Trinity Yachts
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2006, M/Y Never Enough
Fort-Lauderdale, U.S.A.
From US$15,345 /day
166 ft (51 m) · 13 guests
2010, Miami's Superyacht 166’ Trinity With Crew - Accommodates 13 Guests
Miami Beach, U.S.A.
From US$27,155 /day
Trinity Yachts yacht models
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Trinity Yachts based?
- Trinity Yachts is based on the U.S. Gulf Coast. Public listings place it in Gulfport, Mississippi, and also associate it with New Orleans, Louisiana.
- What types of boats does Trinity Yachts build?
- It builds custom luxury motor yachts and superyachts. Materials commonly cited for its yachts are aluminum and steel.
- What is Trinity Yachts known for?
- The brand is known for large bespoke superyachts and strong in-house engineering. It is often described as a builder of high-quality custom yachts rather than a volume-production shipyard.
Trinity Yachts is an American yacht builder founded in 1988. The company is based on the U.S. Gulf Coast, with shipyard operations associated with Gulfport, Mississippi, and New Orleans, Louisiana. It builds custom luxury motor yachts and superyachts in aluminum and steel.
History and shipyard
Trinity Yachts began in 1988 and grew out of the Gulf Coast shipbuilding tradition connected to Halter Marine. Over time, it became known as a builder of large custom superyachts rather than production boats. Sources place its headquarters and contact address in Gulfport, Mississippi, and describe shipyard activity in both Gulfport and New Orleans. The builder has also been linked to ownership changes involving John Dane and later Harvey Gulf International Marine.
Model range and design
Trinity Yachts focuses on fully custom motor yachts and superyachts, typically built with aluminum or steel hulls and structures. Reported size ranges run from about 35 meters to more than 100 meters, with projects also described as reaching roughly 400 feet. The builder’s work is associated with bespoke engineering, semi-displacement and full-displacement hull forms, and interiors tailored to owner requirements. Cataloged examples include Trinity 146, Trinity 164, and Trinity 165.











