Christensen Shipyards in Vancouver, Washington has built custom fiberglass motor yachts for the world charter market for over four decades, developing a reputation for structural integrity and practical design. A Christensen Shipyards yacht in Trinidad & Tobago brings this track record to a destination where the marine environment demands a well-built and properly equipped vessel.
Christensen Shipyards yachts in the Caribbean charter fleet are typically in the 35 to 55 metre range, built with the charter guest experience as the primary design constraint. Deck layouts prioritise outdoor living; interior social areas are scaled to handle mixed groups; and the engineering systems are specified for extended Caribbean seasons without frequent yard intervals.
Weekly charter rates for Christensen Shipyards yachts in Trinidad & Tobago range from approximately 70,000 to 140,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, food, marina fees and crew gratuity. The core Caribbean season from December through April provides the most settled conditions around Tobago, with the island’s southeastern position in the chain offering slightly more equable weather than destinations to the north.
The reef systems and anchorages of Tobago suit the Christensen Shipyards hull well: the distances are manageable, the diving is exceptional, and the local atmosphere is genuinely different from the more heavily charted northern Windwards.
