Trinity Yachts

Trinity yachts

Globally recognized as an elite builder of super yachts custom-made for each customer's unique nautical desires, Trinity yachts make cruising more than just a pleasure. In today's market saturated with yachts constructed on a production basis, Trinity yachts offer customers the chance to own yachts designed according to their personal styles and in any size of yachts up to 400 feet.

Trinity yachts is situated on the Gulf Coast of the U.S., and is collaborating with world-renowned naval architects as well as interior designers to make each design of vessel exclusive for you. If you have not thought of a design, the Trinity staff can show you sample designs from their Victory Lane Series. Moreover, the latest series from Trinity, called Global Explorer Series, has motoryachts designs made no less by their in-house naval architects and engineers. The good thing about the yachts in this series is that you are allowed to add personal distinctions.

Trinity yachts had recently been turned over to the new owners, John Dane (a former CEO of Halter Marine Inc.), Billy Smith and Felix Sabates, who purchased it from Friede Goldman Halter. Despite the change of ownership, the new owners are geared towards continuing the proud heritage of the highest quality of craftsmanship, cutting-edge construction, and engineering techniques obtained after years of experience and building boats.

The year 1995 saw Trinity yachts entering into a merger with Victory Lane Enterprises with owners Felix and Carolyn Sabates. The new merger had set a new mission and that is to design, build, and engineer a new series that is capable of leading others into a new era.

The new motoryachts will be proud of its classy exterior design, capacious interior, powerful speed and performance, and effective Sound Reduction systems. Until today, these crafts are known for their speed, a distinct brand of quality craftsmanship, and seaworthiness.

To this date, Trinity is able to deliver 30 yachts from different series with each yacht features unique designs and artistry. The largest of these Trinity yachts is M/V Ulysses, a 192ft (58.5m) motoryacht powered by Twin Caterpillar 3512B, each with 1,800hp. It was delivered in 2003. The relatively smallest among the Trinity yachts is M/V Cetacea, which is a sporting yacht 72.5ft (22.1m) long and powered by Twin Detroit Diesel 16V92TA DDEC, carrying 1,450hp. It was delivered in 1994.

These Trinity yachts should give you an idea how capable Trinity in terms of building and designing boats for various purposes: whether it be cruising or for sporting events. Trinity likewise has yachts under construction that feature new designs under a similar standard of workmanship.