Trinity is one of the most productive American motor yacht yards, based in Louisiana and known for large, well-engineered vessels that balance volume with performance. Their yachts are frequently seen in the Caribbean during the winter season, and St Lucia has become a natural gathering point for vessels arriving on a transatlantic passage or wintering from Florida.
Eleven Trinity yachts are positioned in or cruise near St Lucia during the Caribbean winter charter season. They span a range from 40-metre express cruisers to 60-metre full-displacement vessels, many with the dual-level exterior arrangements Trinity favours: a generous main deck aft, a sun deck above, and a beach club or swim platform that makes full use of the Caribbean water temperature.
Charter rates for Trinity yachts in St Lucia range from around 80,000 to 220,000 euros per week depending on size and build year. An advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisions, marina fees and drinks. Rates are highest from mid-December through February and soften in the November or April shoulder period.
St Lucia central position makes it a practical base for a motor yacht covering Caribbean ground quickly. From Rodney Bay, a Trinity can reach Martinique by morning, Barbados by early afternoon, or anchor overnight in St Vincent before running south through the Grenadines over the following days.
