Trinity Yachts is a Louisiana-based shipyard that built a strong reputation for producing tri-deck fibreglass motor yachts designed specifically for warm-water cruising and charter use in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean region. The yard delivered dozens of custom vessels in the 30 to 60 metre range, with a focus on generous interior volume, practical deck layouts, and build quality oriented toward the rigours of sustained charter operation in tropical conditions. With eleven Trinity charter yachts available in the Bahamas, this is one of the largest single-builder fleets in the region. Trinity yachts were designed with charter in mind from the outset. Tri-deck configurations allow complete separation of guest areas by deck level, with formal dining and saloon areas on the main deck, outdoor entertainment on the bridge deck, and sunbathing on the sun deck above. Fibreglass construction keeps costs lower than steel or aluminium equivalents, passing that efficiency to charter guests as better value for money at a given level of comfort. Weekly charter rates for Trinity yachts in the Bahamas run from approximately 70,000 to 180,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds 30 percent for fuel, provisions, marina fees, and drinks. The large fleet means availability is generally better than for smaller builder fleets, though the peak December through March period still requires booking three to five months ahead. Nassau is the standard departure point for a Trinity charter in the Bahamas. From there the Exuma Cays await south-east, with the full range of Bahamian stops accessible across a week at the comfortable cruising speed these yachts maintain: Warderick Wells, Staniel Cay, the Berry Islands, and Eleuthera.
