DIRT POOR - 35.97m

Trinity Yachts launched DIRT POOR in 1999 with the Mediterranean's demanding charter seasons in mind, creating a 35.97-meter motor yacht that thrives in the complexity of Europe's most coveted cruising grounds. From the intricate harbor approaches of Portofino to the wind-swept channels between Greek islands, this vessel demonstrates the kind of nimble handling and reliable performance that transforms ambitious itineraries from wishful thinking into seamless reality. The yacht's length proves ideal for accessing ports that larger vessels must bypass entirely. Corsica's secluded coves, Croatia's medieval harbors tucked behind ancient fortifications, and the French Riviera's exclusive marinas all become accessible staging points for deeper exploration. DIRT POOR navigates these waters with the confidence that comes from Trinity's proven hull design and the mechanical reliability essential for multi-week Mediterranean circuits. Island-hopping through the Balearics or threading between Turkey's dramatic coastline and its scattered islands requires a vessel that responds predictably in varying sea conditions. The 1999 build represents Trinity Yachts during a period when the yard refined its approach to mid-range motor yachts, focusing on the structural integrity and propulsion efficiency that charter captains depend on when weather windows shift and itineraries must adapt. Whether anchored in Sardinia's emerald bays or positioned for sunrise approaches to Montenegro's fjord-like coastline, DIRT POOR provides the stable platform and operational flexibility that allows guests to focus on the experience rather than the logistics. The yacht's proportions strike the balance between intimate scale and serious capability that defines successful charter vessels in Europe's most competitive waters.