Trinity Yachts built a reputation in American charter waters for wide-beam motor yachts with generous deck areas and accommodations that use hull volume efficiently. Chartering a Trinity yacht to Saba puts a stable, spacious platform at anchor off an island with no beaches, no marinas, and no resort development, where the draw is entirely the marine park and the quality of the diving it protects.
Saba’s coastline sits inside the Saba Marine Park, established in 1987, with dive sites including Shark Shoal, Diamond Rock, and the Ladder maintained to standards that preserve visibility and marine life throughout the year. Trinity yachts in the charter fleet run from 40 metres to above 60 metres, with weekly rates between 90,000 and 300,000 euros depending on hull and season. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent and covers fuel, provisions, mooring fees, and communications.
The northern Leeward Islands form a practical circuit around Saba. Saint Eustatius, 17 miles south, offers a calmer anchorage in Orange Bay and its own protected dive environment. Sint Maarten, 28 miles north, provides the regional hub for fuel, provisioning, and airport transfers. Nevis and Saint Kitts, a further 40 to 60 miles south, extend the itinerary through two contrasting islands with plantation hotels and Caribbean beaches on the leeward coast.
