Trinity Yachts

Company history

Trinity Yachts was established in 1988 on the basis of Halter Marine in New Orleans, which was engaged in construction of military and commercial vessels. John Dane, who came to the shipyard in the 70s, played an important role in the opening of the company.

In 1995, the company merged with Victory Lane Enterprises of the esteemed Sabates family. The first result of joint work was presented in 1997, it was a 150-foot series of legendary explorer Magic. The shipyard has entered the new millennium as the largest player in the superyacht market of America.

Status .

Unfortunately, by 2016 the shipyard began to give up positions, and a little later it closed.

Production .

The covered production area of the yard alone was almost 19,000 square meters. An additional 8,000 sq. m. was available for open-air construction. The shipyard had its own design office and a design department.

Fleet .

The shipyard has built aluminium and steel semi-deck superyachts for long voyages from 28.5 to 75 metres. The portfolio includes both displacement boats as well as faster semi-displacement boats.

Features .

Trinity Yachts offered a full range of services and was personally engaged not only in the design and assembly, but also in the production of furniture, décor elements and so on. In this way the manufacturer could ensure the high quality of their boats.