Destinations
Lowest to highest week price in the log, before VAT, APA, skipper and permits.
$6,400–$17,50020 week prices
Caribbean · USDNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
Caribbean · USDNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
Mediterranean · EUR€2,500–€22,9009 week prices
Mediterranean · EURNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
Mediterranean · EURNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
Mediterranean · EURNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
South Pacific · EURNo published week prices yet; the page covers extras, seasons and paperwork.
The BVI median is $13,025 per week across 20 published prices, ranging from $6,400–$17,500 per week. For the US Virgin Islands, Boat Concierge lists private catamaran day charters at $1,100–$2,500+ per day for up to 12 guests; ask about entry charges before adding BVI waters to your itinerary.
The Greece median is €14,500 per week across 9 published prices, ranging from €2,500–€22,900 per week. In Croatia, croatia-yachting.com lists a skipper at €200–€260 per day including their food, separate from the yacht price.
In the Bahamas, Bahamas Customs says anchorage fees apply to foreign pleasure vessels not mooring at a marina. For Italy, budget for 22% VAT on the charter fee in proportion to time spent in EU waters, according to dmayachting.com.
For Mallorca and Ibiza, Sail Connections says Spain requires an appropriate recognized skipper qualification; charter operators also require practical experience. In French Polynesia, Tahiti Charter identifies June through August as the high-demand, higher-price season.
Bareboat means you handle the sailing; skippered adds a skipper; crewed adds a crew. Compare responsibilities in the bareboat, skippered or crewed guide before choosing.
The base price is not necessarily your total: Yachtco says guests pay separately for fuel, marinas and provisioning. Use the calculator to compare those extras, and ask the operator whether crew food, taxes and an expense fund are included.
Notes
For Greece, Sail Connections says the skipper needs a recognized sailing qualification and practical experience, and Greek regulations normally require a competent second crew member. Confirm acceptance with your operator before departure.
Helm says Mediterranean crewed charters use an APA expense fund for mooring, fuel and food. Under MYBA terms, it is usually 25–35% of the charter fee for sailing yachts and catamarans, paid separately.
Helm says Caribbean charters generally include food, fuel and marina costs in an all-inclusive charter fee rather than a separate APA. Confirm the inclusions in your quote.
Sources
Each fact on this page comes from one of these pages. Operators change rates and rules; check the date and confirm the total with the operator before you pay.
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