Trinity Yachts is a Louisiana-based superyacht builder whose steel and aluminium motor yachts, typically from 50 to 70 metres, are known for their practical construction, spacious interiors, and the American hospitality ethos that their charter crews bring to every voyage in the Caribbean. The charter fleet of Trinity yachts in the British Virgin Islands numbers 11 vessels, each professionally crewed and maintained to a high standard for Caribbean season. Charter weeks run Saturday to Saturday from Road Town or West End in Tortola, with itineraries tailored entirely to guest preferences and pace. Morning anchorages give way to afternoon passages with the trade winds, and evenings at settled bays with dinner on deck. Base rates start from 142,000 euros per week, with an advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covering fuel, food, drinks, and berthing fees. Virgin Islands high season runs December through April, and availability among the most sought-after Trinity yachts tightens early. Jost Van Dyke occupies the north-western corner of the British Virgin Islands, a short sea passage from Tortola that opens up Great Harbour, White Bay, and Little Harbour as natural daily destinations. The island is small enough to explore in a day and relaxed enough to return to twice in the same week, making it a natural anchor point for a BVI itinerary.
