BVI Catamaran Charter

How Much Does a BVI Catamaran Charter Cost?

The crewed catamaran fleet in the BVI ranges from around 50 feet to 80 feet, priced from $15,000 to $100,000 for an all-inclusive one-week charter.

$15-30k/week

In this price range, you get a nice catamaran (often a Leopard or Lagoon between 50-59 feet) with 4-5 cabins for 8 guests. You get two crew: a Captain and a Chef/Hostess. You get most meals included and a reasonable amount of local alcohol. You get fuel for getting to your next destination each day. You get free use of all water toys.

$30-50k/week

For $30-50,000 per week, you suddenly get a lot more for your money. In the BVI, we see a lot of Lagoons, Balis, and Fontaine Pajots (55-65 feet) in this price range. 4-5 cabins. 2-4 crew. Often, dive equipment onboard + a number of dives included. Fine dining food and cocktails. More water toys!

$50-100k/week

There is obviously a big jump from $50-100k. For $50,000, you can get a brand-new Fountaine Pajot 67 like LIQUID SKY. –4 cabins, 8 guests, 3 crew. Michelin-worthy food and drinks. Wellness package. Big selection of water toys. Jacuzzi on the foredeck! For $100,000, you get it all; just look at our favorite OHANA, which has 5 cabins for 20 guests. 4 crew. Flybridge Jacuzzi. SCUBA gear, instructor, and 5 dives are included in the price.

Best Crewed Catamaran Charters in the BVI 2025

We have selected these catamarans based on their exceptional condition, top-tier amenities, and outstanding crew. Having personally stepped aboard and experienced their quality firsthand, we confidently recommend only the best for your charter.

What is Included in an All-Inclusive BVI Catamaran Charter?

All-inclusive catamaran charters are standard in the British Virgin Islands (unlike the Mediterranean, where plus-expense charters are more common.) All-inclusive means a set price that covers all expenses related to the charter: yacht, crew, food, beverages, fuel for a set hours of cruising, and activities.

Who is it for? We recommend this option for clients who want a hassle-free experience where they can enjoy their vacation without worrying about additional costs or budgeting for unexpected expenses.

Nevertheless, the issues are the same as in an all-inclusive luxury resort – you can’t have a hot tub full of Moet…

What is it Like Onboard a BVI Luxury Charter Catamaran?

BVI charter catamarans focus on space and comfort, they basically need to resemble a private floating luxury hotel. The main saloon typically has a galley (kitchen), dining space, and often a bar and TV. From here, you’ll access 4-5 private cabins in the hulls, each with its own ensuite bathroom.

Outside, the aft deck features an al-fresco dining area, while the foredeck often has trampolines or a lounge for relaxing. Most luxury catamarans also have a flybridge, this is usually the guests’ favorite spot. Here you will have seating and space for sunbathing, and maybe even a bar and a jacuzzi. Most new charter catamarans have hydraulic swim platforms for easy water access and lounging right at the water’s edge.

Check Out Our Walk-Through Videos

We attend the annual USVI and BVI Yacht Shows to step onboard each Catamaran and meet the crew. –And to make these awesome walk-through videos to send to our clients. Seeing the yachts in person helps us assess which are best suited for different clients and, of course, identify our favorite catamarans. It’s a crucial part of ensuring the perfect yacht, crew, and client match.

What Do You Eat on a BVI Catamaran Charter?

On a BVI catamaran charter, dining is a blend of gourmet cuisine and island-inspired flavors.

Breakfast often includes fresh pastries, tropical fruits, and cooked-to-order options like omelets.

Lunch features light, refreshing meals such as grilled fish tacos, salads, and ceviche, served al fresco.

Afternoon snacks may include charcuterie boards, chips with guacamole, or coconut shrimp.

Dinners are a highlight, with gourmet dishes like grilled lobster, jerk chicken, or filet mignon, paired with fine wines or cocktails.

Desserts range from key lime pie to chocolate lava cake. Drinks include iconic BVI cocktails like Painkillers, local beers, and fresh juices.

Special Dietary Requests

Most charters cater to dietary restrictions like gluten-free, vegetarian, or vegan diets. Some even specialize, which might be worth considering if you have an all-vegan or all-gluten-free group, ex. Mention this in advance!

When is the Best Time for a BVI Catamaran Charter?

The main charter season in the British Virgin Islands spans from December to March, with a peak around Christmas/New Year.

It gets especially around the holidays, so make sure to book your BVI yacht charter well in advance. Ideally, you would inquire about your coming charter 12 months in advance.

WHY? The best charter yachts are often fully booked long in advance, and it’s not unusual to see popular dates booked 2 summers ahead for a BVI yacht charter. Inquiring less than 6 months ahead often means that your first choice is unavailable for charter.

What to Pack for Your BVI Catamaran Charter?

We recommend packing in a soft-sided suitcase or duffel bag, as they are easier to stow onboard after unpacking. Charter catamarans in the BVI usually provide basic toiletries, sunscreen, and beach towels, so focus on versatile clothing and personal essentials. Pack lightly—casual wear, one nice outfit, flip-flops, swimsuits, sunglasses, and a hat should suffice.

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