Trinity is the largest builder of custom aluminium superyachts in the United States, and its charter fleet in the Bahamas reflects a tradition of building vessels that prioritise volume and guest comfort at rates accessible by comparison with European yards of similar output. Eleven Trinity yachts cruise the Bahamas and Caribbean, covering a range from 35 to 65 metres, each launched from the Gulfport yard in Mississippi with a sensibility shaped by American coastal cruising. Nassau positions these vessels well for the Bahamian archipelago, where the shallow banks and island chains that stretch south through the Exumas and east toward Eleuthera reward careful navigation and capable seamanship. Charter rates for Trinity yachts in the Bahamas typically range from 95,000 to 300,000 euros per week depending on hull length, age and specification. An advance provisioning allowance of roughly 30 percent applies, covering fuel, provisions, dockage and crew gratuities. The season runs November through May, with December through March the busiest period for Bahamian charter. Nassau Harbour and Atlantis Marina offer the deep-water berthing that Trinity hulls require, and the yard’s experience building for American owners means these vessels carry generous tender garages and well-equipped water sports programmes. The Exuma Cays, Rose Island, Andros and the southern Bahamas all lie within comfortable range.
