Trinity Yachts produced some of the most generously proportioned American superyachts of their generation from their facilities in Gulfport, Mississippi, building 35 to 60 metre motor yachts that consistently delivered more interior volume than comparable European vessels at the same length. Eleven Trinity yachts are available for charter across the Greater Antilles, representing one of the deepest single-builder fleets in the region and covering a wide range of sizes, styles, and price points.nnThe breadth of Trinity’s Greater Antilles fleet is a genuine advantage. Charter guests can select from the more intimate 35 to 40 metre models suited to couples and small families, through the mid-size 45 to 50 metre vessels that carry 8 to 10 guests comfortably, up to the largest 55 to 60 metre examples that provide a superyacht experience with full crew complement and an extensive watersports programme.nnWeekly rates for Trinity charters in the Greater Antilles range from approximately 50,000 euros for a 35 metre model to 200,000 euros for the largest examples. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent and covers a crew of 6 to 14, fuel, provisions, and port fees across Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Jamaica. The November to April Caribbean season is peak time for Trinity’s regional fleet.nnSan Juan’s marina in Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic’s Casa de Campo in La Romana and Samaná Bay, and Jamaica’s Montego Bay and Port Antonio all feature regularly on Trinity itineraries in the Greater Antilles.
