
Luxury Day Boat · 48 ft
VanDutch 48 Dutchess
A sleek open-deck VanDutch with shaded social space, a wide sun pad and polished private service.
Dutchess is a VanDutch 48 with a broad open deck, a forward sun pad, shaded social seating and a bright interior retreat. A captain and steward look after the day, while snorkeling equipment, towels, light snacks and an open bar are ready aboard.
Length
48 ft
Guests
On request
Crew
2
Builder
VanDutch
Type
Luxury Day Boat
Pickup
Bobby's Marina
Charter prices
Choose the crossing.
Prices are for the complete private charter, not per person. Applicable conditions from the current rate card are listed below.
Full day · 7.5 hours
- St Maarten / St Martin
- $4,250
- Anguilla
- $4,500
- St Barth
- $4,750
Half day · 4 hours
- St Maarten / St Martin
- $3,000
- Anguilla
- $3,500
One-way island transfers
- Anguilla
- $2,500
- St Barth
- $3,250
Additional options
- Drone package
- Price on request
- Seabob
- $400
- Additional hour
- $450
Please note
- Customs fees: $390 per trip for Anguilla charters and transfers; $20 per person for St Barth charters and transfers.
- Card processing: 5% for Amex; 3% for Mastercard, Visa and Discover.
- A 20% festive-season surcharge applies from 20 December to 10 January.
- A 20% surcharge applies to island transfers after 5 PM.
Included aboard
- Captain and steward
- Fuel
- Snorkeling masks, snorkels and fins
- Foam noodles
- Light snacks
- Fresh towels
- Water, sodas, juices and beer
- Spirits, rosé and champagne
Where it can take you
Departure points
Bobby’s Marina (home marina)
Available by request
Drone package · Seabob · Additional hour
Plan a day on VanDutch 48 DutchessWhat is included?
Every charter includes a professional captain, fuel, snorkelling gear, light snacks, fresh towels and drinks: water, soft drinks, juices, beer, spirits, rosé and champagne. The VanDutch 55 also has a steward aboard; the Marlin 35 carries a floating mat and a paddleboard.
Where do we board?
From one of our departure points around the island, including Bobby’s Marina in Philipsburg, Simpson Bay, Porto Cupecoy and Fort Louis in Marigot. Which ones are possible depends on the boat; see Departures for details.
Do I need a passport?
Only if you visit Anguilla or St. Barths. The boat clears customs on arrival, and any customs or entry fees are confirmed with your quote. Local days around Tintamarre and Pinel need no passport.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Your captain has the final say on safety. If conditions are not right for the planned route, we will suggest a sheltered alternative or move the charter to another day.
