Trinity Yachts, the American builder based in Louisiana, produces large motor yachts known for their steel and aluminium construction, generous deck volumes, and reliable performance in the open Caribbean passages that the southern Bahamas requires. A Trinity charter in the waters around Rum Cay combines serious American yachting tradition with one of the Atlantic’s quietest island groups.
Rum Cay sits in the southern Bahamas between Long Island and Conception Island, away from the charter traffic that concentrates further north in the Exumas and Nassau. Its anchorages are uncrowded, its reefs productive, and its appeal lies in the contrast between the yacht’s scale and the island’s simplicity. Eleven Trinity yachts are available for charter in the Bahamas and Caribbean region, offering accommodation for ten to fourteen guests with professional crews of four to eight.
Weekly charter rates for Trinity motor yachts in Caribbean waters typically range from 60,000 to over 150,000 euros depending on vessel size, season, and charter terms. An advance provisioning allowance of around thirty percent covers fuel for longer Bahamian passages, food, drinks, and marina fees. The Caribbean high season from December through April is the most popular period, and the larger Trinity yachts are often booked twelve months ahead.
A Trinity charter in the southern Bahamas suits the guest who wants scale and comfort in genuinely private surroundings. Port Nelson on Rum Cay and the anchorages of Conception Island are exactly the kind of destinations these vessels were built to reach.
