Price range: $27.9K to $150K a week, low to high season
Last updated: October 2026
An all-inclusive motor yacht in the BVI costs $27,900 to $150,000 a week, with the crew, meals, bar, fuel and toys in one rate. Most motor yachts here charge plus expenses instead, so all-inclusive boats are rare.
These seven are the ones we would book, best first. The line under each name says exactly what her rate covers.
Broker insight
What I tell clients about all-inclusive motor yachts is that the real value is not just the price, it is the certainty. On a plus-expenses boat the APA can swing thousands either way depending on how you cruise, but here the number on the contract is the number you pay, meals, bar, fuel and toys included. That predictability changes the whole feel of the week, especially for a family or a first charter. These are the rare BVI motor yachts that offer it, and offer it well.
Miles Froelicher
Charter Broker
1. ANGELEYES
From $92,675/week, all-inclusive ($97,295 at full capacity)
Booked 11 times with us
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. MIIA
From $110,000/week, all-inclusive ($130,000 at full capacity)
MIIA is the newest yacht on this list, built in 2026. She is technically a Sunreef power catamaran, but at almost 88 feet, with stabilizers and a deck jacuzzi, she lives like a motor yacht. Ten guests share five cabins: a king master, three doubles and a twin.
Her rate is all-inclusive, with a 5% allowance on top for port fees and permits. It runs from $110,000 for two guests to $130,000 for ten, and $150,000 over Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year. Two Seabobs, two eFoils, paddleboards and kayaks keep the afternoons busy.
3. INDULGE II
From $48,000/week, full board ($56,000 at full capacity)
Booked once with us
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.
4. ASKARI
From $42,500/week, all-inclusive ($44,500 at full capacity)
ASKARI is the most unusual yacht here: a 2026 aluminum long-range cruiser built in Cape Town to a Du Toit design, and the first of her kind in the charter fleet. She is 65 feet and takes six guests in three ensuite cabins, a king, a queen and a double, so she suits two or three couples.
Full board is her standard: seven breakfasts, lunches and dinners aboard. If you would rather eat ashore some nights, the half-board plan takes $150 per person off. Her stabilizers work at anchor and underway, and the toys include two eFoils, four sea scooters and paddleboards. She picks up at Nanny Cay, Tortola, with Christmas week at $49,000 and New Year’s at $54,000.
5. QARA
$47,500/week all-inclusive, or $36,500 plus expenses
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 Nikki Asselone runs the galley, and stewardess Morgan Donovan came from managing a Michelin-star restaurant in New York, so the service and food punch above the price.
6. SUITE LIFE
From $29,700/week, all-inclusive ($48,500 in summer high season)
SUITE LIFE is the best-value fully all-inclusive week on this list: a 92-foot motor yacht from $29,700. She takes nine guests in four staterooms. The king master has a walk-in closet and a jacuzzi bathtub, and every cabin has a marble ensuite.
She is set up for easy days, with three dining areas, two bars, a bow jacuzzi and a swim platform for snorkeling straight off the stern. The toys are simple: paddleboards, kayaks, wakeboards, towables and a big floating island. She is based in St. Thomas and adds 10% for BVI weeks and holidays.
SUITE LIFE
7. PRIME TIME
$27,900/week, half board
Booked once with us
At $27,900 a week 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 is half board, covering 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.
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