Top 5 Grenadines Yacht Charters with Jet Skis & Water Toys

KING BENJI takes the number-one position with one of the most extraordinary water-toy inventories available on any yacht in this selection.

Built in 2024 by Dunya Yachts, the 47m superyacht accommodates 10 guests in 5 cabins with space for a crew of up to 12. Her onboard lifestyle already revolves heavily around the water, with a beach club, swimming platform, Jacuzzi and split plunge pool on the owner's deck providing several different places to relax before the toys even leave the garage.

The collection itself is exceptional. KING BENJI carries four Sea-Doo RXT 325s, four 300hp Jet Skis, two eFoils, two SeaBobs and three paddleboards, alongside wakeboards, kneeboards, waterskis, snorkeling and scuba equipment. She then adds a bridge-deck waterslide, FunAir toy island, trampoline and even a floating golf island. A huge 39ft custom Nor-Tech tender powered by three 400hp Mercury engines supports excursions and watersports away from the mothership.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is included within her charter destinations, while published rates begin from approximately $250,000 per week. If water toys are one of the main reasons you are booking the charter, KING BENJI is the clear standout.

CUPCAKE comes extremely close, particularly for families and larger groups who want as much variety as possible once the yacht reaches an anchorage.

The 40.3m Westship accommodates 12 guests in 5 cabins and combines her enormous toy collection with a Jacuzzi, sundeck, skylounge, swim platform and plenty of outdoor lounging space. She is supported by two substantial tenders, including a 41ft Nimbus T11 with twin 350hp Mercury engines and a 20ft beach-landing tender, making it easy to move a full charter party between the yacht, beaches and neighboring islands.

CUPCAKE carries SeaBobs, Sea-Doo Sparks, WaveRunners, kayaks and an enormous collection of paddleboards, along with wakeboards, waterskis and towables. She then adds the toys that turn a quiet anchorage into a private playground: a waterslide, floating swimming pool, Partybana and inflatable Jet Ski docks. There are even 20 sets of snorkeling equipment, including four children's sets, and a full beach dining setup for 12 guests.

Her charter zones include St Vincent and the Grenadines, with published rates from approximately $132,000 to $152,000 per week. KING BENJI wins on outright high-performance equipment, but CUPCAKE may offer the best all-round collection for a mixed group that wants Jet Skis, towables, swimming, snorkeling and beach days all in the same charter.

NALANI brings the water-toy experience into a very different package, combining high-performance equipment with the huge platform of a modern Sunreef catamaran.

The 23.87m Sunreef 80 Power Eco was built in 2024 and accommodates 10 guests in 5 cabins. Her extraordinary 11.53m beam creates enormous outdoor living areas, while a Jacuzzi and open-air cinema provide plenty to enjoy when everyone comes back onboard. The solar-powered setup is designed to reduce generator noise and vibration at anchor, which is particularly appealing when spending long afternoons in quiet Grenadine bays.

NALANI carries a Sea-Doo RXT 300 Jet Ski, two SeaBobs and two eFoils, immediately giving her one of the strongest performance-focused toy collections among the catamarans on this list. Paddleboarding, waterskiing and wakeboarding add more conventional activities, making her particularly attractive to active groups who would rather spend the afternoon riding an eFoil than simply sunbathe onboard.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is included within her charter zones, with published rates beginning from approximately €79,000 per week. NALANI does not have CUPCAKE's enormous inflatable playground, but for guests who want Jet Ski, SeaBob and eFoil performance combined with the space and stability of a luxury catamaran, she is an excellent Grenadines choice.

MATTEA is another Sunreef that works particularly well for guests who want to move effortlessly between lounging onboard and spending hours in the water.

Launched in 2025, this 23.8m Sunreef 80 Power accommodates up to 10 guests and has a remarkable 12.2m beam. Her hydraulic swim platform can be transformed into a private beach-club-style area immediately above the water, while the forward terrace includes a Jacuzzi and extensive sunpads. That layout makes MATTEA especially convenient on a Grenadines itinerary where swimming and watersports are likely to happen several times each day.

Her toy garage includes a Sea-Doo Jet Ski, snorkeling gear, a three-person towable and SiFly eFoil, together with additional equipment for exploring the water around the yacht. The collection is not quite as extensive as KING BENJI, CUPCAKE or NALANI, but the combination of performance toys and the hydraulic beach platform makes using them exceptionally straightforward.

MATTEA's charter zones include St Vincent and the Grenadines, with published rates beginning from approximately €81,000 per week. She is particularly appealing to guests who want a sophisticated modern power catamaran where water access is integrated into the yacht's design rather than treated as an afterthought.

SKY rounds out the ranking with a strong collection of motorized and non-motorized toys backed by the speed and convenience of a traditional luxury motor yacht.

The 25.6m Azimut accommodates up to 10 overnight guests in 4 cabins and offers a flybridge hot tub, bar, foredeck sunpads and several outdoor entertaining areas. Importantly for a Grenadines charter, she is also fitted with both at-anchor and underway stabilizers, helping create a more comfortable platform when guests return onboard after a full day of watersports.

SKY carries two Jet Skis, SeaBobs, an underwater scooter, two paddleboards, snorkeling equipment, waterskis, wakeboard, kneeboard and floating water mat. A substantial 26ft tender with a 300hp engine supports watersports and allows guests to explore beaches or shore destinations independently from the yacht.

St Vincent and the Grenadines is included within SKY's charter destinations, while her published weekly rate is approximately $57,500. She does not have the giant toy islands and slides of the larger yachts above, but two Jet Skis, SeaBobs, an underwater scooter and a powerful tender make her a particularly strong option at this price point.