From $24,500 /wk
EMYSA
- 58 ft
- 6 guests
- 2019
Best forCouples or families of up to 6 seeking a value-focused crewed catamaran.
Cabin fit: Guest and crew allocation confirmed before recommendation.
Share your dates, guest count, preferred cabin arrangement, and approximate budget. We compare current BVI yachts and crews for you, then narrow the choices to options that fit your group, rather than asking you to sort through yachts that may no longer be available.
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Chris and Karin Patrick bring 20+ years of charter experience and firsthand BVI knowledge. Before we recommend a yacht, we compare the crew, guest-cabin fit, current pricing, inclusions, charter terms, and availability for your specific group. We also support the planning process from yacht selection through preference details and embarkation. Most BVI charters run 7 nights, with shorter or longer trips depending on availability. Common departure points are Tortola and St. Thomas. Meet Our Charter Team.
Compare current BVI crewed catamarans by weekly rate, guest capacity, and best-fit group. Cabin configuration, crew allocation, inclusions, and availability can vary by yacht, so we verify the details before recommending an option.
From $24,500 /wk
Best forCouples or families of up to 6 seeking a value-focused crewed catamaran.
Cabin fit: Guest and crew allocation confirmed before recommendation.
From $25,000 /wk
Best forLarger families or groups needing space for up to 10 guests at a value-focused rate.
Cabin fit: Guest-versus-crew cabins confirmed before matching.
From $56,000 – $69,000 /wk
Best forLarger families, multigenerational groups, or celebrations up to 12 guests.
Cabin fit: Guest suites and crew allocation verified for your group.
From $65,200 /wk
Best forLarge groups needing substantially more capacity than a typical BVI catamaran.
Cabin fit: Sleeping plan, guest cabins, and crew setup confirmed before quoting.
From $84,000 – $90,000 /wk
Best forFour couples or luxury-focused families up to 8 wanting a newer large catamaran.
Cabin fit: Suite sizes and crew cabin allocation confirmed before recommendation.
From $94,000 /wk
Best forPremium family groups or celebrations up to 12 guests wanting a newer 80-foot catamaran.
Cabin fit: Guest cabin configuration and crew allocation verified before matching.
Explore the British Virgin Islands aboard a private crewed yacht selected for your group. We compare current yachts, cabin layouts, crews, rates, and availability, then help plan a route around the islands you want to experience.
Typical duration: 7 nights. Shorter and longer charters depend on availability.
Departure points: Tortola or St. Thomas. We will recommend the best starting point for your route.
BVI-focused charter specialists providing independent yacht comparisons, route guidance, and clear inclusions before you book.

We do more than send a list of available yachts. We learn about your group, then compare cabin layouts, crew style, yacht condition, current rates, and availability to build a shortlist that fits how you actually want to travel.

Chris Patrick
Senior Charter Advisor • 20+ years experience • CYBA member • Firsthand BVI knowledge

Karin Patrick
Charter Specialist • 20+ years experience • Caribbean itinerary expertise
Not sure which yacht fits your group? Share your dates, guest count, cabin needs, and budget. We will compare current BVI options.
Request Yacht OptionsUse these cost guides to compare weekly rates, inclusions, APA where applicable, shorter-trip pricing, and the expenses that affect your total charter budget.
Planning range: many crewed BVI sailing catamarans start around $20,000–$45,000+ per week, while larger premium catamarans can run $45,000–$100,000+ depending on yacht, season, guest count, and charter terms.
The advertised weekly rate does not always mean the same thing. We confirm the pricing model, what is included, and the expected additional costs before you choose a yacht.
Common with: Many crewed sailing catamarans in the BVI.
Often includes: Yacht and crew, meals, standard ship’s bar, yacht fuel, water toys, and routine onboard expenses.
Often excluded: Gratuity, premium alcohol, transfers, shore activities, special requests, and any yacht-specific exclusions.
Best for: Guests who want a more predictable total charter budget.
Common with: Motor yachts and some larger or premium yachts.
Base rate usually covers: Yacht and crew.
APA may fund: Fuel, food, beverages, dockage, permits, local fees, and other charter expenses.
Best for: Guests who want a wider range of premium yachts and flexible onboard spending.
BVISAIL confirms the current rate, inclusions, exclusions, APA percentage where applicable, taxes, and gratuity guidance for every yacht we recommend.
Start with who is traveling, how many private cabins you need, and how you want to cruise. These four paths combine guest count, yacht style, and traveler fit before we compare current options.
Compare yacht types, rates, and experiences to find the right fit for your charter. Rates vary by yacht, season, guest count, and inclusions. Many crewed catamarans are all-inclusive, while motor yachts and some premium yachts operate on a plus-expenses basis with APA. We confirm the complete cost before you book.

Best for: Luxury-focused groups prioritizing service, speed, and premium onboard space.
Typical guest fit: Couples, families, and groups of 6–12+ depending on yacht size and layout.
Consider: Many motor yachts use plus-expenses pricing with APA, so total charter cost is higher than the base rate.
Indicative weekly charter rate: $35,000 – $150,000+
Spacious rooms, private bathrooms, and gourmet dining. BVI Motor Yacht Prime Time offers a unique luxury experience.

Best for: Guests who value a traditional sailing experience and a more intimate yacht feel.
Typical guest fit: Couples and smaller groups, often 4–8 guests depending on the yacht.
Consider: Monohulls usually offer less interior volume than comparable catamarans and may heel under sail.
Indicative weekly charter rate: $25,000 – $75,000+
Authentic sailing with seasonal options relocating from the Mediterranean and New England.

Best for: Families, couples, and first-time charter guests wanting space, stability, and strong overall value.
Typical guest fit: Commonly 6–10 guests, with larger catamarans accommodating up to 12.
Consider: Cabin size and guest-versus-crew allocation vary widely, so layout matters as much as yacht length.
Indicative weekly charter rate: $20,000 – $45,000+ (larger luxury catamarans can be $45,000 – $100,000+)
Wide, stable decks, spacious cabins, and calm waters make them ideal for families and groups.

Best for: Groups wanting catamaran space with faster island-to-island travel and no sailing schedule.
Typical guest fit: Often 6–10 guests, depending on the yacht and guest-cabin configuration.
Consider: Fuel use is higher than on sailing catamarans, and some power cats operate on a plus-expenses basis.
Indicative weekly charter rate: $30,000 – $70,000+
Fuel-efficient with shallow drafts, power cats combine speed and space for modern comfort.
Have your group and budget in mind? Tell us what matters most and we will narrow the yacht, crew, and itinerary options.
Request Current BVI Yacht OptionsChoose a planning path: explore BVI destinations, compare activities, or review sample itineraries before requesting current yacht options.
Share your travel dates, guest count, cabin requirements, preferred yacht type, and weekly budget. BVISAIL will compare current yachts, crews, layouts, rates, inclusions, and availability for your group.
No obligation to book. Our advisory services are free.
Crewed BVI yacht charters typically start around $20,000 per week and can exceed $150,000, depending on yacht type, size, season, guest count, and pricing model. See our BVI crewed catamaran cost guide for current planning ranges and examples.
Many crewed sailing catamarans include the yacht and crew, meals, a standard ship’s bar, yacht fuel, and water toys. Gratuity, premium alcohol, transfers, shore activities, and yacht-specific exclusions may be extra. Review our all-inclusive BVI yacht charter guide for details.
Many BVI catamarans are suited to 6–10 guests, while larger yachts may accommodate up to 12 or more. The right choice depends on guest cabins, crew allocation, privacy needs, and your group mix, not just the advertised maximum capacity.
For the strongest selection, especially for Christmas, New Year, spring break, and other peak dates, planning 9–12 months ahead is helpful. Shorter lead times can still work, but current yacht and crew availability becomes more limited.
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance. It is commonly used on motor yachts and some premium yachts to fund expenses such as fuel, food, beverages, dockage, permits, and local fees. BVISAIL confirms the APA percentage and expected total budget before you book.
We compare your dates, guest count, cabin needs, budget, preferred yacht type, and trip priorities against current yachts and crews. We also review cabin allocation, crew style, pricing model, inclusions, and availability before recommending options.
Share your dates, guest count, contact details, and any trip preferences. A BVISAIL charter specialist will review your request, compare current yachts and crews, and send suitable options based on your group, cabin needs, and budget.
No obligation to book. Our advisory services are free. Typical response time: within 24 hours.
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