How Much Money To Take To Yacht Week?

Yacht Week offers a variety of yacht charter options, including luxury yachts, motor boats, and multi-hull vessels. The cost of a yacht charter varies depending on the destination, length of trip, and the type of yacht chosen. The average weekly cost for a 100-foot sailing yacht is between 50,000-100,000. A week-long 80-foot catamaran charter runs around 40,000-100,000, and a week-long 100-foot motor yacht rental is anywhere between 50,000-80,000.

The cost of a yacht depends on several factors, such as the length of charter, destination, local taxes, dates, and the age of the yacht. Luxury yacht brokers Northrop and Johnson reported an average price paid by customers for a week’s ‘plus expenses charter’ was around 152,000 in 2020. Cabin charter costs start at around 1,200 per person for a week-long trip, depending on the destination and time of year. Bareboat charter costs vary depending on the destination season, length type of the trip, and food.

When planning and booking a yacht charter, it is essential to consider the base charter fee, which should be around 100-200 Euros at most, depending on how much you drink and eat. If you have booked a full yacht, the charter companies require payment of a refundable deposit on the first day. Cabin damage is also covered within the fee.

In summary, yacht week can cost anywhere between €3510-€4700 (3700-5000), with the upper limit referring to luxury options like AC. The cost of the yacht varies from 420 to 2400 per person, and tipping is optional. Payment can usually be made by credit or debit card, but some charter companies accept cash only.

Yacht Week also offers non-exclusive trips throughout the summer, such as Croatia, which is still stunning with amazing food, wine, and sunset views. However, Croatia has become more expensive since joining the EU, and the locals still have their own unique experiences.