Alloy is a New Zealand builder that earned an international reputation for building large aluminium sailing yachts to an exceptional structural standard. Their ketch and sloop-rigged designs are capable offshore passage-makers, and chartering an Alloy yacht in Trinidad & Tobago offers a sailing charter anchored in genuine blue-water capability in a destination with strong Atlantic trade wind exposure.
Alloy yachts available in the Caribbean charter market are typically between 30 and 50 metres, purpose-built for extended coastal and offshore cruising rather than marina socialising. Interiors reflect a New Zealand practicality that values durability and function, with sailing hardware and guest accommodation given equal priority in the deck and cabin arrangements. These are yachts for guests who want to sail.
Weekly charter rates for Alloy yachts in Trinidad & Tobago generally range from around 60,000 to 120,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance of approximately 30 percent covers fuel, provisioning, marina fees and crew gratuity. The Caribbean season from December through April offers consistent Atlantic trade winds, ideal for Alloy sailing charters.
Trinidad & Tobago suits the Alloy character. The passages between the two main islands and the smaller surrounding cays provide a sailing programme with enough variety to keep the yacht moving while still rewarding time at anchor.
