Top 3 Grenadines Yacht Charters Under $50,000 per Week

LISA OF THE SEAS takes our top position because she delivers an unusually complete package at this price level.

Built in 2020 by Fountaine Pajot, the 20.46m sailing catamaran accommodates 10 guests in 5 ensuite queen cabins, making her particularly attractive for larger families or groups of couples. Her generous 9.75m beam creates far more living space than a conventional yacht of similar length, while onboard amenities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, BBQ facilities and, most notably, a deck Jacuzzi.

She is also exceptionally well equipped for a Grenadines itinerary. Guests have two SeaBobs, two transparent-bottom kayaks, paddleboards, wakeboard, adult and junior waterskis, snorkeling equipment and a three-person towable, supported by a 4.6m tender with an 80hp engine. A professional three-person crew completes a package that feels significantly more substantial than the price might suggest.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is included within her charter zones, and published pricing starts from approximately €40,000 per week, with higher seasonal rates reaching above the $50,000 mark. For guests comparing what they actually receive for the money, LISA OF THE SEAS offers the strongest combination of guest capacity, space, Jacuzzi, toys and crewed-catamaran comfort in this selection.

OYA is the most modern yacht in the ranking and an excellent choice for guests who want contemporary Sunreef design without stepping into the pricing of much larger luxury catamarans.

Launched in 2025, the 18.3m Sunreef 60 sailing catamaran accommodates 8 guests in 4 cabins, including a master suite. Her huge 10.2m beam provides exceptional space for her length, with shaded alfresco dining aft, a foredeck lounge, swim platform and a 36m² flybridge designed for sunbathing, sunset drinks and panoramic views while cruising between islands.

OYA's water-toy inventory is one of her strongest selling points. She carries a SeaBob F9, wakeboard, wakefoil, wakesurf board, waterskis, towables, snorkeling equipment, paddleboards and a floating sea pool. More adventurous guests can also make use of an extensive kitesurfing setup with multiple boards and kites. For a relatively compact luxury catamaran, there is an impressive amount to do once she reaches anchor.

St Vincent and the Grenadines appears within her charter zones, while published pricing starts from approximately €42,000 per week, with higher rates reaching above $50,000. For guests who value new construction, Sunreef styling, expansive deck space and a particularly strong toy collection, OYA is one of the most compelling Grenadines yachts in this price bracket.

BERESHIT is the most affordable yacht in this ranking and the only one of the three whose supplied rate range remains entirely below $50,000 per week.

Built in 2023 by Leopard, the 15.24m catamaran accommodates 8 guests in 4 ensuite double cabins with a crew of two. Her 7.92m beam gives guests the spacious communal layout expected from a modern catamaran, while onboard comforts include Wi-Fi, BBQ facilities, deck shower and a hammock for relaxed afternoons at anchor.

The toy collection is simpler than LISA OF THE SEAS or OYA, but it covers everything most guests need for a relaxed Grenadines charter. Snorkeling equipment, paddleboards, kayak, towable tube, fishing equipment, beach games and a swim platform provide plenty of options around Tobago Cays and Mayreau without pushing the yacht into a much higher price category.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is explicitly included within BERESHIT's charter zones, and rates run from approximately $29,500 to $45,000 per week. That makes her the clearest choice for guests who want to stay firmly below a $50,000 base charter budget while still enjoying a modern, fully crewed catamaran capable of accommodating eight guests.