Trinity Yachts, built at the Morgan City facility in Louisiana, have earned a strong following on the US Atlantic charter circuit through their sport-yacht design philosophy: wide cockpit decks, generous flybridge areas and substantial swim platforms that make them natural platforms for the fishing and water sports that define Bahamas charter. In Bimini, just 50 nautical miles from the American coast, that appeal is amplified by the proximity to Florida: guests can cross from Miami or Fort Lauderdale in a comfortable morning run and arrive at one of the most productive sportfishing anchorages in the Atlantic. Trinity builds predominantly in the 40 to 75-metre range, with the Bahamas-based charter fleet concentrating in the 45 to 65-metre bracket, carrying eight to fourteen guests with experienced crews. The shallow-draft performance of many Trinity models allows access to South Bimini’s bonefishing flats and other anchorages that heavier displacement vessels cannot reach. Weekly rates run from approximately 80,000 to 280,000 euros before the advance provisioning allowance of 30 per cent, covering fuel at Bimini Bay Marina, provisioning, drinks and harbour dues. High season runs from December through April. Trinity’s American sport-yacht identity resonates particularly well at a destination defined by its fishing heritage, and the cockpit layouts aboard many models translate directly to sportfishing and water sports use.
