Trinity Motor Yacht BACCHUS Heads to Cuba

By Rebecca Bradbury 24 November 2016

The recently refitted 43m/142ft luxury yacht BACCHUS is available for charter this winter in tropical Caribbean destinations such as Cuba and the Leeward Islands.

Delivered by the New Zealand-based shipyard in 2005, BACCHUS underwent a major transformation late last year, headed up by American design firm Ari Loar Interiors. Warm, welcoming and radiating effortless elegance, she is a fine choice for a luxury yacht charter.

Cruising throughout the Caribbean and Bahamas, she is also one of the rare superyachts taking bookings in the fascinating waters of Cuba. Get off the beaten track and experience the island’s idyllic coastline, unique fusion of cultures and pulsating cities all from the comfort of BACCHUS.

Landscapes of stunning white sand beaches lapped by glittering turquoise waters are best taken in from her sundeck. Here guests can bask in the sun on chaise loungers, take a dip in the raised Jacuzzi or sip cocktails at the wet bar situated under the radar arch.

Round up your day with a delicious dinner served on either the main or upper aft decks, the latter of which can host up to 10 guests. For a more secluded spot to watch the sunset, however, head to an intimate seating area on the foredeck.

motor yacht BACCHUS anchored on a luxury yacht charter in the Caribbean as charter guests tries out the paddle boards

Jacuzzi and chaise loungers covered by a sun awning on the sundeck of superyacht BACCHUS

charter guest takes in the ocean views on the secluded foredeck seating area aboard luxury yacht BACCHUS

crew member sets up the aft deck dining area for a formal dinner aboard charter yacht BACCHUS

With classic and sophisticated styling, the updated interior aboard superyacht BACCHUS is defined by rich African Cherrywood and luxurious ivory fabrics. In the open-plan main salon a sociable lounge with faux fur cushions adjoins a formal dining setup.

Glittering chandeliers that look over the rectangular table and a baby grand piano add a sense of glamour to the surrounds, while the skylounge features a white onyx-topped bar, sumptuous seating and a games table to continue the options for entertaining and relaxation.

After a day exploring the delights of the region, guests can retreat into one of five staterooms, comprising of a full-beam master suite on the main deck, and two double cabins and two twin cabins on the lower deck.

To make the most of the tropical Caribbean waters, guests can take to the motor yacht’s extensive collection of water toys, which includes three-person WaverRunners, kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, SeaBobs, a banana boat and a giant water slide.