Charter a Trinity yacht in Long Island and you gain one of the Bahamas’ most rewarding cruising grounds as your private canvas. Long Island stretches 160 kilometres through the central Bahamas, its Atlantic eastern shore serving up rolling swells and secluded coves while the sheltered western coast runs flat and turquoise between anchorages. The contrast defines the experience, and Trinity build quality ensures you sail both sides in complete comfort.
The Trinity charter fleet available in the Bahamas encompasses yachts from 30 to over 60 metres, each delivering the hallmarks that have made the yard internationally respected: structural integrity, refined styling and meticulous cabin arrangements. Crew teams are hand-picked and experienced in Bahamian waters, handling customs formalities at Nassau before heading south and managing the shallow-draft passages that connect Long Island to the wider archipelago.
Weekly rates for Trinity yachts in this region vary with size and season, running from around 150,000 to over 350,000 euros per week before the advance provisioning allowance. The APA, set at roughly 30 percent of the base rate, covers all fuel, provisions, marina fees and cruising permits. December through April is peak season. Booking six to nine months ahead is advisable for the best availability.
Long Island offers more than a single anchorage. From Cape Santa Maria on the northern tip, regarded as one of the finest beaches in the Atlantic, a week-long itinerary threads south through Stella Maris Marina, the twin-church harbour of Clarence Town and the calm anchorages of Calabash Bay. A northern extension adds the full length of the Exumas chain.