Trinity Yachts built its reputation at Gulfport, Mississippi, working in aluminium at a scale almost no other American yard attempted. Between 1988 and the yard’s wind down in the middle of the last decade it delivered more than eighty superyachts, and a good number of them remain among the most heavily chartered hulls in the Caribbean and New England.
Our Trinity charter fleet runs from Summerdance at forty four metres up to Cocoa Bean at seventy four, and the character across that span is consistent. These are fast aluminium displacement yachts with wide side decks, tall main deck ceilings and real volume where guests actually sit. Skyfall, Unbridled and Carpe Diem hold the fifty eight metre band and are the fleet’s workhorses. Impromptu, Aspen Alternative and Zoom Zoom Zoom cover the late forties and fifty metres, while Mia Elise II at sixty metres carries the larger programmes.
Weekly rates run from around one hundred and forty two thousand euros for the earlier hulls to five hundred and fifty thousand for Cocoa Bean, with most of the fleet agreed between one hundred and seventy and three hundred thousand. An advance provisioning allowance near thirty percent covers fuel, food, berthing and drinks.
Because the yard is American, the fleet skews toward the Bahamas, Florida and the Leeward Islands in winter, with New England in late summer. Several hulls cross for the Mediterranean season. Tell us your dates and your group size, and we will show you what is genuinely open.
