Trinity is one of the most prolific American motor yacht yards, based in Louisiana and known for large, well-engineered vessels that balance volume with performance at a price point below European custom construction. Their yachts are a consistent presence in the Caribbean during the winter season, and Turks and Caicos has become a significant concentration point for the fleet.
Eleven Trinity yachts cruise in or near Turks and Caicos during the winter charter season. They span from 40-metre express cruisers to 60-metre full-displacement vessels, most featuring the dual-deck exterior arrangements Trinity favours: a spacious main deck aft, a full sun deck above, and stern beach clubs that make the most of the Caicos Bank water temperature and clarity.
Charter rates for Trinity yachts in Turks and Caicos 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 and April shoulder months.
Turks and Caicos suits a Trinity well. The protected Caicos Bank allows comfortable motor yacht operation at any pace, Grace Bay is one of the Caribbean most celebrated beach anchorages, and the island passages are short enough to leave most of each day for swimming, diving and exploring ashore.
