Trinity Yachts from Gulfport, Mississippi is the leading American builder of custom steel superyachts, and eleven Trinity vessels currently charter in British Virgin Islands waters. The yard builds full-displacement steel motor yachts engineered to commercial survey standards, with hull forms optimised for seakeeping over speed: a Trinity at anchor is as stable as the dock it left. In the BVI, that stability matters on occasional overnight passages and at anchor in the swell that rolls into open bays from the north Atlantic. Trinity charters in the BVI range from around 35 to 72 metres, crewed by teams of eight to sixteen. Weekly rates run from approximately 80,000 to 220,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance at 30 percent covers fuel for vessels that, at displacement speeds of 12 to 14 knots, consume less than a comparable semi-planing yacht. American interiors, typically built in open-plan with warm timber joinery and a practical galley-to-deck flow, suit the relaxed style of a Caribbean charter week. Peak season December through April sees the highest demand across the fleet.
