Last updated: October 2026
This page counts down the seven Trinity yachts we list, from 165 feet to 145 feet. Every one is a motor yacht built between 2000 and 2010, and every one lists a refit between 2019 and 2025. The countdown runs from #7, the smallest of the seven, up to #1, the biggest, ranked by the length on each yacht’s listing. Where two boats share a length, the newer one ranks higher: ASPEN ALTERNATIVE (2010) ranks above TCB (2008) at the same listed length of 164 feet.
Every length, guest count and rate below comes from the yacht’s current listing, and every rate is the weekly charter fee plus APA and expenses. For current rates see our Trinity Yachts rate list, and for other yards see yacht charter by builder.
Weekly charter fees for the Trinity yachts on this page run from $150,000 per week (RELENTLESS) to $250,000 per week (the top of the NO BAD IDEAS and OCEAN CLUB ranges). The lowest “from” figure is $150,000 per week (RELENTLESS) and the highest is $225,000 per week (NO BAD IDEAS). These are the figures on each listing, plus APA. Ask us for your dates.
Which Trinity for Which Group
A starting point. The group labels are our own; the yacht facts come only from the listings. Tell us your group and we will narrow it down.
| Your group | Size band | From this page |
|---|---|---|
| A group of 12 guests | 160 to 165 ft, 12 guests | SWEET CAROLINE II: 12 guests in 7 staterooms, with a butler’s cabin next to the master that her listing says suits young children. OCEAN CLUB: 12 guests in 5 cabins. NO BAD IDEAS: 12 guests in 6 cabins. |
| Eleven guests | 157 to 164 ft, 5 cabins | TCB: 11 guests in 5 staterooms, with a six-person jacuzzi on the sundeck. MISS CHRISTINE: 11 guests in 5 staterooms, with a jacuzzi on the sun deck. |
| Ten guests | 145 to 164 ft, 5 cabins | ASPEN ALTERNATIVE: 10 guests in 5 cabins with zero-speed stabilizers. RELENTLESS: 10 guests in 5 en-suite staterooms. |
| A watersports week | 160.8 to 164 ft | ASPEN ALTERNATIVE: a water slide, wave runners, kayaks, a wake board and towable toys. OCEAN CLUB: 4 jet skis, 2 eFoils, a slide and 2 sea bobs. |
The Seven at a Glance
Six of the seven listings name a jacuzzi on the sun deck or flybridge. Each of the seven lists 10 to 12 guests in 5 to 7 cabins.
Across the seven below, build years run from 2000 (NO BAD IDEAS) to 2010 (ASPEN ALTERNATIVE), and the latest refits run from 2019 (RELENTLESS) to 2025 (OCEAN CLUB).
7. RELENTLESS
“A Jacuzzi Flybridge and Five En-Suite Staterooms”
RELENTLESS is a 145 foot (44.2 m) Trinity built in 2001, with a refit in 2019. She takes 10 guests in 5 staterooms: a king master suite on deck with a his-and-hers bathroom and a jacuzzi tub, and four guest staterooms below, two king, one queen and one twin, all with en-suite bathrooms. Her main salon has a sit-down bar aft and a separate formal dining room.
Her flybridge was reconfigured with a new jacuzzi, wraparound sun beds, a sit-down bar and a movie night option, and her listing names gym equipment and a full list of water toys. She cruises at 15 knots and tops out at 18. Rates run from $150,000 to $172,500 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas.
6. MISS CHRISTINE
“A Dark Cherry Interior and an Ultra-Modern Stabilization System”
MISS CHRISTINE is a 157 foot (47.85 m) Trinity built in 2006, with a refit in 2024. She takes 11 guests in 5 staterooms: a master suite, three king guest cabins and one cabin with two twin beds and a Pullman. Her master stateroom is on the main deck, with a private office area, a king bed and his-and-hers bathrooms.
Her listing describes a dark cherry wood interior, an ultra-modern stabilization system, a sky lounge with a full sit-down bar and a game table, and a jacuzzi on the sun deck with gym equipment and water toys. She cruises at 14 knots and tops out at 19. Rates run from $165,000 to $184,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: New England, Florida and Bahamas in summer; US Virgin Islands, Windward Islands, British Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands and Bahamas in winter.
5. NO BAD IDEAS
“The 2000 Build, Refitted in 2024”
NO BAD IDEAS is a 160 foot (48.77 m) Trinity built in 2000, with a refit in 2024. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins. Her listing names twin CAT 3512-B 2,250 hp main engines.
Her cruising speed is 12.5 knots and her top speed 21 knots. Ask us for the full details and brochure. Rates run from $225,000 to $250,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas in summer; BVI, USVI, Caribbean, Bahamas and Leeward Islands in winter.
4. OCEAN CLUB
“A 2025 Refit and an Old Hollywood Interior”
OCEAN CLUB is a 160.8 foot (49 m) Trinity built in 2009, with a refit in 2025. She takes 12 guests in 5 cabins. Her listing credits the interior to Patrick Knowles, drawing on old Hollywood, and says the yacht won a 2010 World Superyacht Award for Best Semi-Displacement M/Y 40m+. The split-level master stateroom on the main deck has a raised observation lounge with 270-degree views, with three king staterooms and a twin convertible to a king below, and a listed option for 5 couples in 5 king suites.
Her toys include 4 jet skis, 2 eFoils, a slide and 2 sea bobs, plus a 40 foot Formula Super Sport Crossover (2023), and the sundeck has a jacuzzi, a bar and an outdoor movie projector. Rates run from $195,000 to $250,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas and New England in summer; US Virgin Islands, Leeward Islands, British Virgin Islands and Windward Islands in winter.
3. TCB
“A Piano Skylounge and a Six-Person Jacuzzi”
TCB is a 164 foot (49.99 m) Trinity built in 2008, with a refit in 2022. She takes 11 guests in 5 staterooms. The full-beam, split-level master suite has a lounge on the lower level and a his-and-hers en-suite with a jacuzzi tub, and four en-suite staterooms on the lower deck are three kings and one twin with a Pullman.
The skylounge has a self-playing baby grand piano, a fireplace, a full bar and a Kaleidescape movie system with more than 1,800 movies, with an alfresco dining table for 11 aft. The sundeck has an alfresco gym and a six-person jacuzzi. She cruises at 14 knots and tops out at 22. Rates run from $175,000 to $200,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas and Florida.
2. ASPEN ALTERNATIVE
“Zero-Speed Stabilizers and a Big Toy Box”
ASPEN ALTERNATIVE is a 164 foot (49.99 m) Trinity built in 2010, with a refit in 2022. She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins. The full-beam master suite on the main deck has a private study, a large en suite with a jacuzzi bath and a cedar-lined walk-in wardrobe, and four guest cabins below are three kings and a twin, all with showers en suite.
Her listing names Quantum Zero-Speed stabilizers, a sun deck jacuzzi bar, a panoramic skylounge and three separate dining areas, with a water slide, wave runners, kayaks, a wake board and towable toys, towing a 2023 Everglades 395CC tender. She cruises at 15 knots and tops out at 20. Rates run from $199,000 to $230,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: New England in summer; Bahamas and Florida in winter.
1. SWEET CAROLINE II
“The Largest Trinity on the Page, with Seven Staterooms”
SWEET CAROLINE II is a 165 foot (50.29 m) Trinity built in 2009, with a refit in 2021. She takes 12 guests in 7 staterooms, the most cabins of the seven. Her listing describes a master suite on the bridge deck with private access to the exterior deck, guest cabins mixing doubles, twins and Pullman berths, and a butler’s cabin next to the master that it says suits young children.
Her aft salon has a large bar, with alfresco dining on the aft deck and an indoor dining area on the main deck, and the sun deck has a jacuzzi. A bonus room on the main deck forward can be set up as a movie lounge, a gym or a massage room. She cruises at 15 knots and tops out at 18. Rates run from $199,000 per week, plus APA.
Cruising areas on her listing: Bahamas and Florida in summer; US Virgin Islands, Windward Islands, Leeward Islands, British Virgin Islands, Bahamas and Florida in winter.
A Sample 7-Day BVI Week
A seven-day route through the British Virgin Islands, for the yachts on this page whose listings name the British Virgin Islands as a cruising area. It follows our own 7-day BVI itinerary with Anegada and is a general suggested route, not a plan set for any one yacht. Ask us which of the seven suits it for your dates.
- Day 1, Nanny Cay, Tortola, to Norman Island. The Caves at Treasure Point and The Indians, then Pirate’s Bight and the Willy T.
- Day 2, Norman Island to Cooper Island via Peter and Salt. The RMS Rhone wreck at Salt Island, lunch at Deadman’s Bay on Peter Island and the Cooper Island Beach Club.
- Day 3, Cooper Island to The Baths and Spanish Town. The Baths early, lunch at Savannah Bay, then Spanish Town.
- Day 4, Spanish Town to North Sound via the Dog Islands. George Dog and Great Dog, the Kodiak Queen wreck and lunch at the Bitter End Yacht Club.
- Day 5, North Sound to Anegada. The flat coral island 14 miles north of Virgin Gorda, with lobster at Setting Point.
- Day 6, Anegada to Guana Island and Scrub Island. Snorkeling at Monkey Point on Guana Island, then Scrub Island or a quiet bay on Great Camanoe.
- Day 7, Guana Island to Jost Van Dyke. Sandy Spit, the Bubbly Pool, lunch at Hendo’s Hideout on White Bay and a Painkiller at the Soggy Dollar Bar.
Source: 7-Day BVI Itinerary with Anegada: The Full Island Route.
What These Trinity Yachts Cost
Among the seven above, the “from” figures run from $150,000 per week (RELENTLESS) to $225,000 per week (NO BAD IDEAS), and the highest listed rate is $250,000 per week. Those are charter fees; fuel, food, drinks and berthing are paid on top, so ask us for your real total and your own dates before you book. Our guide to what a yacht charter costs walks through the full bill.
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