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Grenada · Charter cost
How much does a yacht charter in Grenada cost?
Charter pricing has a reputation for being deliberately opaque. It is not, once you know the four things you are actually paying for. This page sets out how a charter in Grenada is priced, what sits inside the headline figure and what sits outside it, so that you can read a quote and know whether it is a fair one before you speak to anyone.
The figures come from the fleet we represent in Grenada and are refreshed nightly. They are the shape of the market rather than a quote: a binding quote comes from the yacht owner or operator company for your specific dates.
A charter is priced by the yacht for the whole boat, not per person. Typical week rates: 100 to 130 ft, $75,876 to $85,000. Typical day rates: 100 to 130 ft, $9,455 to $10,700. On top of the charter fee, budget around 35% for the APA, no charter tax and a discretionary crew gratuity of around 10%.
What You Are Actually Paying For
A crewed charter has four parts. Only the first is the figure you see advertised, which is why a quote can look like a surprise when it is really just the same charter written out in full.
- Charter fee The headline figure
- APA 35% of the charter fee
- Charter tax
No VAT on yacht charters
None - Crew gratuity 5 to 15%, 10% is customary
Work Out Your Own Number
Set the yacht and the length of your charter and this builds the same budget for your trip, from the median day rate for that size class.
What a Charter in Grenada Costs Today
Charters are priced by the yacht, not per person, so these cover the whole boat. Both figures are before APA and tax, and both come from the yachts currently available in Grenada.
Week rates first, then day rates. Every figure is in US dollars.
| Yacht | Guests | Crew | Typical week rate | Typical day rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 to 130 ft30 to 40 m · 8 in the fleet | Up to 10 | 5 - 7 | $75,876 - $85,000per week, before APA and tax | $9,455 - $10,700per day, before APA and tax |
Each range is the middle half of what the class actually charters for here: a quarter of the fleet sits below it and a quarter above. Recalculated every night from live availability, so this page and the listings cannot disagree.
What Sets the Price in Grenada
- Where charters board
Charters in Grenada board at Port Louis Marina (St. George’s), Prickly Bay Marina, Clarkes Court Bay Marina, Le Phare Bleu Marina, and nights alongside are paid out of the APA rather than billed on top of the charter fee.
- Getting to the boat
The long-haul airport is Maurice Bishop International Airport (GND), 15–20 min by road to Port Louis Marina, St. George’s, and transfers are arranged by the crew rather than included in the charter fee.
- When the season runs
The charter season in Grenada runs Nov – May, the peak weeks are Dec – Apr, and summer sea temperature is around 26–28°C. The Spice Island anchors the southern Windwards – nutmeg-scented hillsides, sheltered southern bays and a short hop to the Grenadines.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Grenada?
A charter is priced by the yacht for the whole boat, not per person. Typical week rates: 100 to 130 ft, $75,876 to $85,000. Typical day rates: 100 to 130 ft, $9,455 to $10,700. On top of the charter fee, budget around 35% for the APA, no charter tax and a discretionary crew gratuity of around 10%.
What tax applies to a charter in Grenada?
A charter that begins in Grenada carries no charter tax, whichever flag the yacht flies and wherever she cruises afterwards. No VAT on yacht charters
Want this costed for your dates?
Send us the week and the party size and we will come back with live availability and a full breakdown.