Trinity provides a unique base for a holiday, for a course, for a retreat, or a day conference. Young people especially love the ship – which floats on every tide and is cut off from the shore at spring tides.

The view of the surrounding saltmarshes and estuary are beautiful and never cease to delight guests, whether they come to sail, paint or watch birds.

Guest cabins
situated in the forward section (indicated red)

Saloon, for meals and meeting
situated in the aft section (indicated yellow)

Galley, for meal preparation and washing up
situated three-quarters aft (indicated blue)

Toilets and showers
see the section amidships (indicated green)

The lower part of the vessel consists of the engine room (with the original machinery preserved) and the original crew's accommodation, now occupied by some of the centre staff.

The ship is connected to the shore for its utility services: electricity, water, sewage and telephone.

The centre's sailing dinghies are moored to pontoons at the stern of Trinity.