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A BVI all-inclusive catamaran charter generally combines a private yacht, professional crew, onboard meals and a standard bar in one weekly rate. The word “inclusive” does not mean every expense is covered. Compare the yacht’s actual meal plan, fuel allowance, permits and extras before deciding which charter fits your group and budget.

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What Does an All-Inclusive BVI Catamaran Cover?

The table shows common treatment for a fully crewed yacht operating on inclusive Caribbean terms. It is a planning guide, not a promise that every item is included. The yacht’s rate sheet and charter agreement control.

ItemTypical inclusive-charter treatmentWhat to confirm for the actual yacht
MealsChef-prepared meals under the yacht’s published full-board or other meal planThe number of lunches and dinners onboard; meals ashore; special provisioning
Standard barHouse wines, beer, spirits and soft drinks under the stated bar policyBrands, quantities, dietary beverages and whether drinks during meals ashore are excluded
Ordinary cruising fuelOften included for normal travel within the agreed BVI areaFuel caps, unusually long routes, high-speed running and repositioning
Permits and customsSome BVI-based yachts include cruising permits and BVI customs chargesSpecific BVI fees, fishing or dive permits, and extra border clearance for USVI/BVI travel
Dockage and mooringsMooring treatment varies; marina dockage is often additionalOvernight dockage, mooring charges and reservations
Premium drinksUsually extra when outside the standard barRequested wine, champagne, specialty spirits and how they are billed
Shore activitiesUsually paid separatelyBeach clubs, restaurants, land transport, guides, diving and fishing
TaxesDepends on the yacht, port, jurisdiction and charter agreementApplicable taxes, cruising charges, delivery and cross-border fees shown on the quote
Crew gratuityGenerally outside the charter rateGuest’s intended gratuity budget; Caribbean guidance is commonly 15–20% of the charter fee based on service

The yacht, captain, chef and listed water toys may be included onboard, but confirm the exact crew and equipment. Some trips use a half-board plan, and certain activities have extra fees. Special requests do not automatically create an APA: an inclusive yacht may bill a specific extra directly, while a plus-expenses yacht may use an APA for operating costs.

All-Inclusive BVI Catamarans by Group Size and Price

Figures are published seven-night rates for the stated guest count, reviewed September 24, 2026. They do not establish open dates or a final price. Holiday periods, shorter trips and yacht-specific exclusions can change the quote.

Guests and price bandYacht and guest cabinsCrewPublished weekly rate at stated guest countFit and important term
6 guests · $20,000–$30,000 KNOT 5280: 3 queen cabins, each ensuite2$21,000 for 6Three couples seeking comparable cabins. Listing includes BVI customs and cruising permit fees; other terms need a date-specific quote.
8 guests · $40,000–$50,000 PORT TO VINO Samana 59: 4 ensuite queen cabins2$45,000 for 8Four couples or a family needing four guest cabins. Half-board is also offered; meals ashore cost extra under that option.
8 guests · $50,000–$60,000 C’EST LA VIE: 4 ensuite queen cabins3$57,900 for 8Power catamaran with a larger crew. At six guests, the listing quotes $54,900 across three guest cabins; use of all four raises the rate to $57,900.
10 guests · $60,000–$70,000 JUSTIFIED HORIZONS: 5 ensuite queen guest cabins3$65,000 for 10Five couples or an extended family needing five guest cabins. The listing expressly includes BVI customs fees and cruising permits.
The category prices overlap. An eight-guest power catamaran can cost more than a ten-guest sailing catamaran because the yachts, crews and operating costs differ. Confirm every guest cabin is available to your party and compare each yacht’s full trip total.

All-Inclusive Versus Plus-Expenses Pricing

Cost questionAll-inclusive yachtPlus-expenses yacht
Advertised weekly rateCovers the yacht and the services named in its inclusive termsUsually covers the yacht and crew under the stated charter contract
Meals, bar and fuelOften included within defined limitsUsually funded separately from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) or billed as agreed
Dockage, permits and taxesIncluded only where specifiedBudget and settle under the applicable contract and itinerary
Amount to compareWeekly rate + excluded items + applicable taxes/fees + gratuityBase rate + estimated operating expenses or APA + applicable taxes/fees + gratuity
Unused expense fundsNo general APA refund applies if the charter has no APAUnused APA is typically reconciled after the charter under the agreement
An APA is an advance toward expected expenses, not a second charter fee or a guaranteed final charge. For example, a yacht with a hypothetical $60,000 base rate and a 30% APA would initially request $18,000 for expenses in addition to the base rate. Actual fuel, provisions and other permitted costs determine the final reconciliation. A $60,000 plus-expenses quote cannot be compared directly with a $60,000 inclusive quote.

Ask the broker for a side-by-side total with the route, guest count, dates, meal plan and extras held constant. Read the BVI yacht charter APA guide for the expense and refund process.

Which Charter Terms Fit Your Group?

For a family that wants the crew to handle meals and daily planning, start with the guest cabin layout and meal policy. Couples may prefer comparable cabins over a lower headline rate. A power catamaran may suit a group seeking faster passages, but its fuel policy deserves closer review. Your departure point and any USVI/BVI border crossing also affect the total.

For sailing, power and captain-only choices beyond inclusive pricing, use the primary BVI catamaran charter guide. Its broader yacht comparison helps narrow the category before reviewing package details here.

Sailing Catamarans

If you enjoy the feeling of warm ocean spray on your skin and aren’t concerned about speed, you’ll love cruising under sails. On a sailing catamaran yacht charter, you can catch a snooze in shaded areas or soak in panoramic views from the flybridge. Dining options are additionally massive.

Power Catamarans

The open design concept of power catamaran yacht charters is particularly alluring for dining and lounging. Unlike sailing yachts, which rely on wind angle and conditions, power catamarans depend on engines. This eliminates the challenges posed by navigating strong winds and ensures timely arrival at destinations.

Additionally, you can explore various luxury catamaran charters available.

Why Choose an All-Inclusive Catamaran Charter in the BVI?

Glide through turquoise waters amidst awe-inspiring scenery. Or savor the freedom to escape crowded beaches, immersed in the soothing ocean breeze. BVI Yacht Charters, with their all-inclusive benefits, are an excellent choice whether it’s your first time sailing in the BVI or you’re a seasoned pro.

Here are the reasons why you should charter an all-inclusive catamaran in the BVI:

What should you expect from the crew?

On all-inclusive catamarans, the crew usually ranges from 2 to more than 4 members, depending on the boat’s size and the preferences of the guests.

The crew includes a Captain responsible for safe navigation, and a Chef who prepares meals and beverages tailored to dietary preferences and restrictions. During the booking process, you can provide our team with details about any specific dietary menus you would like onboard.

Amenities and Comfort on All-Inclusive Catamaran Charters in the BVI

BVI crewed charters offer flexibility, catering to both laid-back vacations and thrilling adventures. Fun activities like scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, and kiteboarding may require an additional fee. You’ll also have access to a variety of water toys such as seabobs, sea scooters, stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, floating mats, and snorkeling gear.

Furthermore, guests can enjoy overnight stays in spacious cabins equipped with private bathrooms and ample storage areas.

Many catamarans are equipped with Wi-Fi, providing you with the convenience of staying connected to the internet and keeping in touch while enjoying your sailing experience. For more insights, read about Staying Connected in the Caribbean.

How Much is the BVI Catamaran charter All-Inclusive

Weekly inclusive rates vary based on the number of guests and the level of luxury. The majority of the all-inclusive catamaran cost includes the following:

  • The yacht
  • Crew services
  • Meals and drinks
  • An open bar, excluding premium beverages
  • The use of watersports equipment
  • BVI Customs fees and cruising permits

Additional costs you may incur include:

The costs also vary depending on the time of year. Expect more special offers during the summer season, with charter prices potentially reduced by at least 5%. Rates are higher during Christmas and New Year’s.

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Planning Your All-Inclusive Catamaran Charter Vacation

Our motto – “You make the memories, we’ll make the arrangements.” Customize your week-long charter with the travel experts in the British Virgin Islands, the sailing mecca of the Caribbean.

Given the short sailing distances in the BVI, typically less than two hours, you’ll want to ensure you don’t miss any of the destinations. So, where do you start?

Tortola

Meet your captain at one of the marinas on Tortola. Upon boarding, the crew will greet you with complimentary cocktails, followed by an early lunch as you prepare to set sail for your first island adventure.

Peter Island lies just across the Sir Francis Drake Channel, offering azure blue waters and panoramic views. Enjoy happy hour on the island, while watching the sunset and dining on board.

Virgin Gorda

Start your day with breakfast, then explore the granite boulders and grottos of The Baths. You can sail towards Spanish Town for shopping, or opt for a dinghy ride if available on board. In the evening, anchor your yacht and prepare for sailing north.

On the next day, sail around the smaller islands near North Sound, Virgin Gorda. Visit the Dog Islands, Moskito Island, and Saba Rock.

The Bitter End Yacht Club marks your last point of land before entering the open waters of the Caribbean. It’s an ideal destination for adrenaline seekers, offering numerous exciting activities on and off the water, including the highly popular kiteboarding.

Anegada

On all-inclusive BVI catamaran charters, set sail for the coral paradise of the Virgin Islands. In Anegada, you’ll find iguanas, flamingos, and shallow beaches. This destination is also known for the popular sport of bonefishing.

Jost Van Dyke

From Anegada, you can sail to the pristine white sand beaches of Little Jost Van Dyke, including Sandy Spit and Green Cay. These destinations are exclusively accessible by boat.

On another note, have you heard about the Painkiller cocktail? It’s a refreshing drink you’re sure to enjoy. Anchor your yacht at Great Harbor and immerse yourself in the vibrant nightlife at Caribbean-inspired beach bars like Foxy’s and the Soggy Dollar Bar.

FAQ About All-Inclusive BVI Catamaran Charters

When should I go to the British Virgin Islands on an all-inclusive catamaran charter?

November to July is peak sailing season. Expect calm seas and warm temperatures between 70–85°F. Avoid August–October due to hurricane risk. Crews usually take a break for yacht maintenance during the hurricane season.

Are all meals included on an all-inclusive BVI catamaran?

The answer depends on the yacht’s meal plan. A full-board rate may include meals onboard, while a half-board or local-fare plan intentionally leaves specified lunches or dinners ashore at guest expense. Confirm the number of included meals in the proposal.

Are fuel and BVI permits covered?

Many inclusive yachts cover ordinary cruising fuel, but the operating area and any limits must be confirmed. Some listings explicitly include BVI cruising permits and customs fees; others require a separate check, particularly when a route crosses into the USVI.

Is crew gratuity part of the inclusive rate?

Crew gratuity is generally additional and based on service. Caribbean planning guidance is commonly 15–20% of the charter fee, but the amount is the guest’s decision. Ask the broker how to handle payment for the chosen yacht.

What does plus expenses mean?

The base rate and the yacht’s operating costs are separate. A yacht may request an APA to fund provisions, fuel, dockage and other agreed expenses, with a final reconciliation after the trip. Ask for an estimated total based on your route before comparing it with an inclusive charter.

Request a Complete BVI Catamaran Quote

Let BVISail.com and CKIM Group help you choose the right yacht, crew, and itinerary. Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or just want to unplug in paradise, we’ll make the arrangements, you make the memories.

Share your dates, adult and child counts, required guest cabins, departure preference, meal priorities and approximate total budget. We will check suitable yachts and current crews, then outline the weekly rate, included onboard items, exclusions, permits, taxes where applicable and expected gratuity.

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