Trinity Yachts operates from a Gulfport, Mississippi shipyard, producing custom steel and aluminium motor yachts that have become a fixture of the Caribbean charter fleet. The yard’s yachts are known for their volume, their practicality, and a certain American directness in construction that prioritises space and reliability over decorative complexity. In Antigua and Barbuda, where the charter calendar runs hard from December through April, Trinity yachts perform consistently and reliably, managed by crews who know the anchorages well. Eleven Trinity yachts are available across the Antigua and Barbuda cruising ground, making this one of the larger single-yard fleets in the region. Sizes range from 35 to over 60 metres, each offering multiple staterooms, generous saloon and deck space, and a watertoy package appropriate to the Caribbean market. Weekly charter rates run from approximately 60,000 to 140,000 euros, with the advance provisioning allowance adding around 30 percent for fuel, food, berthing, and drinks. Caribbean season peaks from December through April; Christmas and New Year command the highest rates and earliest booking. November and late April offer quieter conditions at reduced rates. A Trinity charter in Antigua covers the full island itinerary: English Harbour, Nonsuch Bay, the Dog Islands, and a Barbuda crossing for the Pink Sand Beach and Codrington Lagoon.
