Westport is a Washington State shipyard known for producing semi-custom motor yachts in the 40 to 60 metre range, with a reputation for structural reliability and practical layouts developed over decades of charter service. A Westport charter in Trinidad & Tobago brings this American build quality to a destination where the reef diving, fishing villages and natural environment reward a well-maintained and practical vessel.
Westport yachts are semi-displacement vessels that cover inter-anchorage distances efficiently without the fuel consumption of a planning hull. Their interiors prioritise usable space over architectural ambition, with large social areas, well-equipped aft decks and cabins that deliver comfort without contrivance. Crews are typically experienced in Caribbean conditions and attentive to the activities-focused nature of a Tobago charter.
Weekly charter rates for Westport yachts in Trinidad & Tobago range from approximately 70,000 to 150,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, provisioning, marina fees and crew gratuity. The core Caribbean season from December through April offers the most settled conditions, and Westport charters in Tobago are well suited to groups combining diving with coastal cruising.
Trinidad & Tobago’s combination of reef diving, fishing villages and uncrowded anchorages suits the Westport character well. The distances between Tobago’s key anchorages are manageable at the vessel’s cruising speed, and provisioning from Crown Point marina is straightforward.
