BVI 180 Superyacht Class (or similar)

This is a class listing, not one individual yacht. It stands for the 180 ft superyachts we charter in the BVI, from $200,000 a week.

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Why you cannot see them all

About 320 yachts worldwide charter between $200,000 and $300,000 a week, typically 150 to 210 feet, from yards such as Amels, Feadship, Christensen, Westport and Trinity; about 110 of them spend the winter in the Caribbean, where the Virgin Islands are a standard itinerary. These are privately owned yachts, each with her own owner and crew, not a rental fleet. Their calendars are not public, and many cannot be advertised online at all: often the owner simply does not want his yacht shown publicly, and sometimes her manager does not permit online listings. We have access to all of them and can offer every one of them for your charter. Tell us your dates and who is coming, and we send you an individual proposal with the yachts that are actually available, each one inspected by us, with her own photos, crew profile and sample menu.

What to expect

Yachts in this class sleep 12 guests in 6 cabins, including a main-deck or full-beam master, with a crew of 13. Rates start from $200,000 a week and reach $300,000. Motor yachts and superyachts in the Caribbean charter on plus-expenses terms: fuel, food, drinks and dockage are paid at cost through an advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 to 35 percent of the charter fee. We give you the all-in estimate for your week before you decide. At this level every charter is individually negotiated: the fee depends on the week, the itinerary and delivery.

At this size the Virgin Islands become a private cruising ground: a formal dining saloon, a sky lounge with its own terrace, and a large deck team to run the tenders, toys and daily itinerary.

Yachts you can see in this class

Real yachts of this class that may be shown online. Open one for her photos, crew and current rates.

Lady Elaine
163 ft Christensen · from $200,000 / week

Mirage
174 ft Feadship · from EUR 200,000 / week

Aspen Alternative
164 ft Trinity Yachts · from $199,000 / week

Lady Joy
157 ft Christensen · from $199,000 / week

Sweet Caroline Ii
165 ft Trinity · from $199,000 / week

Teleost
161 ft Feadship · from $195,000 / week

See what is free for your week

Recently booked in this class

• 
  Sweet Caroline II, 165 ft TrinityUSVI · December 2026 charterBooked by Didier
• 
  Grace, 172 ft AmelsBahamas · March 2026 charterBooked by Carina
• 
  Miss Stephanie, 138 ft Richmond YachtsBahamas · Recently bookedBooked by Chris
• 
  Nita K II, 171 ft AmelsBahamas · Recently bookedBooked by Nadja
• 
  Impromptu, 164 ft TrinityBahamas · 2023 charterBooked by Daniel
• 
  Maia, 174 ft yachtGreece · Recently bookedBooked by Melissa
• 
  Mariu, 164 ft CodecasaGreece · September 2026 charterBooked by Miles
• 
  Alexandra, 164 ft BenettiGreece · August 2026 charterBooked by Martina

Real charters booked through our brokers. Client details are never shown, and a yacht is named only where she is publicly listed for charter.

Less yacht, or more?

• BVI Feadship 165 Class, from $170,000 a week
• BVI Trinity 160 Class: Trinity or similar, from $175,000 a week
• BVI 210 Superyacht Class, from $300,000 a week
• BVI Feadship 210 Class, from $300,000 a week

Questions

How much does a 180 ft superyacht charter cost in the BVI?
Rates in the BVI 180 Superyacht Class start from $200,000 a week and reach $300,000, depending on the yacht and the week. The weekly rate covers the yacht and her crew. Fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid at cost through an advance provisioning allowance, typically 30 to 35 percent of the charter fee. We give you the all-in estimate before you decide.

How many yachts of this class charter in the BVI?
About 320 yachts worldwide charter between $200,000 and $300,000 a week, typically 150 to 210 feet, from yards such as Amels, Feadship, Christensen, Westport and Trinity; about 110 of them spend the winter in the Caribbean, where the Virgin Islands are a standard itinerary. We can show 68 of them online; we have access to all of them and can offer every one.

Why are some yachts not shown online?
Many owners do not want their yacht shown publicly, and some managers do not permit online listings. Those yachts can still be chartered: we have access to them and send them to you directly in an individual proposal for your dates.

Is this one specific yacht?
No. This is a class listing: it stands for the yachts of this size and price. The images are representative. The exact yacht, with her own photos, crew profile and sample menu, is confirmed before you book.

Images are representative of the class and show the size, layout and finish you can expect.

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