Trinidad and Tobago

These twinned islands offer natural charms in abundance. A uniquely spiced melting pot of culture with a range of eclectic attractions. Cruise here and discover the Caribbean’s best-kept secret.

Best-Kept Secret

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Yachts For Charter

Yachts Available in Trinidad and Tobago

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A luxurious white yacht cruises on a brilliant blue sea with a picturesque coastal town in the background.
Relax on the sun-drenched deck of this luxurious yacht, complete with a jacuzzi and a well-stocked bar.

Christina O

  • 99M

  • 34 Guests

  • Built 1943

  • Refitted 2023

From €740,000  p/w
A stunning mosaic pool converts to dancefloor, piano lounge for entertaining with Michelin-star dining to savour onboard.
A luxurious white superyacht glides across the deep blue ocean under a bright, cloudy sky.
A luxurious superyacht glows with underwater lights in the tranquil waters at sunset.

CC-Summer

  • 95M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2019

  • Refitted 2025

From €1,500,000  p/w
Hammam, salon and gym in a serene wellness hub, with fire pit dining, courts for play, and a custom waterslide into the sea.
A sleek black and white yacht glides through the calm blue ocean under a hazy sky.
A luxurious superyacht with a helipad and swimming pool anchors in the crystal-clear turquoise waters near a tropical island.

Air

  • 81M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2011

  • Refitted 2026

From $925,000  p/w
Minimalist styling meets pure indulgence with a sleek interior, massage room, steam room, and an 8-metre pool for serene relaxation.
The luxurious yacht Elements glides through the calm blue waters with a verdant, mountainous coastline in the background.

Elements

  • 80M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2019

  • Refitted 2025

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Luxurious throughout, featuring a helipad, indulgent sun deck jacuzzi, and vast dining experiences to delight every guest aboard.
A luxurious white yacht cruises past a rugged, rocky coastline under a clear blue sky.
A luxurious superyacht with multiple decks and a swimming platform glides through the sun-drenched Mediterranean Sea.

Boadicea

  • 77M

  • 18 Guests

  • Built 1999

  • Refitted 2026

From €725,000  p/w
Five-meter salon ceilings, elegant cabins, and a sun deck pool featuring resistance training create a wellness yacht beyond compare.
A luxurious yacht named Wheels glides through the azure waters with lush green hills in the background.

Wheels

  • 76M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2008

  • Refitted 2024

From €790,000  p/w
Plush 8-man cinema, open sun deck jacuzzi encircled by luxe seats, and main salon transforming into a vibrant night party.
The luxurious superyacht Starfire glides through calm, blue waters with a mountainous coastline in the background.
A luxurious superyacht anchors in clear blue waters near a mountainous coastline, complete with a private beach club and water toys.

Starfire

  • 73M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2007

  • Refitted 2025

From $680,000  p/w
Expedition luxury spans six decks, with a spa, jacuzzi, certified helipad, and a submarine garage for unforgettable global adventures.
A large, luxurious white yacht sailing across the deep blue ocean under a cloudy sky.
The luxurious superyacht Titania glides through the crystal-clear turquoise waters of a tropical paradise.

Titania

  • 71M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2006

  • Refitted 2025

From $660,000  p/w
Waterfront terrace turns nightclub by night, pool deck with swim-up bar, and a toy box full of ocean fun for endless fun.
A majestic white yacht glides through the deep blue sea under a clear sky, with rugged hills in the background.

Sherakhan

  • 70M

  • 26 Guests

  • Built 2005

  • Refitted 2022

From €650,000  p/w
Made for multi-generational escapades, the huge dining atrium and cabins for up to 26 guests make Sherakhan the ultimate charter yacht.
A sleek white superyacht cruises through the deep blue ocean, accompanied by two smaller boats.

Firebird

  • 69M

  • 12 Guests

  • Built 2007

  • Refitted 2021

From $575,000  p/w
A sanctuary of modern luxury with fresh interiors, tranquil wellness rooms, and staterooms that unfold across two elegant levels.
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Yacht Charter Destinations

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St Barths

The destination for the St Barths bucket each march, st barths has long been a popular destination for yachtsmen. Whether you're looking for the ultimate party, shopping or kitesurfing, you'll find it here.

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Mustique

Ultra-chic Mustique is the preening beauty of the Caribbean. Its silk-soft beaches are often deserted. Its glitterati vibe is legendary. It's surrounded by vibrant reefs and game-fishing grounds, too.

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St Kitts

If beaches were all it had to offer, St Kitts still would be a superstar. Great stretches of sand hug the coastline of this rainforested beauty. Explore rustic rum shacks, volcanoes, hummingbirds and more.

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Bequia

Take your time. Low on glitz. High on dramatic scenery. Small but perfectly formed. Beguiling Bequia is a relaxed outpost of the Grenadines. Lush green hills form the island's emerald spine and give way to golden sands lapped by sky blue waves.

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St Martin

Half French and half Dutch, St Martin yacht charters offer the chance to explore two unique Caribbean atmospheres. Whichever side you’re on, all 37 beaches that ring the coast are pure bliss: discover them on your yacht charter.

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St Lucia

Another swoon-inducing Caribbean melting pot? Yep, but nothing's quite like St Lucia. Its contrast of deep-green mountain forests and shimmering beaches.

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Grenada

One of the greatest archipelagos in the Caribbean, Grenada's three islands are a rich banquet of virgin forest and marine sanctuaries teeming with life.

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Crystal-clear turquoise waters reveal vibrant coral reefs beneath a lush, green tropical island under a brilliant blue sky.

St Croix

St Croix stands apart from its sainted kin. The largest of the US Virgin Islands is only 65km from its nearest sister, St Thomas, but its size and storied history give it a style of its own.

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A pristine bay with turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and lush green hills offers a serene tropical escape.

St John

It may be the smallest major US Virgin Island, but as a destination St John overdelivers. Flush with first-class anchorages like Maho Bay for an early morning swim with sea turtles or Reef Bay for a short hike.

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YOUR GUIDE TO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

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REASONS TO VISIT

WHY WE LOVE TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

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Island of Rhythm

Trinidad moves to the pulse of its world-famous Carnival, and your luxury yacht puts you right in the heart of the celebration. Dance through streets alive with color, music, and steelpan beats. Beyond the festivities, the island invites exploration with its lively markets, diverse culture, and deep-rooted history—a seamless blend of tropical charm and vibrant city life, all perfectly within reach.

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Emerald Escape

Tobago, the serene jewel of the twin-island paradise, offers a tranquil retreat amid lush rainforests and thriving coral reefs. Snorkel the vibrant Buccoo Reef, hike forest trails to sweeping coastal viewpoints, or unwind on secluded beaches where turquoise waves meet soft white sand. Ashore, savor fresh seafood feasts as the island’s natural beauty and unhurried charm create an idyllic backdrop.

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Nature's Hideout

These twinned islands offer such eclectic attractions you’ll be glad to have a Y.CO charter yacht helming your visit. Trinidad, the dominant of the two brothers, hides abundant natural charms. Tobago, in some ways a more obvious Caribbean dream, is delightfully low-key and underdeveloped. With some of the Caribbean’s best mangroves, diving, birdwatching and trekking to be found beyond T&T’s tourist trail, it pays to sail with those who know.

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The Caribbean’s Carnival Central

Africa, Spain, France, the Netherlands and China. Mix all these cultures together and you begin to understand why Trinidad & Tobago’s melting pot is so uniquely spiced. Take Port of Spain’s iconic annual party, Carnival – a giddy mashup of African and European traditions that couldn’t occur anywhere else. Y.CO can help you navigate this intoxicating culture while revealing everyday pleasures such as T&T’s fantastic cuisine and some of the Caribbean’s greatest diving sites. Here’s where we’d start the discovery.

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A small boat navigates a narrow waterway through a lush mangrove forest, its tangled roots reaching towards the calm water.

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Asa Wright Nature Centre

In love with our feathered friends? At Asa Wright You’ll see species including channel-billed toucans, motmots, tanagers, raptors and – if you’re lucky – the full complement of 14 different hummingbird species. A former coffee and cocoa plantation in Trinidad, Asa Wrights occupies nearly 1500 acres. This birdwatcher’s nirvana is around 90 minutes’ drive from your Y.CO yacht mooring in Port of Spain. Just grab a cab and don’t forget your binoculars.

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Your Guide to Trinidad and Tobago

The Caribbean’s Best-Kept Secret

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Your Guide to Trinidad and Tobago

Grande Riviere

It’s called a ‘resort’ but don’t picture the full landscaped catastrophe, packed with sunburnt families. Grad Riviere is minimally developed and totally charming. From the glittering beach to the waterfall-splashed rainforest it faces, this place is all about nature. The pace of living is easy here, with a laidback village catering to your needs and some low-key hotels, should you decide to spend a night offboard your Y.CO luxury yacht.

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Little Tobago

Even Tobago has a smaller sibling – Little Tobago. An uninhabited, maple-leaf shaped bird sanctuary 2km offshore from the north-coast fishing village of Speyside, it’s best visited by jumping off your Y.CO luxury charter and hiring a guided glass-bottomed boat. The operator will point out what’s to be seen, from the various bird species to thriving coral gardens such as Angel Reef, home to some of the world’s largest brain corals.

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Need to Know

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When to Go

December to May as this is the driest time of the year with warm evenings.

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What to Pack

Warm, clear waters and beautiful beaches make swim and reef wear essential.

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Don’t Miss

Carnival in Port of Spain is a spectacle you’ll never forget.

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Yacht Charter Trinidad and Tobago FAQs

Is Trinidad and Tobago a good destination for a yacht charter?

Trinidad and Tobago provide idyllic sailing experiences for all. While Trinidad is known for its bustling harbours and vibrant nightlife, Tobago is more laid-back, with pristine beaches, secluded bays and world-class snorkelling spots. It's the perfect destination for both experienced sailors and those seeking a relaxing getaway.

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What activities can I enjoy on a luxury yacht charter in Trinidad and Tobago?

Tobago's Buccoo Reef and Nylon Pool are popular for snorkelling, while the Tobago Cays Marine Park offers some of the best diving in the region. Explore the islands' rich wildlife and enjoy birdwatching, exploring nature trails and admiring the breathtaking landscapes and waterfalls.

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What are the main sailing routes and destinations in Trinidad and Tobago?

Witness Tobago's northern coast and discover the hidden bays of Charlotteville. Sail between Trinidad and Tobago or head to the nearby Grenada and the Grenadines. Tobago's Pigeon Point and Store Bay are famous for their clear waters and scenic beaches.

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What should I pack for a private yacht charter in Trinidad and Tobago?

Light, breathable clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat are essentials. If you plan to explore ashore, pack some casual clothing for dining or sightseeing. Don’t forget any medication you might need as pharmacies may not always be easily accessible.

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