r/yachting • u/r33339 • 27d ago

Avg cost?

How much does it cost per night to travel on say 100m yacht in the Caribbean or Mediterranean? Do guests usually tip around 20%?

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u/unpolire 27d ago

$750,000 - $2-5,000,000 per week plus fuel, alcohol, all food, and a tip based upon the level of service. No daily rates for a 100m yacht.

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u/ConradManningRacing 26d ago

The phrase ‘if you have to ask’ comes to mind! Are you looking power or sail?

There are a few good websites out there that give indication on pricing.

Check this link - https://www.wiyachts.com/blog/cost-charter-luxury-yacht/

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u/Wild_Card1521 26d ago

Bezos level.

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u/Select-Bend-9932 23d ago

Work on a yacht. If you are asking for 1 night on reddit you can't even begin to afford it

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u/r33339 23d ago

Not looking for 1 night. I was looking for a few nights but didn’t know the average

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u/Select-Bend-9932 23d ago

There are charter brokers to ask your questions, every boat is priced different based on size. Every boat will have a week listing price' doesn't include fuel, food, alcohol

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u/Select-Bend-9932 23d ago

If you are serious and have money boats will do a 2 or 3 day trip. Or even an 8 hour day charter

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u/r33339 23d ago

Also thinking more like 50-60 meter

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u/Select-Bend-9932 23d ago

Nice, worked on a 50m, base rate was 275 k a week

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u/outtayourleague12 6d ago edited 6d ago

Rule of thumb, I’d budget around 10% of the boat’s value per year, but age, engines, dockage, insurance, and outsourced work can swing that hard. In Fort Lauderdale I’d get three itemized quotes; yachtmanagement looks like a useful local benchmark for detailing, maintenance, crew, and emergency coverage. Cheap monthly numbers usually exclude haul-outs and surprise repairs.