Trinity is a Louisiana-based yard from New Orleans, producing fully custom aluminium motor yachts that have become a defining product of the American superyacht industry. The yard builds in the 30 to 85 metre range, with an output that prioritises structural strength, practical seakeeping and interior volume over stylistic complexity. Eleven Trinity yachts charter in Jamaica, one of the largest yard-specific fleets in the Caribbean, reflecting both the broad ownership base and the enduring preference of American owners for Caribbean winter programs. Trinity yachts tend toward the generous: wide beams, multiple outdoor deck levels, large master suites and crew quarters sufficient for ten to eighteen crew depending on vessel length. The interior finish is more conservative than Italian counterparts, favouring dark timbers, quality upholstery and a layout that suits extended family use. Weekly charter rates in Jamaica range from approximately 60,000 to 250,000 euros per week, covering the wide size spread across eleven vessels. The advance provisioning allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel, food, dockage and drinks. High season is December through April, and the eleven-vessel fleet means that availability is generally good even for late bookings. Jamaica is a natural home for Trinity yachts given the American ownership base and the island location within easy repositioning distance of the Bahamas and Florida. Montego Bay superyacht facilities are well established, and the island north coast provides a week of varied and genuinely beautiful cruising for a vessel of any Trinity specification.
