Trinity Yachts is an American shipyard based in Gulfport, Mississippi, that produces large steel motor yachts in the 30 to 60 metre range, with a focus on structural quality, generous internal volume and straightforward maintenance that appeals to the Caribbean charter market. The eleven Trinity yachts available for charter in the Tobago Cays region make this one of the most represented American yards in the Grenadines fleet.
Trinity charter yachts are typically tri-deck motor yachts built in steel, with high freeboards that provide generous volume across all deck levels. Interior fit-outs are completed by American and international designers and reflect the preferences of the initial owner, giving the Trinity fleet a variety of interior styles from contemporary to traditional. Outdoor entertaining areas are a consistent strength, with large aft decks, sun bridges and upper-deck terraces.
Weekly charter rates for Trinity yachts in the Caribbean range from approximately 70,000 to 200,000 euros. The Advance Provisioning Allowance of around 30 percent covers fuel for daily island passages, provisions and wine, berthing at Union Island and dockage fees throughout the Grenadines. December to April is peak Caribbean season, and Trinity yachts in the Grenadines are typically booked four to six months in advance for these dates.
Tobago Cays is easily approached from Union Island’s Clifton Harbour, entering the national park through the northern channel to anchor in the lagoon off Baradal Island. Trinity yachts use the tender for access to Horseshoe Reef and snorkelling with sea turtles. Petit Rameau, Petit Bateau, Jamesby and Petit Tabac complete the park circuit over two or three days, and Mayreau’s Salt Whistle Bay lies a short passage to the north.
