Trinity Yachts, built on the Gulf Coast of Louisiana and Mississippi, has a long record of producing custom steel and aluminium motor yachts for demanding private owners. The yard operates at the 30 to 60 metre scale and is particularly respected for hull engineering, long-range fuel efficiency and interiors that balance American comfort with a nautical practicality that works well on extended passages. For a charter to Eleuthera, Trinity vessels offer a genuine bluewater capability alongside the shallow-draft tenders needed to explore the island’s most secluded coves. The Bahamian charter season plays to Trinity’s strengths. These are yachts built to cover ground comfortably: crossing from Florida to Nassau and onward to Eleuthera is a routine positioning passage, and the displacement hulls manage moderate swell and trade wind chop without drama. Governor’s Harbour, Hatchet Bay and Spanish Wells are all within comfortable daysail distance of each other on the western side, while Cape Eleuthera marina at the southern tip provides a full-service base for a Bahamas to Exumas extension. Charter rates for Trinity yachts in the Bahamas run from approximately 60,000 to 200,000 euros per week before expenses. The advance provisioning allowance of about 30 per cent covers fuel, food, berthing and crew gratuity. December through April is the primary Bahamas season. Booking early is advisable, as Trinity’s larger vessels in particular are popular repeat charters.
