{"key":"166-trinity-mega","blocks":[{"section":"intro","body":"Trinity Yachts is the American shipyard that, through the 2000s, defined a particular archetype of U.S.-flagged charter mega yacht: steel hull, aluminum superstructure, Mississippi Gulf Coast build quality, and interior volumes that run noticeably larger than equivalent-length European production boats. The 166 sits in the upper tier of that lineage. At 166 feet with a 33-foot beam you are on a true displacement yacht, not a sport boat that happens to be large, which changes how she feels underway: quiet, level, unhurried. The seven cabins below are laid out for guests who expect their own space rather than a shared bunk experience. A full-beam master spans the width of the yacht at the main deck level, two VIP staterooms sit below on the forward portion of the lower deck, and four additional guest cabins round out the sleeping accommodations. All seven have private en-suite heads with proper showers, not day-heads. Thirteen guests sleep comfortably. Thirteen guests for a day charter is the easier number; where this boat actually earns her charter rate is overnight, on a sandbar night, or on a 3-4 night Bahamas itinerary where the displacement hull and the 1,000+ gallon water capacity start to matter."},{"section":"experience","heading":"On Board","body":"The jacuzzi deck is the signature space: elevated above the main salon, wrapped in glass, with sight-lines across the full width of the aft deck and beyond. Morning coffee, sunset cocktails, and the reset between the sandbar swim and dinner service all happen there. The main aft deck below it is the daytime social deck: dining table for twelve, built-in wet bar, and direct access to the swim platform where seabobs, jet skis, and the jet tender live. The foredeck has a sun pad large enough for six to actually lie flat with space between each person, which most sub-100-foot charter yachts do not deliver. Interior-wise you get a formal dining salon, a main lounge with built-in bar and television, and a separate sky-lounge on the upper deck that crew configure as a second living room, a private dining space, or a secondary party room depending on charter type. The onboard masseuse is not an add-on; the boat carries a dedicated crew member whose job is massage therapy on sea days. On 12-hour and longer charters the crew deploys a custom waterslide off the upper deck and a pair of Aquabanas, which are inflatable floating day beds with overhead shade that raft up to the swim platform.","bullets":["Elevated jacuzzi deck with 360° sight-lines","Seven en-suite cabins with private showers","Onboard massage therapist (not add-on)","Custom waterslide + Aquabanas deploy 12hr+","Licensed crew of seven including captain, chief stew, chef, deckhands"]},{"section":"activities","heading":"Water Toys Included","body":"The base 8-hour charter rate includes the water-toy package in full. Longer charters add the slide and floating beds. All toys come with crew briefings and PFDs.","bullets":["2 Jet Skis (waverunner class)","3 Seabobs (electric underwater scooters)","Jet tender for island drops + mainland runs","Kayaks + stand-up paddleboards","Custom waterslide (12hr+ charters)","Pair of Aquabanas floating day beds (12hr+)"]},{"section":"ideal-for","heading":"Best For","body":null,"bullets":["Multi-day Bahamas charters (the boat is built for 50+ nm open-water passages)","Corporate off-sites and VIP client entertainment where you need square footage","Large celebrations: milestone birthdays, weddings afloat, anniversaries","Overnight guests who want their own proper cabin, not a shared berth"]}]}