Most motor yacht charters in the BVI run on a plus-expenses contract, where fuel, food, and drinks are billed separately through an APA, so the final cost is hard to predict. All-inclusive motor yachts are the rare exception, and they are what this list is about: one weekly rate that covers the crew, the meals, the bar, the fuel, and the water toys, so you know your number before you board.
We inspected these yachts and their crews at the Virgin Islands charter shows and picked them on value, comfort, and how they actually run a week, not on brochure language. The price under each yacht is the all-inclusive weekly rate; where a rate scales with guest count, we show the entry price and the full-capacity price.
8. PRIME TIME
$26,600/week, all-inclusive
At $26,600 all-in for an 88-foot Nordlund, PRIME TIME is one of the best-value crewed weeks in the BVI, and she books out every season, so reserve early. The rate covers all breakfasts, five lunches aboard, and two dinners; the crew keep the other nights free on purpose, nudging you toward a local BBQ or beach bar, which is the whole idea behind their “Yachting on a Beer Budget” style. She is owned and skippered by Captain Joe Standish, ex US Navy and chartering here since 1999, so the local knowledge runs deep, and first mate Michael makes it a relaxed, genuinely fun crew. Guests come back year after year, which tells you most of what you need to know.
7. QARA
$42,000/week, all-inclusive
For classic character at an all-inclusive price, QARA is hard to beat. This 82-foot Horizon had a full refit in 2023, and her all-wood interior is genuinely beautiful, more warm-and-nautical than glass-and-chrome. The back deck pairs a Jacuzzi with an outdoor barbecue, and she carries the gear to actually earn dinner: a full deep-sea fishing kit plus water skis, a wakeboard, sea scooter, kayak, snorkel gear, and an underwater camera. The crew is a real draw. Captain Mark Sperber has spent his life on the water, Chef Beth Basinski brings fifteen years of wellness-minded yacht cooking, and stewardess Morgan Donovan came from managing a Michelin-star restaurant in New York, so the service and food punch above the price.
6. INDULGE II
From $48,000/week, all-inclusive ($54,000 at full capacity)
INDULGE II is laid-back luxury built for families, and the all-inclusive rate is genuinely full: seven breakfasts, lunches, and dinners, happy-hour canapes, and the ships bar, with only meals ashore extra. Refitted in 2022, this 90-footer feels fresh and has room for up to ten guests to spread out. The toy list is where she shines, with seabobs, a sea scooter, water skis, a kneeboard, wakeboard, paddleboards, and a top-deck hot tub to soak in afterward. A 20-foot tender makes shore trips easy, and there are even e-bikes aboard for exploring on land. If you want a fun, low-stress week where the kids never run out of things to do, we put her near the top.
5. BLESSED
From $90,000/week, all-inclusive ($105,000 at full capacity)
BLESSED is technically a power catamaran rather than a motor yacht, but we included her because the space feels like a motor yacht fifteen to twenty percent larger, closer to 92 to 96 feet. She is brand new, built in 2024 at Sunreef in Gdansk, and run by her Captain and Chef, Tim Miller and Julie Brown, who oversaw her construction and know her inside out. Up to ten guests spread across five en-suite cabins, four of them masters, so nobody draws the short straw. The flybridge is the showpiece, with a Jacuzzi, wet bar, two fridges, two ice makers, and a 55-inch TV, and the toy garage drops straight off the hydraulic swim platform. Ideal for a big group that wants room to breathe.
4. SYNERGY
From $77,900/week, all-inclusive ($79,900 at full capacity)
SYNERGY swept the 2023 BVI Charter Yacht Society show, taking first place for Best Motor Yacht plus runner-up nods for chef Audrey’s food and the table setting, so the all-inclusive week comes with proven crew. She is a spacious Sunseeker with a wide 21-foot beam, a full-beam master, a roomy VIP suite, and two versatile twins. The flybridge has a big dining table, a wraparound couch, and a Jacuzzi for sunsets, and stabilizers keep the ride smooth as she cruises at 10 to 15 knots. Starlink internet, a 26-foot tender, seabobs, and a floating cabana round her out for a connected, high-end week. The rate covers fuel, provisions, the full bar, and cruising permits; note she runs BVI ports only.
3. ANGELEYES
From $92,675/week, all-inclusive ($97,295 at full capacity)
ANGELEYES earned her spot the easy way: Netflix featured her as the luxury pick on The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals, and the hosts voted her their favorite. The draw is space. An extra-wide 25-foot beam, versus the usual 18, gives her unusually generous interiors and a standout on-deck master, which makes her ideal for groups of couples. Captain Darrel arranges the set pieces, from private beach picnics to water sports, and Chef Jenn handles the gourmet side, with service the show singled out as five-star. The all-inclusive rate covers fuel, crew, provisions, the full bar, and cruising permits, and the crew can arrange a private USVI water-taxi transfer if you are flying into St. Thomas.
2. MIDNIGHT MOON
From $82,000/week, all-inclusive ($89,500 at full capacity)
We rate MIDNIGHT MOON this high because she nails the all-rounder brief: a proper luxury week with a real taste of the Caribbean, on a fully all-inclusive CYBA rate. The theme here is sea-to-platter. She carries full deep-sea fishing gear and a crew who both love to fish and know how to cook the catch, so the seafood-focused menu often starts with what you reeled in that afternoon. One master and three VIP cabins sleep up to eight, making her a natural for a group of friends or a family. Add a swim platform, a deck Jacuzzi, a solid toy collection, and a warm crew of three, and you have an easy, genuinely local charter.
1. STAY SALTY
$163,000/week, all-inclusive
STAY SALTY is our number one for a simple reason: at 135 feet over three decks, she gives a group of twelve room that most charters can only hint at, without ever feeling crowded. The interior is bright and elegant, all light wood, white carpets, and a statement chandelier, and the flexible layout (a master, four VIPs, and a twin) suits two families or a big group of friends. There are bars inside and up on the flybridge, so a cocktail is never far, plus loungers and a full sunbathing deck. The crew of eight includes a masseuse who will work anywhere onboard or even on the beach. The all-inclusive rate covers full crew, fuel, and a set menu with snacks. It is, simply, a brilliant yacht.
