Trinity is an American shipyard based in New Orleans, Louisiana, producing custom steel and aluminium motor yachts between 40 and 70 metres. The yard has a long history of building for the American charter market and its fleet of around eleven vessels in the Anegada area represents one of the strongest single-yard presences in the British Virgin Islands. Trinity yachts are known for practical layouts suited to Caribbean charter, with large cockpits, wide swimming platforms and generous storage for the watersports equipment that BVI guests expect. Weekly charter rates for a Trinity in the Anegada area start near 80,000 euros in low Caribbean season and rise to 400,000 euros for the largest examples during peak December to April weeks. An advance provisioning allowance of 30 percent covers fuel, food, BVI harbour fees and onboard costs. The American design sensibility of Trinity’s interiors translates well to Caribbean charter, with open-plan layouts, generous sun deck areas and a relaxed approach to formal dining that suits the BVI’s generally informal charter culture. Anegada provides an excellent staging point for a Trinity charter that covers the full BVI circuit: a quiet first night at anchor off The Settlement, lobster for dinner, and then a week working south through the island chain to Virgin Gorda, Tortola, Jost Van Dyke and Norman Island before returning north.
