Horizon Yacht Charters prices its BVI fleet by the day
This company was recorded for this record as a site that could not be read, and read without difficulty two days later. The correction matters more than the figure: an unreadable page is a claim about one attempt.
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What it publishes
Read 11 September 2026 on its BVI fleet page: a Lagoon 51 of 2025 named Slinky Malinki, 13 berths in six cabins with air conditioning, at 2,599 USD a day at Nanny Cay Marina, Tortola.
Beside it, a Lagoon 51 owner's version of 2024 named Moondance, nine berths in four cabins, at 2,299 USD a day from the same base. It prices by the day rather than the week, which is unusual in the Caribbean and makes a short charter easy to cost.
Why its row changed
The first read recorded an absence and the second found a working page with a rate against every hull. That is why this hub's ingest now re-asserts a not-retrieved row on every run: an absence is a statement about the world and has to be re-checked like any other, or the site goes on telling readers it does not know something it could find out in a second.
Where its boats are
Nanny Cay Marina on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, with a second operation in St Vincent and the Grenadines. Both are bareboat and skippered bases rather than crewed-only brokerages, so the day rates above are for boats a qualified charterer can take out themselves.
Questions people ask before they enquire
Does Horizon Yacht Charters publish prices?
Yes, by the day. Read on 11 September 2026: 2,599 USD a day for a six cabin Lagoon 51 of 2025 and 2,299 USD a day for a four cabin Lagoon 51 of 2024, both at Nanny Cay Marina, Tortola.
Why was it recorded as unreadable before?
A read on 9 September 2026 failed and the row recorded that. The page read normally on 11 September, and this record now re-tests every unreadable row rather than leaving the absence standing.
