Escape the cold by cruising to the Caribbean this winter on board 70 metre luxury motor yacht Martha Ann.

The Lürssen yacht, delivered in 2008, features exterior design by Espen Øino and has a beautiful Jacuzzi deck, multiple outside bars and a huge number of comfortable loungers for sun worshipers.

Her traditional interior has a classic feel and offers guests plenty of options for relaxing and socialising. You can either settle down with a drink in the sumptuous skybar or enjoy a feast in one of the two beautiful dining rooms, one of which has panoramic views. Martha Ann sleeps up to 12 guests in seven cabins and comes complete with a fully-equipped gym, a grand piano in the main saloon and a private study.

Available from December 2016 through to April 2017, IYC manage Martha Ann for charter and her winter weekly rate starts from €600,000.

A judging panel of 22 superyacht owners crowned 83.5 metre superyacht Savannah Motor Yacht of the Year at the 2016 World Superyacht Awards and she is now available to charter in the Caribbean this winter.

She sleeps up to 12 guests in six cabins and her interior, which features curved walls, beautiful stonework, opulent woods and no less than 50 sliding doors, was designed by CG Design. Delivered by Feadship in 2015, her highlights include a semi-submerged viewing room, gym, spa, hammam, on board masseuse and beautician, a plethora of water toys and an on deck swimming pool.

One of the best Feadship superyachts of all time, Savannah is managed for charter by Edmiston and her winter weekly charter rate starts from €1,000,000.

Spotted in London earlier this year, 95.2 metre Kismet was delivered by Lürssen in 2014 and is one of the most expensive yachts available for charter.

She has accommodation for up to 16 guests in eight staterooms, exterior design by Espen Øino and an impressive interior by Reymond Langton Design. She also features a truly incredible piano, a beautiful etched glass walkway connecting the bar with the dining room and two video walls made up of 42 individual 140 centimetre screens. These can link up to cameras mounted outside so the wall can become a virtual window.

Additional highlights include a spa complete with hammam, cold plunge pool, steam shower, salon and massage room, outdoor Jacuzzi and a pool.

Managed for charter by Moran Yacht & Ship, her weekly rate starts from $1,200,000.

The multiple award-winning 88 metre Maltese Falcon was delivered in 2006 by Perini Navi and sleeps up to 12 guests in six cabins. Her striking exterior design complete with three iconic sails was masterminded by Ken Freivokh and the interior design features input from Perini Navi, Freivokh and Sinnex.

Maltese Falcon is a truly unique offering — her interior décor is sleek and distinctive, offering a dedicated spa area, a gymnasium, numerous dining areas, an upper deck Jacuzzi and an extraordinary outdoor cinema with a screen projected onto the lowermost sail. She has an enormous list of water toys which includes scuba equipment, anti-jellyfish sea pool and four different tenders.

Managed for charter by Burgess, her weekly charter rate starts from $400,000 in the low season and $440,000 in the high season.

Utopia was launched by Feadship in 2004 — the 71.6 metre motor yacht is ideal for sun worshippers as she features two Jacuzzis, one on the foredeck and one on the sundeck.

Utopia accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins and the incredible master suite sprawls across the entire upper deck and comes complete with a private lounge and dining terrace. Redman Whiteley Dixon was the mastermind behind her interior design, which offers sleek elegance throughout.

Her gymnasium is well equipped — as is her brimming water toy box. Utopia also has two 8.5 metre Ribtec and Chris Craft tenders in addition to a 3.8 metre MCA MOB boat on the foredeck.

Managed for charter by Edmiston, her weekly rate starts from $435,000 in the low season and $465,000 in the high season.

Ex-Australian Navy research vessel Plan B, once known as HMAS Flinders, offers an extraordinary yachting experience. Delivered in 1973 by Australian Naval, 49.99 metre Plan B sleeps up to 12 guests and has circumnavigated the globe three times since her refit in 2011, when she was transformed into a luxury cruising vessel.

Her best features include a helipad, Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads, fully equipped gym, incredible outdoor projector cinema, water slide and toys and a dedicated beauty and massage room.

Tracey Barnier-Willis Design created the unique interior, featuring décor that shares more likenesses with a high-end boutique hotel than the typical luxury yacht.

Managed for charter by Ocean Independence, her weekly charter rate starts from $195,000 in the low winter season and from $250,000 in the high season.

The 55 metre Elixir was delivered this year (2016) by Amels and sleeps 12 guests in five cabins.

Laura Sessa Design created her stunning interior, opting for a classic yet contemporary look with whites and rich mahogany tones. Additionally, the master cabin offers a fold-down balcony for stunning sea views.

Elixir features a stunning sundeck with Jacuzzi, beach club complete with a dive centre, luxury sauna and a skylounge cinema.

Managed for charter by Y.CO, Elixir’s winter weekly rate starts from $275,000.

Setting sail on her first excursion to the Caribbean, O’Pari 3 was delivered by Golden Yachts 2015, and she can accommodate up to 12 guests in nine staterooms.

The 71.63 metre superyacht has elegant exterior and interior design created by Giorgio Vafiadis. She offers plenty of opportunity for relaxation with an on-deck Jacuzzi, gym, beach house, spa and massage and steam rooms. Ideal for entertaining, she comes complete with a barbecue, plenty of space to socialise and a dedicated entertainment system throughout. More active guests can use up some energy by making the most of her vast collection of water toys.

Atalanta Golden Yachts manages O’Pari 3 for charter and her weekly charter rate is €550,000.

For those who can’t sit still for long, superyacht W is the perfect option for an action-packed winter holiday in the Caribbean. Westport delivered the 40 metre luxury yacht in 2013 and she can accommodate 10 guests in five cabins.

She features exterior design by Westport and Taylor Olson and boasts a number of water toys to keep everyone busy. The list includes an inflatable climbing wall, giant water slide and scuba equipment among others, as well as three Connondale bicycles for on-land adventures. For the more laid back, there’s always the elegant on-deck Jacuzzi.

Churchill Yacht Partners manages W for charter, and her weekly rate starts from $140,000.

The 43.03 metre sailing yacht Columbia was launched in 2014 by Eastern Shipbuilding, and is a replica of a famous 1923 Starling Burgess-designed Gloucester fishing and racing schooner. Columbia is a beautiful and impressive vessel with a twist.

Columbia sleeps up to 12 guests in four cabins and features an electric fireplace, a Jacuzzi in the master bathroom and a number of drinking and dining options. Most notable is her classical design both inside and out, which is perfectly paired with luxury five-star service.

Managed for charter by Merle Wood & Associates, her weekly winter charter rate is available on request.

The ultimate vessel for wining and dining, 49.93 metre Mia Elise was delivered by Trinity Yachts in 2010 and received a $3 million mechanical refit this year (2016). She features beautiful Geoff Van Aller exterior design and sumptuous interior design by Patrick Knowles.

Mia Elise sleeps 12 guests in six cabins and has a huge sundeck with a 12-person custom Jacuzzi complete with a waterfall feature, wet bar and a shaded casual dining area. She offers a 120 bottle wine cellar, a well-stocked bar, barbecue and a number of dining areas, both indoor and al fresco.

Managed for charter by IYC, her winter weekly charter rate starts from $210,000 in the low season and $250,000 in the high season.

Delivered in 2010 by ISA, the colourful and contemporary 62 metre Mary-Jean II is available for charter in the Caribbean this winter. With a striking Aristo blue hull, exterior design by Walter Franchini and interior design by Mark Berryman, she offers a modern feel both inside and out.

Mary-Jean II sleeps 12 guests in seven cabins, has an open air Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads, a large indoor cinema, a sleek gymnasium and a choice of al fresco dining areas. There are a plethora of spots to settle down and socialise, so it’s perfect for friends and families to catch up over Caribbean rum cocktails or al fresco dinners.

She has an extensive list of water sports equipment and the gym has access to a vast swim platform.

Managed for charter by Yachting Partners International, her weekly charter rate is €310,000 in the low season and €345,000 in the high season.

The 82 metre Abeking & Rasmussen superyacht RoMEA is available for charter in the Caribbean for the first time. Delivered in 2015 with interiors and exteriors by Terence Disdale, she sleeps 12 guests in six luxury cabins.

Her interior features a stunning blend of stonework, bronze, soft leathers, exotic woods, steel and glass, complemented by the bespoke furniture and original artworks. RoMEA is the ultimate superyacht for a winter season of relaxation — she has a spa on the bridge deck, complete with beauty salon and massage table, and a ‘Wellness Zone’ is situated on the lower deck with a Finnish sauna, natural pebble flooring and a vast Jacuzzi.

Additionally, guests can enjoy an indoor and outdoor cinema, a stunning saloon complete with piano and a beach club with a huge array of water toys.

Managed by Imperial Yachts, her winter season charter rate starts from €875,000 per week.

The luxurious 54 metre motor yacht Starfire was launched in 1998 by Benetti and her wide variety of amenities offers the ideal vacation for all. She’s undergone three refits, the most recent of which was in 2012 and offers the opportunity for up to 12 guests to enjoy the Caribbean this winter in six cabins.

Her interior, created by Claudette Bonville and Francois Zuretti, features a modern take on art deco design, complete with custom furniture and extremely fine materials.

For the more active members of the family there is a long list of water toys including a trampoline, as well as a fully equipped gym on board. For those who want to relax, there’s a Jacuzzi, cinema and bar on the sundeck, as well as a dedicated massage room and sauna.

Bluewater manages Starfire for charter and her winter rate starts from $248,000 per week. Starfire is also currently for sale, asking $16,500,000.

The endlessly indulgent luxury yacht Lady Sara, delivered by Trinity Yachts in 2012, is available for charter in the Bahamas this winter.

The 57 metre motor yacht has exterior design by Geoff Van Aller and an interior designed by Evan K. Marshall. Her Venician-style living spaces are lavish, featuring Italian marble and stone alongside silk carpet and natural woods. Her stand out features include a helipad, Jacuzzi and on-deck gymnasium.

Lady Sara is managed for charter by Fraser Yachts and her weekly charter rate is $250,000.

Luxury 30.2 metre sailing yacht Rapture is available for charter in the Caribbean from early December through to December 21 and from January 5 onwards.

Simple yet elegant, she sleeps up to eight guests in four cabins and was delivered by Southern Wind Shipyard in 2007 before undergoing a refit in 2013. Nauta Yachts and Mario Pedol designed her beautifully sleek and compact interior, while Farr Yacht Design created her exterior design.

Rapture is perfect for families looking to get back to their smaller-scale sailing routes but without sacrificing on-board luxury, as her close-knit crew cover all bases to ensure guests’ comfort.

She’s managed for charter by Yachtzoo and her weekly charter rate starts from €45,000 in the low season and €50,000 in the high season.

Enjoy a lavish 007 style winter in the Caribbean on board the 49.68 metre Christensen superyacht Casino Royale. She sleeps up to 12 guests in six cabins and is packed with luxury features.

She has an indoor cinema complete with more than 4,500 titles to choose from, a guest elevator to all decks, a large sundeck with Jacuzzi and bar, as well as three on-board dining spaces. Additionally, there are a number of excellent water toys as well as gym equipment for the more active members of the family.

Managed for charter by Northrop & Johnson, Casino Royale’s weekly charter rate starts from $250,000.

Delivered by Alloy Yachts in 2004, 32.97 metre Marae features interior and exterior design by Ted Fontaine and underwent refits in 2009 and 2014.

She sleeps six guests in three cabins and her cosy interior is perfect for an intimate vacation. There are plenty of areas for enjoying family time with an elegant upper saloon with full service bar and a sleek foredeck with cushions for relaxing in the sun. Her extensive toy box includes two Laser dinghies to further enhance the sailing experience.

Managed for charter by Nicholson Yachts, her weekly charter rate starts from $59,000.

Delivered by Feadship in 2006, 65.2 metre Callisto is available for charter in the central Caribbean Sea this winter. She sleeps 12 guests in six cabins and boasts a Terence Disdale design throughout.

An ideal option for foodies, one of her starring features is an experienced Michelin-star trained chef in addition to a highly skilled crew of 16 who work tirelessly to create the ultimate sailing environment.

The enormous sundeck offers a luxurious Jacuzzi and sunbathing terrace, while the covered aft deck acts as the perfect spot for al fresco dining. Additionally, she has an extensive water toy list and an elevator from the guest bedrooms to the bridge deck.

Callisto is managed for charter by Camper & Nicholsons and her weekly rate starts from $415,000.

Built and featuring playful interior design by Burger Boat, 43.89 metre MIM was delivered in 2006. In 2016 she won the Antigua Charter Show Tablescaping Competition thanks to a crew who will always go the extra mile for guests.

She features a cosy yet spacious interior, sleeping up to 12 guests in seven en-suite cabins. Key highlights include the glass elevator surrounded by sculpted bronze, a home cinema in the skylounge and a vast sun deck complete with Jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads, gas grill, ice maker and wet bar.

MIM is managed for charter by Worth Avenue Yachts and her winter Caribbean weekly rate starts from $150,000.