Mustique Yacht Charter and Top Charter Yachts

Boatbookings' Guide to Mustique Yacht Charter and our Recommendations for the Best Mustique Charter Yachts
Mustique is a private island in the Grenadines that is a famous low-key hideaway for celebrities, aristocracy, and families who want to enjoy the full fruits of the Caribbean without the hassles of modern-day life. Famously bought as a cotton ranch by Colin Tennant, a visionary and eccentric member of the British Aristocracy, for £45,000, who spent his life transforming it from "mosquito island" to an island with 100 stunning villas and a true feeling of community.

The island boasts a tiny airport where you can be dropped off just before your time of departure, a club where all islanders are invited for weekly backgammon tournaments and cocktail parties, one famous beach-side bar (Basils, see below), and many beautiful beaches where Princess Margaret, the Queen, virtually the entire royal family, and many household name celebrities have bathed in anonymity.
If you sail or cruise through the Grenadines, you will pass by this beautiful and exclusive island. You will need to have Grenadines entry papers, normally obtained in nearby St Vincent, and you can then moor or anchor in the one harbor, fittingly called Britannia Bay, in honor of the Royal Yacht of the same name that moored there when Queen Elizabeth first visited in 1977. A stay on Mustique normally would entail a day on "Princess Margaret Beach" (Les Jolies Eaux) or Macaroni Beach, a sunset drink at the Cotton House, and a night of Rum Punch and dancing at Basils Bar, with the possibility of Mick Jagger showing up and playing along with the band.

Attractions and things to do on Mustique
Mustique is a small island, measuring just 3 miles by 1 mile, and has just one small town that offers a grocery store, outdoor fruit and vegetable market, the "Sweetie Pie" bakery, and fresh fish caught daily. There are no hotels on the island (the Cotton House offers 12 exclusive rooms), no golf course, no tourist traps. And the islanders want to keep it that way.
Instead, the daily cycle runs something like this: walk or jog to get some exercise while air is still cool before a healthy breakfast of fruit and eggs. Then get in your "mule" (golf cart - no one drives cars here) and head off to one of the pristine beaches such as Macaroni, Princess Margaret, or l'Ansecoy. Lunch at the Cotton House, and then maybe some shopping at the two boutiques, and grab a donut or other treat from the bakery between them. Dinner on your yacht, or just straight to Basils for sunset Rum Punch, a local caught grilled fish, and then some dancing!
Here are some of the key attractions on Mustique.
Basil's Bar

Basil Charles was famously found by Colin Tenant on the side of the road in St. Vincent after a motorcycle accident. Once he recovered from his injuries, Tennant took a liking to him and brought him to Mustique to run the Cotton House bar, the first on the island. Basil eventually started his own beach bar nearby and proceeded to build one of the best in the Caribbean, "Basil's" famous for its Wednesday night "Jump ups" and the Mustique Blues Festival. While Basil no longer runs the bar, he can frequently be seen there hobnobbing with the customers. Virtually everyone on the island visits Basils on a regular basis.

Basil's offers a good menu of fish and local Caribbean food, and hamburgers and pizza to please a broader taste. It is the local place to order a sundowner drink, just as Princess Margaret and Anne Glenconner did on many occasions. You may want to sample their "Mustique Whammy" Rum Punch made from unbelievably potent local St Vincent Rum. Plan to dance and stay awhile as Basil's transforms into a dance bar in the evening.
Princess Margaret Beach

Princess Margaret enjoyed this beach because the "waters felt like champagne" and it was a short walk down from her villa. A small beach, it can be reached by a stone-paved path from the Lagoon parking area. It is protected and west facing, so waves are small, and the sand is clean and white. You can snorkel the small adjacent reefs, or maybe read "Lady in Waiting" written by Colin Tennant's wife Baroness Anne Glennonner, to learn about the fascinating origins of the island.
Macaroni Beach

Macaroni Beach is the most famous on the island, is a scenic, curved white sand beach bordered by mangroves and the Mustique hills, and offers nice surf. People love having picnics here and walking on the path dedicated to Queen Elizabeth when she visited the island, you can see the royal seal on the path.
Cotton House

It is a stretch to call this a resort and the islanders love it that way. The Cotton House was converted from a Cotton Plantation into a relaxed club that offers a clubhouse bar, a beach restaurant, and several exclusive hotel rooms.
Mustique Top Charter Yachts
You cannot charter a yacht from Mustique, you would normally Charter from St Vincent and visit Mustique and the other famous Grenadines islands that include Bequia and Canouan. Most of the top yachts in the Caribbean are happy to sail or motor the Grenadines, we've listed our top selections below.
- Lagoon 620 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.89 m
- Year: 2016
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $33550 to $39600 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"If youre looking for a full spec, diving, state-of-the-art Lagoon 620 with an expert crew, look no further than CALLISTA for your next adventure."
- Nautitech 46 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 14.02 m
- Year: 2019
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $14000 to $17000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"You will be dazzled by the beauty of the Nautitech 46 ILLUSION and the knowledge of Captain Bruno. Our previous charter feedback is always exceptional, so there is no better catamaran to cruise the Grenadines."
- Lagoon 450 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 13.96 m
- Year: 2018
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $15320 to $16720 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"The Lagoon 450 is a great design for first-time charter guests. Benefit from the separate helm station which gives you a private aft deck for alfresco dining and lounging."
- Lagoon 620 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.89 m
- Year: 2018
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $39000 to $42000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A standout Lagoon 620 luxury catamaran with a vastly experienced crew; Alex, Carla and Beatrix will not disappoint!"
- Fountaine Pajot Victoria 67 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 20.4 m
- Year: 2017
- Cabins: 5
- Berths: 10
- From $44000 to $50000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"NENNE is going to be the leading BVI crewed catamaran for many years to come. Her crew, led by the famous Donald and Audrey Harper, will provide enough memories in a week to last a lifetime!"
- Fountaine Pajot Victoria 67 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 20.44 m
- Year: 2014
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From €27500 to €32000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A beautiful catamaran with a first class finish and crew with a vast knowledge of every corner of the Caribbean and Med islands."
- Princess 67 Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht
- Length: 20.42 m
- Year: 2008
- Cabins: 3
- Berths: 6
- From $20000 to $26000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Enjoy al fresco dining with stunning views of the Caribbean coastline."
- Lagoon 630 Luxury Crewed Power Catamaran
- Length: 64 m
- Year: 2018
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $31000 to $36000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"MARE BLU is a luxurious alternative to a sailing catamaran, offering a superb charter around the Caribbean islands."
- Dufour 48 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 14.6 m
- Year: 2019
- Cabins: 5
- Berths: 10
- From $15840 to $21000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"The finest crewed catamaran in the Grenadines offering authentic experiences from St Vincent."
- Fountaine Pajot Ipanema 58 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.29 m
- Year: 2016
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $24500 to $34500 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"One of our favourite foodie catamarans in the BVI. You will be mesmerised by the incredible scenery and the quality of the service and cuisine delivered by Captain Jeff and Caitlin!"
- Lagoon 620 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.89 m
- Year: 2015
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From €13400 to €26000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"One of the best Lagoon 620s in the Med with a vastly experienced crew."
- Lagoon 450 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 13.7 m
- Year: 2012
- Cabins: 3
- Berths: 6
- From $14800 to $17200 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"The best permanently crewed Lagoon 450 in the Caribbean with a brilliant crew. Book now!"
- Lagoon 620 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.9 m
- Year: 2014
- Cabins: 5
- Berths: 10
- From $31000 to $39000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"She has sophisticated touches throughout with a dedicated crew, perfect for your next family yacht charter."
- Lagoon 630 Crewed Power Catamaran
- Length: 19.5 m
- Year: 2018
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $35000 to $40000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"One of the most luxurious Lagoon powercats in the Caribbean with a knowledgable captain and crew."
- Simonis Voyage 58 Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 17.05 m
- Year: 2007
- Cabins: 5
- Berths: 10
- From $19700 to $27000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Excellent yacht, amenities and crew in one of the most sought after winter yachting destinations."
- Ark Yachts 180 Luxury Crewed Sailing Yacht
- Length: 60 m
- Year: 2013
- Cabins: 13
- Berths: 26
- From €55000 per week
- 47 Robertson and Caine Crewed Power Catamaran
- Length: 14.33 m
- Year: 2007 (refit 2013)
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $20500 to $23650 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A luxurious and spacious power catamaran - ideal for a Caribbean adventure!"
- Benetti 34m Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht
- Length: 34.5 m
- Year: 1983 (2005 Refit)
- Cabins: 6
- Berths: 12
- From $44500 to $66500 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A spacious and well maintained luxury motor yacht with an outstanding chef onboard!"
- Christensen 157 Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht
- Length: 47.9 m
- Year: 2007 (Refit Annually)
- Cabins: 6
- Berths: 12
- From $189000 to $225000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"LADY JOY is the epitome of refined elegance, with spacious and stylish accommodation."
- Lagoon 500 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 15.24 m
- Year: 2009
- Cabins: 3
- Berths: 6
- From $15500 to $21000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"SASHA is an iconic Lagoon 500 with two certified dive instructor crew members. Get ready for a fun filled charter."
- Sunreef 70 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 21.34 m
- Year: 2011
- Cabins: 6
- Berths: 12
- From €32000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Fun and relaxed atmosphere, absolutely delicious food, ideal family charter; Muse comes highly recommended by the Managing Director who had lunch aboard in Antigua."
- Hylas 70 Crewed Sailing Yacht
- Length: 21.2 m
- Year: 2011
- Cabins: 3
- Berths: 6
- From $18900 to $24035 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A modern and elegant yacht."
- Robertson and Caine 42 Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 12.98 m
- Year: 2011
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 6
- From $12650 to $15450 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"GROOVYs excellent crew will ensure you have a fantastic charter"
- Nautitech 46 Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 14 m
- Year: 2017
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 0
- From $13050 to $17500 per week
- Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 14.33 m
- Year: 2017
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $16000 to $21000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"SHEILA T sets a new standard in modern cruising catamarans with exceptional balance and stability."
- Nauticat 58 Luxury Crewed Sailing Yacht
- Length: 17.68 m
- Year: 1987 (2014 Refit)
- Cabins: 2
- Berths: 4
- From $11335 to $5695 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Stunning sailing yacht available in the Grenadines!"
- Privilege 615 Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 18.9 m
- Year: 2008 (2017 Refit)
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 7
- From $26000 to $36000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Recently refitted, this is the perfect crewed catamaran for charter in the Virgin Islands!"
- Lagoon 630 Luxury Crewed Power Catamaran
- Length: 19.2 m
- Year: 2017
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From $31000 to $37000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"A superb crewed catamaran designed to cruise the Virgin Islands in comfort and style."
- Fountaine Pajot 66 Luxury Crewed Catamaran
- Length: 20 m
- Year: 2021
- Cabins: 4
- Berths: 8
- From €38000 to €39500 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Impressive cruising capabilities, pedigree build and comfortable onboard spaces define ADEONA."
- Hakvoort 39m Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht
- Length: 39 m
- Year: 2010
- Cabins: 5
- Berths: 10
- From €145000 to €165000 per week
BOATBOOKINGS SAYS:
"Delivering an adventure-rich charter, SNOWBIRD is host to enough water toys to exceed everyones expectation."
