Americas Yacht Charter | USA, Mexico & Belize
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Reef and coast
Belize and the San Blas are atoll and cay sailing. Mexico and the US are harbour-to-harbour.
Two seasons
The Caribbean side peaks in winter. The Pacific side has its own wind and rain calendar.
Fewer marinas
You provision harder and spend more nights on the hook than you would in Croatia.
An Americas yacht charter is a wider brief than a Mediterranean week. The United States, Mexico and Belize, Central America and Panama each run a different season, a different boat mix and a different kind of night at anchor.
Use the country pages for fleets and prices. The sailing guides cover reefs, permits and the passages that actually matter. Baja is the itinerary we publish in this sea today; much of the rest is sold as a charter week, not a fixed route.
Belize and the San Blas are reef and cay sailing. Mexico and the US are more harbour-to-harbour. The Caribbean side peaks in winter. The Pacific side has its own wind and rain calendar. You provision harder and spend more nights on the hook than you would in Croatia.
Guide prices below are indicative. Catamarans lead on the reef coasts. Monohull sailing yachts are common when the week is harbour-hopping. Motor yachts and crewed products appear where bareboat supply is thin.
Start with Belize, Mexico, Panama, America or Central America.
Yachts in Mexico
Leopard 42 (2025) in Mexico
From €5,174 / week
Leopard 45 (2025) in Mexico
From €6,749 / week
Leopard 46 (2026) in Mexico
From €7,199 / week
Leopard 46 (2025) in Mexico
From €7,199 / week
Americas Yacht Charter Types
In Americas you can hire a monohull sailing yacht, a catamaran, or a motor yacht. Bareboat and skippered weeks are the usual products; crewed and by-the-cabin options appear on the busier coasts. Pick the boat type that matches the group, then we shortlist fleets that actually sit in that base.
Bareboat
Skippered
Catamaran
Crewed Luxury
Yacht Charter Americas: Guide Prices
| Season | Bareboat | Catamaran | Crewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low Season | €2,800 | €4,500 | €9,000 |
| Mid Season | €3,800 | €6,200 | €12,500 |
| High Season | €5,200 | €8,500 | €18,000 |
Guide weekly from-prices in USD-equivalent EUR before extras. Reef permits, park fees and one-ways can change the total more than the brochure rate.
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Yacht Charter Americas FAQs
Belize or a skippered week in Mexico. The US East Coast and Panama ask more local knowledge, and some weeks are crewed only.
Costa Rica is covered in the sailing guide. The commercial page for that coast is Central America, which is what we can quote.
Some weeks, with the right ticket. Many San Blas trips run crewed. Tell us dates and we will say which product is actually on the dock.
Catamarans lead on the reef coasts. Monohulls are common on the US and Mexican Pacific when the week is harbour-hopping.