Mooring a yacht can be one of the highest costs of a sailing trip, and prices vary widely depending on the country, marina, and season. Factors influencing mooring fees include location, facilities, demand, and time of year. Below is a general guide to mooring a 40ft yacht in some of the most popular Caribbean destinations. Please note that prices are based on historical data and may have changed.
Caribbean Mooring Costs for a 40ft Yacht
British Virgin Islands
Renowned for its sailing culture, mooring fees in the BVI typically range from $30 to $80 per night. Exclusive resorts or premium marinas may charge higher rates.
Bahamas
With numerous yachting options, fees in popular areas such as Nassau and the Exumas generally range from $30 to $60 per night, although private islands or certain marinas may be more expensive.
St. Maarten/St. Martin
This dual-nation island offers a variety of marinas. Mooring fees typically fall between $25 and $60 per night, depending on location and facilities.
Antigua and Barbuda
A key yachting destination, especially during events like Antigua Sailing Week, Antigua offers mooring from $30 to $60 per night. Peak season rates can be higher.
St. Lucia
Mooring fees in St. Lucia range from $20 to $50 per night. Exclusive resorts and peak season may increase costs slightly.
Grenada
Grenada provides several marinas and anchorages, with mooring costs generally between $20 and $40 per night.
Final Notes
These prices are estimates and can vary. Always confirm with marinas or local authorities for the latest and most accurate mooring fees.
