Trinity Yachts is an American shipyard based in Louisiana with a long history of building custom motor yachts specifically designed for the charter market. Their vessels are built to be used across multiple seasons in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, with structural specifications that prioritise durability alongside the guest-facing qualities that charter reviews depend on. A Trinity charter in Trinidad & Tobago puts this experience in one of the southern Caribbean’s most natural and least-chartered destinations.
Trinity yachts in the Caribbean fleet are typically twin-screw displacement or semi-displacement vessels in the 40 to 65 metre range, designed with large social areas, generous watersports platforms and interiors that reflect American preferences for space and informal comfort. These are working charter boats in the best sense: well maintained, purposeful, and crewed by people who know the Caribbean intimately.
Weekly charter rates for Trinity yachts in Trinidad & Tobago range from approximately 90,000 to 220,000 euros. The advance provisioning allowance adds around 30 percent for fuel, provisioning, marina fees and gratuity. The Caribbean season from December through April offers the most settled conditions, and Trinity yachts in the charter market are popular with guests who combine diving, watersports and general cruising.
Trinidad & Tobago suits the Trinity character well. Tobago’s reef system is one of the oldest in the Atlantic, and a Trinity charter with a good watersports inventory can make the most of it.
