well-protected anchorage off Port Elizabeth, offering easy access to shore and local restaurants. Bustling yet charming.

Salt Whistle Bay

Mayreau

A picturesque, crescent-shaped bay with a stunning white sand beach fringed by palm trees. Excellent for swimming and relaxation.

Snug Corner

Union Island

A secluded and very protected anchorage on the east side of Union Island, offering tranquility away from the main Clifton bustle.

Chatham Bay

Union Island

A beautiful, largely undeveloped bay on the west side of Union Island, perfect for quiet relaxation and beach barbecues.

Sandy Island

Carriacou

A tiny, idyllic islet off Hillsborough, Carriacou, offering fantastic snorkelling and a quintessential deserted island experience.

Yacht Recommendations

Recommended yachts for Grenadines.

Specific yachts our team has personally vetted on this cruising ground.

The Voyager's Serenity

Luxury Crewed Sailing Catamaran

Perfect for families or groups seeking a relaxed pace, shallow draft access to secluded bays, and direct interaction with the sea. Offers excellent deck space and stability.

The Ocean Monarch

Classic Motor Superyacht

Ideal for those desiring opulent comfort, expansive interior volumes, and speed to cover more ground. Often comes with an impressive array of water toys and a large professional crew.

The Wind Dancer

Performance Sailing Yacht

For the true sailing enthusiast, offering exhilarating performance under sail combined with refined interiors. A blend of adventure and luxury, typically with a smaller, highly experienced crew.

The Island Explorer

Expedition Yacht

Designed for extensive cruising with robust capabilities and comfort for longer periods. Perfect for exploring every hidden cove and venturing further afield with self-sufficiency.

The Aqua Haven

Modern Power Catamaran

Combines the stability and shallow draft of a sailing catamaran with the speed and luxury of a motor yacht. Generous living spaces and great for water sports.

Local Insider Tips

Insider knowledge for your Grenadines charter.

  • Always clear customs and immigration promptly upon arrival in each new country (St Vincent & Grenadines and Grenada).
  • Engage with local 'boat boys' for fresh produce and ice, but agree on prices beforehand.
  • Carry small denomination US dollars or East Caribbean Dollars (XCD) for local purchases.
  • Plan your itinerary to allow for flexible changes based on weather and local recommendations.
  • Explore the interior of Bequia and Carriacou by taxi for authentic local culture.
  • Try the local roti and fresh grilled fish from beach vendors.
  • Respect marine park regulations, especially in the Tobago Cays Marine Park.
  • Be mindful of 'no take' zones for fishing.
  • Pre-book unique dining experiences in advance, especially during peak season.
  • Consider a provisioning stop in St George's, Grenada, for wider gourmet selections.
Team Pick

A personal recommendation from Naomi.

Anchorage/Destination
Tobago Cays Marine Park
The Grenadines
For unparalleled natural beauty and an immersive marine experience, the Tobago Cays Marine Park is simply a must. Swimming with turtles in the crystal-clear waters of the horseshoe reef is an indelible memory, and the protected status ensures its breathtaking pristine state. It's the jewel of the Grenadines, offering both adventure and serene relaxation.
Naomi Clarke, Caribbean Specialist at Blue Ocean Club
Naomi Clarke
Caribbean Specialist
Questions

Grenadines yacht charter FAQs.

How much does a luxury yacht charter in Grenadines cost?+
Weekly rates in Grenadines 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 Grenadines?+
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 Grenadines.
Do I need a sailing licence to charter a yacht in Grenadines?+
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 Grenadines?+
The prime window in Grenadines 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 Grenadines?+
Yes. Every crewed yacht we recommend in Grenadines 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 Grenadines?+
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 Grenadines?+
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 Grenadines 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 Grenadines 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 Grenadines 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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