Top 5 Grenadines Yacht Charters for Families

CUPCAKE takes the top position for families because few yachts combine this much guest capacity with such an extensive collection of child-friendly water toys. The 40.3m Westship motor yacht accommodates up to 12 guests in 5 cabins, including a particularly flexible fifth stateroom with a queen bed, twin bed and Pullman. She also offers a full-beam owner's suite, additional king and queen cabins, a skylounge and a large sundeck with Jacuzzi.

The toy inventory is where CUPCAKE becomes exceptional for an active family. Alongside SeaBobs, WaveRunners, kayaks and paddleboards, she carries dedicated children's snorkeling equipment, a waterslide, floating swimming pool, towable tubes and banana boat, plus an extensive beach setup. That gives different age groups something to enjoy whether the yacht is anchored in Tobago Cays or spending an afternoon off Mayreau.

Her charter zones specifically include St Vincent and the Grenadines, and rates start from approximately $132,000 per week. For a larger or multi-generational family that wants a full superyacht-style experience with enough entertainment to keep everyone busy, CUPCAKE is the standout choice.

NALANI is particularly appealing for families who want the space of a large Sunreef with a layout that has genuinely been designed with younger guests in mind.

The 23.87m Sunreef 80 Power Eco model was built in 2024 and accommodates 10 guests in 5 cabins. Four ensuite guest cabins are complemented by a dedicated children's bunk room, while the master suite includes a walk-in wardrobe and private balcony. With an enormous 11.53m beam and around 340 square metres of onboard living space described in the supplied yacht information, families have far more room to spread out than the yacht's length alone would suggest.

Outside, NALANI adds a Jacuzzi and open-air cinema, while the water-toy collection includes a Sea-Doo Jet Ski, two SeaBobs, two eFoils, paddleboard, waterskis and wakeboard. The solar-powered setup is another interesting family feature because it is designed to reduce generator noise and vibration while the yacht is sitting at anchor.

St Vincent and the Grenadines appears within her charter zones, and rates begin from approximately €79,000 per week. For families prioritizing space, modern design and a cabin specifically suited to children, NALANI is one of the strongest choices in the region.

Launched in 2025, MATTEA is an excellent option for families who prefer a brand-new power catamaran with large outdoor areas and straightforward access to the sea.

The 23.8m Sunreef 80 Power accommodates up to 10 guests in 4 cabins, including a master suite, double cabins and a convertible cabin. Her enormous 12.2m beam provides the space families expect from a large Sunreef, while the aft cockpit opens directly into the saloon to create one large indoor-outdoor living area. A hydraulic swim platform can transform into a private beach-club-style space at water level.

Families also get a forward Jacuzzi, expansive flybridge, oversized sunpads and a useful collection of toys including a Sea-Doo Jet Ski, SeaBobs, snorkeling equipment, a three-person towable and eFoil. The combination of stable catamaran proportions and multiple separate lounging areas makes it easier for adults and children to enjoy the yacht without everyone occupying the same space all day.
Her charter zones include St Vincent and the Grenadines, with rates beginning from approximately €81,000 per week. MATTEA is especially attractive for families who want contemporary design, water access and the additional speed and convenience of a power catamaran.

LISA OF THE SEAS offers one of the most practical layouts in this selection for larger families or two families travelling together.

The 20.46m Fountaine Pajot catamaran accommodates 10 guests in 5 queen cabins, all with ensuite bathrooms. That evenly balanced cabin arrangement is useful when several adults or older children are travelling together because there is less disparity between the guest accommodation.

She also has a wide 9.75m beam, shallow 1.52m draft and a deck Jacuzzi.
The yacht is particularly well equipped for active families. Her inventory includes paddleboards, wakeboard, adult and junior water skis, snorkeling equipment, two kayaks with underwater viewing, two SeaBobs, a three-person towable, beach games and board games. A projector and large salon screen also provide entertainment when everyone wants a quieter evening onboard.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is included among her charter zones, and rates begin from approximately €40,000 per week. For a family group of up to ten looking for plenty of cabins, water toys and catamaran space without moving into six-figure weekly pricing, LISA OF THE SEAS offers a compelling balance.

MOTEK is the value-oriented family option in this group, combining accommodation for ten with the space and shallow draft of a modern Bali catamaran.

Built in 2023, the 17.07m yacht accommodates 10 guests in 5 ensuite queen cabins, including a master cabin. Her 8.84m beam creates generous communal areas, while the particularly shallow 1.22m draft is useful around the beaches and anchorages that define a Grenadines itinerary. The supplied amenities also specifically list children as allowed onboard.

MOTEK's toy inventory is simpler than the larger yachts above but still covers the essentials for a family charter, including snorkeling equipment, floating mats, kneeboard, beach games, fishing gear, underwater camera equipment and sea scooters. That is more than enough to make stops around Tobago Cays and the southern Grenadines a major part of the holiday rather than simply places to anchor.

Her charter zones include St Vincent and the Grenadines, while published rates start from approximately $26,000 to $32,000 per week. For families who care more about comfortable island hopping and time in the water than superyacht amenities, MOTEK delivers considerable space and guest capacity for the price.