Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht DIRT POOR
Trinity 161 excellence across the Caribbean's finest waters
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About Luxury Crewed Motor Yacht DIRT POOR
DIRT POOR is a Trinity 161 motor yacht whose deep royal blue hull and refined proportions announce both capability and taste. Built in 2007, she combines thoughtful naval architecture with contemporary interiors rendered in warm teak, glass, and soft lighting. Five cabins accommodate up to 12 guests across three double, two twin, and one convertible configuration, each appointed with ensuite facilities and careful attention to comfort.
The main deck saloon serves as the social heart, with generous seating for gatherings or quiet moments. Forward, a cosy lounge captures morning light; aft, a full bar anchors the sky lounge for evening entertainment. The master suite extends the experience with a king bed, personal desk, plush seating, and marble-appointed bathroom with bathtub.
Upper decks emphasise outdoor living. The sundeck opens to wide skies and unobstructed horizons, ideal for sunset cocktails and al fresco dining. The beach club at water level invites spontaneous swimming, reef exploration, and lounging. Throughout, the layout encourages both social connection and private retreat.
Highlights
- •Five staterooms with ensuite bathrooms across three double, two twin, and one convertible cabin
- •Spacious main saloon, intimate sky lounge with full bar, and forward cosy lounge
- •Sundeck for panoramic entertaining, aft sky deck for alfresco dining, and beach club for water activities
- •Experienced crew of nine including Michelin-trained chef and dedicated service team
The Charter Experience
Your charter is steered by Captain Chris Crabaugh, supported by First Officer Johann Harmse and a purposeful crew including Bosun Cameron Kenny, Deckhand Bailin Mazoue, and Chief Engineer Wilson Kwame Intsiful. Chef David Barriga brings Ecuadorian-inspired cuisine elevated by decades in luxury hospitality. Chief Stewardess Sara Hoitsema and Stewardesses Belecia De Jager and Margo Cilliers deliver service marked by professionalism and thoughtful detail. This team transforms daily routines into memorable experiences, whether you seek reef dives, beach exploration, regional flavours, or a blend of all three across the Bahamas, British Virgin Islands, and the Leeward and Windward Islands.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might depart Nassau toward the Exumas, where shallow reefs and protected anchorages reward snorkelling and quiet mornings. Island stops offer beach exploration and local dining experiences. Waters around the Leeward Islands present deeper cruising opportunities, whilst the British Virgin Islands add cultural encounters and protected anchorages. Your crew tailors each day to your preferences, ensuring variety and discovery alongside relaxation.
Specifications
49.0 m
12
5
12
Monohull
2007
13.4 kn
9