Trinity Yachts, the Gulfport yard known for wide-beam American motor yachts with generous outdoor spaces and volume-efficient interiors, produces hulls from 40 metres to above 60 metres that have become familiar in Caribbean charter waters. The yard’s design philosophy favours outdoor deck space, sky lounges, and Jacuzzis at the expense of architectural complexity, producing yachts that are immediately comfortable for guests and straightforward for crew to manage across extended Caribbean seasons.
Saint Kitts and Nevis offer a two-island circuit with enough content to sustain a full week without requiring long daily passages. Saint Kitts presents the volcanic interior of Mount Liamuiga and the Brimstone Hill Fortress, while Nevis adds the plantation hotel belt, the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton in Charlestown, and quieter anchorages off Pinneys Beach and Oualie Beach. Trinity charter rates in the Caribbean fall between 90,000 and 300,000 euros per week. The advance provisioning allowance adds roughly 30 percent.
Port Zante marina in Basseterre handles fuel and provisioning for large yachts. Frigate Bay provides the best overnight anchorage on Saint Kitts. The Narrows crossing to Nevis is short in either direction, and both main Nevisian anchorages are within easy tender range of the plantation hotels.
