Sunsail publishes seasonal ranges in its FAQs and nothing on its fleet pages
Sunsail publishes in a different place from The Moorings and to the same effect: its destination FAQ carries indicative seven-day figures by season and boat type, sitting beside a Call for pricing panel. Its catamaran fleet page, read the same day, carries no figure at all.
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What it publishes
On its British Virgin Islands page, read 9 September 2026: high season, from around $7,000 for a bareboat 42ft monohull or $10,000 for a four-cabin catamaran; low season, from approximately $3,500 for a bareboat monohull or $5,700 for a catamaran. The page states these depend on seasonality, booking timing and yacht type.
How to read an approximate figure
A range hedged with about is still a published price and is recorded as one here, with the hedge kept. What it gives you is the shape of the market: the catamaran costs more than the monohull and high season costs more than low, on this company's own numbers. Both of those hold across the other companies in this record, which is a reason to trust the shape even where the exact number moves.
Questions people ask before they enquire
Does Sunsail publish prices?
Yes, as approximate seasonal ranges in its destination FAQs. Its fleet pages carry no figures.
How much is a Sunsail week in the BVI?
Its own page gives about $3,500 for a low-season bareboat monohull and about $10,000 for a high-season four-cabin catamaran.
