In addition to the cost of the boat you will also have to pay for the fuel and port fees. The port fees vary a lot from place to place, but you will have different options if you want to keep the cost down. Normally you can choose to stay overnight at port, marina, buoy or anchor.
For some spots, depending on where you choose to moor, you will have to use taxi boats to get from the boat to the party (these prices are still under negotiation so they may vary). You will find the different prices in the table below.
You have to pay for your own food and drinks. Food is usually eaten on the yacht and is affordable since everything can be bought from supermarkets. On average, a crew will probably eat dinner at a restaurant 2-3 nights per week.
| Name | Port | Marina | Boy | Anchor | Taxi Service |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peter Island & The Baths | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | none |
| Jost van Dyke | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | $5-10 pp |
| Marina Cay | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | none |
| ANEGADA | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | $5-10 pp |
| VIRGIN GORDA | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | None |
| NORMAN ISLANDS | none | none | $25-35 | $20-25/Free | None |
Total Per Yacht
| COUNTRY | WRISTBAND | FUEL | PORT FEES | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BVI | $0 | $100-200 | $0-210 | $100-410 |
