BOADICEA Joins Caribbean Yacht Charter Fleet – 76m Amels Superyacht

Book a charter to experience the latest addition to the Caribbean yacht charter fleet: BOADICEA, a 76m Amels superyacht. Known for their refined design, the vessel draws on shipyards with a proven track record and a profile that blends performance with luxury. The yacht includes cabins and spaces finished to a high standard for guests and crew alike.

Its design prioritizes guest experiences with an expansive pool deck, a dedicated swim area, and a sunbathing lounge that flows into shaded spaces. The exterior lines, known for their balance between aerodynamics and timeless elegance, hide a well-organized crew and service hubs to keep their guests attended to without interrupting leisure. The ship’s offices support operations throughout the charter, ensuring smooth coordination on board.

The interior spaces present a premium experience for their guests, with cabine and suites arranged around a central atrium that invites natural light. The designers focused on a cohesive profile across living areas, with dedicated offices for crew and a design-forward approach that ensures smooth transitions between formal dining and relaxed lounges.

Maintenance aligns with the brand’s known standards, with a finished exterior and well-maintained systems that support long charters in the Caribbean. The combined expertise of the shipyards and Amels design teams yields a yacht that balances performance with comfort, ready to host 12 guests in 6 cabins for each voyage.

For brokers and charter managers, BOADICEA represents a known, premium option that stands out in the Caribbean fleet. Their maintenance program ensures every voyage meets expectations and keeps interiors fresh as finishes rotate. Contact their offices to confirm availability for the next season, and plan a charter that highlights the swim deck, private cabins, and social outlets for guests and family alike.

Practical Guide for Charter Clients: Capacity, Interior, Itineraries, and Booking

For nine guests, boadicea delivers a premium charter experience with a balanced mix of social spaces and private havens.

Capacity and interior: Charter capacity depends on configuration, but you have elegant, modern interiors meticulously designed to maximize light and flow. The yacht includes a spacious main deck salon, multiple lounges, and suites with generous ensuite facilities and marina views. terence coordinates discreet, attentive service from deck to bridge, while the layout supports easy social moments and quiet corners. Built in renowned shipyards, boadicea delivers reliability alongside contemporary systems for a smooth charter operation. This approach works well for yachts in the portfolio seeking a premium, cohesive experience.

Itineraries: Caribbean charters shine in september and winter, with known routes weaving between sheltered bays and premium beach stops. Water days and island culture sit at the center, with rare anchorages and easy access to shore. A nine-port sample includes Antigua, Barbuda, St Barths, Virgin Gorda, Bequia, Canouan, Tortola, Mustique, and Martinique, and can be tailored to your tastes. Your crew crafts a blended program that balances snorkeling, sunset sails, and ample time on the beach, among destinations across the region.

Booking: Start by confirming capacity and dates, then select an itinerary from your portfolio or request a custom plan. Work with your broker to lock dates, sign the charter agreement, and place the initial deposit. You’ll receive provisioning options and a detailed on-board schedule, with terence coordinating pre-arrival logistics and the crew delivering seamless service. You have access to support from the Caribbean team, and your plan can combine destinations across the caribbean, from sheltered anchorages to vibrant water days, to align with your winter plans.

Guest Capacity and Cabin Configurations for Large Charters

Plan to host 12 guests on boadiceas’ 76m Amels vessel, with a crew of 6–8 to ensure flawless service without sacrificing comfort; this combined layout becomes the baseline for large charters and delivers an indulgent experience. The master suite anchors the main deck as a private retreat, a second VIP suite sits on the upper deck, and three guest cabins fill the lower deck, providing five guest spaces in total.

Cabin configurations maximize flexibility: five guest cabins across the lower and main decks support a mix of doubles and twins, with two cabins convertible to twins for family use. The interior design emphasizes quiet zones, while the master suite on the main deck includes a lounge and direct terrace access.

Spaces and amenities center on outdoor living: a large terrace connects the main saloon to al fresco dining; a beach area and swim platform sit at the waterline; the layout includes a beach club and a sun deck with indulgent lounging. The five guest decks offer distinct zones for gatherings and privacy, while interior lounges provide quiet spaces for digesting itineraries.

Brokers such as Terence tailor layouts to client needs; september schedules show demand for longer charters with the largest social spaces to host exclusive beach visits and on-water adventures. The team delivers steady support from briefing to post-cruise, and the vessel includes premium amenities. This five-cabin configuration keeps guest spaces clear of crew traffic, aligning with the industry and ensuring guest satisfaction across all spaces.

Interior Highlights: Sophisticated Design and Premium Amenities

Start with the flagship owner’s suite on the main deck to set the tone, then extend to five cabins across multiple decks for privacy.

With a curated portfolio of textures, light, and materials, the interiors exude calm sophistication. The boadiceas latest interior philosophy guides the palette and scale, while bobois furniture anchors the living and dining zones. The ambiance shifts from bright day settings to warm evening tones via intuitive controls integrated into the system.

Without compromising service, guests enjoy smooth operation thanks to a dedicated service elevator and quiet crew corridors that connect to offices and support spaces. Those seeking the best in class charter experience will find the layout and detailing align with their expectations.

• Master suite on the main deck with terrace access and a dedicated study
• Five guest cabins distributed across nine decks to maximize privacy and crew separation
• Terrace-connected lounges and a sundeck that flow from the interior spaces
• Elevator connecting all nine decks plus a separate service elevator for operations
• Dedicated offices and a briefing area to support their representation and client services
• Tender garage with storage for multiple tenders and water toys
• Onewater-certified systems and premium services ensure efficiency and guest comfort
• Multiple seating configurations for indoor and outdoor dining across the flagship dining room and terraces
• Furniture and detailing from bobois for a refined, contemporary look
• Additional choices in lighting, fabrics, and finishes to customize each charter
• Offering includes tailored services and on-call specialists to meet guest preferences

Itinerary Flexibility: Caribbean Ports, Sailing Seasons, and Overnight Stops

Recommendation: Begin with a 7-night Caribbean loop anchored in Antigua and Barbuda, with two overnight stops in St. Barts and Grenada to maximize beach time and guest experiences. Leg times run about 2–4 hours between ports, keeping mornings free for snorkeling, shore visits, or spa moments. For boadicea, this route aligns with a modern interiors and terrace concept designed to elevate comfort, while strengthening boadiceas portfolio with a five-port profile that the industry recognizes. yachtcharterfleet highlights boadiceas latest offering known for its premium guest focus and seamless transfers, and they will tailor the schedule without sacrificing sailing time.

Seasonality matters: Nov–Apr delivers steady trades of 15–25 knots for reliable island hopping, with calmer seas ideal for anchoring off rare coves. May brings warmer water and fewer crowds, while Jun–Nov carries hurricane season risk, prompting flexible rewinds to sheltered harbors like Antigua or Saint Martin if squalls threaten. A well-structured plan keeps daily sailing to under five hours, leaving afternoons for beach time and private yacht experiences plus onshore dining.

Port flexibility: Where weather shifts or a favorable mandi of seas appears, swap in Barbuda’s Pink Sand Beach, Nevis, Mayreau, or Carriacou without compromising the overall arc. The tender enables quick shore drops for beach clubs or cliffside viewpoints, and a carefully chosen sequence reduces backtracking while preserving signature experiences–from sailing between private bays to visiting known landmarks.

Overnight stops and on-board flow: Schedule two comfortable overnight sessions in marina or anchor locations with safe protection and easy access to shore restaurants, where interiors showcase a calm, contemporary vibe. The design emphasizes a versatile terrace lounge for sunset cocktails and a quiet moment, while the five-star crew supports bespoke guest excursions, spa moments, and beach picnics without disrupting the yacht’s rhythm. This approach keeps the guest profile premium and allows for spontaneous night swims or island-by-ship dinners.

Booking and concierge: The plan is visible on yachtcharterfleet, where boadiceas portfolio highlights a curated set of ports and experiences. They deliver a tailored itinerary with the latest known options, plus practical details on provisioning, port restrictions, and marina offices available for on-ground coordination. The approach is designed to be flexible, enabling last-minute changes to improve weather windows or guest preferences while maintaining a cohesive, luxury-focused schedule.

Crew Structure and Service Protocols for a 76m Amels

Establish a clear command chain led by Captain terence and a sharp handover between day and night teams. The Executive Steward leads the interior crew, while the Bosun coordinates deck operations to keep sundeck service seamless.

Typical crew complement for a 76m Amels ranges from 26 to 34 depending on charter load. Deck: Captain, Chief Officer, 2nd Officer, Bosun, 4–6 Deckhands; Interior: Chief Stewardess, 2 Interior Supervisors, 4–6 Stewards/Stewardesses, 1–2 Butlers, Maitre d’, Purser; Galley: Chef and 1–2 Sous Chefs, Pastry Chef; Engineering: Chief Engineer, 2–3 Engineers, 1–2 Technicians.

Service protocols ensure seamless dining and guest privacy: pre-arrival briefing, a guest-profile database, and a staged dining sequence. The latest beverage program offers options for rare wines, with service rotating between the sundeck, main deck dining, and intimate interiors. They tailor dining to guest profiles, ensuring an ideal balance of attentive service and privacy. Your preferences are captured and respected across all spaces.

In the caribbean, boadicea’s crew plans port calls to several islands with careful provisioning from regional suppliers and shipyards. The captain and officers coordinate tender operations for island excursions, beach lunches, and snorkel trips, while onshore teams respect local regulations and the environment.

Interiors and decks are designed to maximize views from every space. The interiors includes a formal dining salon, multiple lounges, and a master suite that opens onto the main deck. The crew meticulously cleans, and the deck team keeps those decks looking flawless on every call. The flagship status on yachtcharterfleet reflects a strong support network from the companys team, with terence leading the operation to deliver a rare, guest-centered experience.

Pricing, Availability, and Booking Process for Caribbean Yacht Charters

Request a tailored quote now to lock September charters aboard the 76m Amels: share your preferred islands among ports and trip length; an elevator-style briefing helps align expectations quickly with brokers.

Pricing includes crew, meals, and standard onboard amenities, plus tender transfers and essential water toys. Base weekly rates for Caribbean charters typically range from $1.2M to $2.4M, depending on ports, itinerary length, and the yacht’s current availability. Additional expenses for fuel, port charges, and crew gratuities are common, and can be estimated in advance.

Availability updates are published by our brokers and reflect the latest calendars; the largest blocks of time tend to fill first, especially in September. Since BOADICEA joins the Caribbean yachts fleet, you gain access to synchronized calendars and optimized routing. For seekers of multi-island itineraries, plan early: the islands where demand is highest include Antigua, St. Barts, Virgin Gorda, and the Exumas. Meticulously prepared itineraries ensure port calls align with weather windows and tender schedules.

Booking steps: contact our offices to receive a quote; brokers will deliver options within 24–48 hours; choose itinerary and confirm inclusions; sign the charter agreement; pay a 30–50% deposit to secure the dates; coordinate transfers using the onewater network; final payment and operational briefings finalize before departure.

Interior and extras: interiors are designed to inspire, with bobois furnishings throughout; this yacht delivers luxury along with pearls of service; the yacht includes a dedicated tender and water-toys program; for rare beach experiences, we map exclusive islands and private coves; brokers will present options across multiple areas in the Caribbean where you are seeking privacy and space.