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March 28 kicks off the Palm Beach International Boat Show, with more than 1,000 boats and yachts spanning broad size ranges are available for visitors to see and tour. Interestingly, 25 yachts on display are larger than 150 feet (46 meters). Naturally, our attention turns to the biggest of these yachts year after year. HereContinue Reading
It’s already the world’s largest in-water boat show. Now, the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, nicknamed FLIBS, is getting larger. It’s for good reason, too. Come this October, the event will feature Superyacht Village, a section at Pier Sixty-Six Hotel & Marina devoted to even more of the biggest boats on display, and the companies supportingContinue Reading
Now entering its 34th year, the Palm Beach International Boat Show has grown to be one of the largest stateside events on the yachting calendar. From foul-weather gear to fishing boats, you can find it all at the show. Two weeks from today, you can explore the exhibits spanning the downtown West Palm Beach waterfrontContinue Reading
We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again, because it bears repeating. Crew makes or breaks the megayacht ownership experience. A good crew makes everything onboard flow seemingly effortlessly. Similarly, the yacht stays in Bristol condition. If the capable hands aboard your yacht are tops in your mind, they’re eligible for the annual ACREWContinue Reading
PHOTOS: Jeff Brown The annual New Zealand Millennium Cup ranks as the first superyacht race of the calendar. What’s more, given the typical weather conditions, New Zealand ranks as an ideal host. The Millennium Cup 2019 edition proved to be exactly as expected, though still with a few twists for good measure. Last week, fromContinue Reading
The annual Miami Yacht Show megayachts lineup attracts both brokerage and new-build buyers from around the world. As the industry, interest, and yachts have grown, though, the show’s longtime location couldn’t accommodate them. Now concentrated in downtown Miami, the event promises more yachts, and more ease in getting around. For its three-decade history, the MiamiContinue Reading