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Burn Rate Superyacht

120' / 36m · Palmer Johnson · Built 2006 · Refit 2018
Cabins
4
Guests
8 sleep
Day Guests
12
Crew
5
Cruise
24 kn
Max Speed
28 kn
1 King 2 Double 1 Convertible
Weekly Charter Rate
Low Season
$74,000
High Season
$79,000

About Burn Rate

Built by Palmer Johnson in 2006 and refitted in 2018, Burn Rate is a 120ft (36m) superyacht that pairs classic pedigree with a refreshed interior and modern amenities. She offers 4 staterooms arranged as 1 King, 2 Double and 1 Convertible, welcoming 8 overnight guests or up to 12 for a day at sea, supported by a dedicated crew of 5.

 

Aboard Burn Rate

The refit refreshed Burn Rate’s living spaces without losing the character that defines a well-built superyacht. Generous deck areas invite long lunches and sunset gatherings, while the interior cabins provide a quiet retreat at the end of each day. Cruising at 24 knots, she covers ground efficiently between anchorages. Key features include a swim platform, and the crew sets the pace – whether guests want a packed day of activities or a slow morning with nowhere particular to be.

 

Activities & Water Toys

Burn Rate carries 7 water toys including a jet ski, two Seabobs, two SUP boards, wakeboards, and a kayak – enough variety for groups with mixed interests. The 14ft Castoldi Jet tender runs guests to beaches, dive sites, and shoreside restaurants throughout the day. Equipment is prepped and managed by the crew, keeping the experience effortless from start to finish.

 

Sailing Caribbean

Burn Rate charters across USVI, British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, St Martin, St Barths and Anguilla in the Caribbean, repositioning through the year to follow the best weather and destinations. The ideal window for chartering is Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec, when conditions align for an exceptional trip. A refitted superyacht offers updated interiors and modern systems at a compelling price point, with a captain who tailors each route to your group’s preferences and adapts to conditions as the voyage unfolds.

What a week aboard really costs

Indicative, from her listed weekly rates. Where you board sets the VAT, and your broker confirms every figure before you book.

Charter fee, one week The yacht, her full crew, their wages and meals, and insurance.
$74,000
APA, 35% Fuel, food, drinks and port fees. The unspent balance is returned.
$25,900
No charter VAT in USVI
$0
Crew gratuity, customarily about 10% At the guests' discretion.
$7,400
Indicative total
$107,300
Per person, per night
$1,916

Indicative figures from her listed weekly rates, the APA and the VAT rate for the boarding country. The total includes the full APA, and whatever is not spent is returned at the end of the charter. The owner confirms the final terms.

Features & Amenities

On deck
Swim Platform
Stability
Stabilizers Underway
Connectivity & entertainment
WiFi A/C
Seen in photos
E-foil

Some details come from the yacht's photos and brochure and are confirmed with the owner at booking.

Water Toys & Tenders

Tenders 14ft Castoldi Jet tender
  • 2× Seabob F7
  • 2× SUP board
  • 2× Wakeboard
  • 1× Jet Ski

Kayak Snorkeling

Destinations & Best Time to Charter

Cruises the Caribbean. Year-round

Burn Rate, week by week

November 9, 2026 to November 7, 2027

  • High Season
  • Shoulder
  • Low Season

Listed weekly rates by season. Shoulder weeks are quoted on request. Showing a rate does not mean the week is free.

VAT by embarkation country

Where you board sets the tax. Rates are indicative and your broker confirms them at booking.

No charter VAT 0% USVI, British Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, St Martin, St Barths, Anguilla
$74,000/week All in about $107,300
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