Trinity Charter Yacht PURPOSE Reveals 2026–2027 Pacific Itinerary

The proposed schedule includes five 14-night charter opportunities, taking guests from New Zealand and French Polynesia to the Galápagos, Alaska and British Columbia, before concluding in the Sea of Cortez.

Built by Trinity Yachts in 2005 and last refitted in 2023, charter yacht PURPOSE accommodates up to 12 guests in six cabins and carries a crew of up to 12. The program has been developed around seasonal cruising conditions, with the yacht moving between regions to offer access to each destination during its proposed charter window.

Rather than remaining in one cruising area for the season, Trinity charter yacht PURPOSE is scheduled to follow a route that takes her through five distinct regions over the course of the year. Each destination has a proposed 14-night itinerary, with embarkation and disembarkation points and activities shaped around the local environment.

The planned schedule begins in New Zealand in December and January, before moving to French Polynesia from February through April. A May charter in the Galápagos is followed by an August expedition through Alaska and British Columbia, with the final proposed destination being the Sea of Cortez in October and November.

The itinerary is indicative rather than fixed, with the proposal noting that routes will remain subject to weather, permits and the Captain's judgment.

PURPOSE is due to begin her Pacific program by offering a yacht charter in New Zealand, with availability over the Christmas and New Year period. The suggested 14-night route runs from Milford Sound to Opua, covering approximately 1,540 nautical miles and taking in several of the country's coastal and marine highlights.

In Fiordland, guests could explore Milford Sound beneath Mitre Peak, with the proposal highlighting opportunities for black coral diving. Further north, Stewart Island offers guided night walks to look for kiwi, while the Otago Peninsula is noted for its mainland albatross colony.

The route also includes Kaikōura, known in the proposal for opportunities to encounter sperm whales and dusky dolphins, and the Poor Knights Islands, where guests can explore underwater sites including Northern Arch and the Rikoriko sea cave. The suggested itinerary concludes in the Bay of Islands, with a visit to Waitangi and its Treaty Grounds.

From February through April, motor yacht charter PURPOSE is scheduled to head northeast for an immersive French Polynesia yacht charter. The proposed route travels from Papeete to Bora Bora over 14 nights, covering approximately 360 nautical miles and focusing on the Society Islands.

Raiatea is included for a visit to Taputapuātea, the UNESCO-listed marae and an important cultural site in Polynesia. The itinerary also proposes time in Taha'a, with opportunities to explore the island's vanilla production and black pearl industry, while Tetiaroa is included as a possible stop for lunch at The Brando.

In Bora Bora, guests could visit the Anau reef cleaning station, where manta rays gather, while Huahine offers opportunities to explore ancient marae and the sacred eels of Faie. The proposal also identifies offshore fishing for wahoo, tuna and mahi-mahi as part of the experience.

The May slot of the forthcoming itinerary is planned for a charter in the Galápagos, with a suggested 14-night route from San Cristóbal to Baltra. The itinerary focuses on the archipelago's wildlife and marine environments, with stops including Española, Kicker Rock, Bartolomé, Floreana, Santa Cruz, and Isabela.

On Española, guests could observe waved albatross at Punta Suárez, while Kicker Rock is highlighted for diving and snorkeling encounters with hammerhead and Galápagos sharks. Bartolomé offers the possibility of swimming alongside Galápagos penguins, and Santa Cruz provides access to the giant tortoises of the El Chato highlands.

The proposed route also includes Post Office Bay on Floreana and the lava formations of Los Túneles on Isabela, where sea turtles can be found. Access to the Galápagos is subject to the necessary permits and authorizations, which the charter proposal identifies as an important part of the advance planning.

In August, PURPOSE is due to head north through Alaska and British Columbia. The proposed route runs from Kodiak to Port Hardy, covering approximately 1,550 nautical miles and combining wildlife encounters with visits to glaciers and coastal communities.

Kodiak is included for opportunities to observe brown bears by floatplane, while Glacier Bay offers views of Margerie and Johns Hopkins glaciers. The itinerary also highlights Frederick Sound, where guests may be able to observe humpback whales using bubble-net feeding techniques.

Further south, the route includes Sitka, with its Tlingit and Russian heritage, and the Great Bear Rainforest, where local guides can help guests look for the region's white spirit bear. The proposed journey concludes around Johnstone Strait, an area known for orca and humpback whale activity, as well as salmon fishing.

The final destination in PURPOSE's proposed schedule is the Sea of Cortez, where she is due to cruise from October through November. The suggested 14-night itinerary runs from Cabo San Lucas to Loreto, covering approximately 320 nautical miles.

The region's marine life is central to the proposed route, with La Paz Bay included for whale shark encounters and Los Islotes for snorkeling with sea lions. Cabo Pulmo is another planned stop, with its protected marine environment offering opportunities to observe schools of fish, while Cabo San Lucas is highlighted for striped and blue marlin fishing.

The itinerary also includes Todos Santos, where guests could experience the town's Día de Muertos celebrations in early November, before continuing to Loreto, home to the first mission established in the Californias.

PURPOSE's onboard setup is intended to support the range of activities proposed across the five regions. A 9.75m (32') Intrepid chase tender provides a platform for fishing, diving, and excursions, while the charter yacht also carries dedicated diving equipment and fishing tackle for game, fly, and spearfishing.

Her water toys include three Jet Skis, two WaveRunners and two SEABOBs, alongside three foilboards, two kayaks and two paddleboards. Guests can also make use of a surfboard, wakeboard, kite surfer, waterslide, inflatable water toys and snorkeling equipment.

PURPOSE also has access to a dedicated Gulfstream G650ER private jet, intended to support guest travel to and from more remote embarkation and disembarkation points.

Accommodation is arranged across six guest cabins for up to 12 people. The layout comprises a master suite, two VIP cabins, two double cabins and one twin cabin, with a total of eight beds: three king, two queen, two single and one Pullman. A crew of up to 12 is carried onboard to support the yacht's charter operation.

With her new central agent in place, PURPOSE is preparing to offer a series of destination-led charters across the Pacific during the 2026–2027 season. As the proposed program is limited to five 14-night charters, availability will not hang around for long. 

If you're interested in joining PURPOSE on her tour of the Pacific, speak to a yacht charter broker now.