Perini Navi produces large sailing yachts that combine carbon rig technology with interior volumes that rival motor yachts of comparable length. Their vessels are built for extended offshore cruising with small crews, using sophisticated furling systems and hydraulic deck equipment to reduce the physical demands of handling significant amounts of sail. A Perini Navi charter in Trinidad & Tobago offers an exceptional sailing experience in a destination well placed for Atlantic trade wind passages.
The Perini Navi fleet available in the southern Caribbean spans from 40 to over 60 metres. These are not racing yachts; they are cruise-oriented sailing vessels designed to cover long distances comfortably while keeping interiors at a standard that appeals to guests who have no intention of roughing it at sea. The trade winds between Tobago and the broader Caribbean are precisely the conditions Perini Navi vessels use well.
Weekly charter rates for Perini Navi yachts begin at around 100,000 euros, with larger examples reaching 250,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel used on shorter motored passages, provisioning, berthing and crew gratuity. The Atlantic trade wind season from December through April provides the most consistent sailing conditions.
Trinidad & Tobago suits a Perini Navi charter. The trade winds are reliable and the passages between islands are long enough to justify the rig without becoming exhausting. Tobago’s anchorages are calm enough to feel like a reward at the end of each day’s sailing.
