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The largest superyachts attending the Palm Beach International Boat Show 2025

10 March 2025 • Written by Emily Dawkins

Owners, industry experts and yachting enthusiasts are preparing to set sail for this year's Palm Beach International Boat Show. Running from 19 to 23 March 2025 (and with more than 800 boats scheduled to attend), BOAT takes a closer look at some of the largest (and coolest) yachts on the lineup – including yachts for sale, superyachts for charter and new yachts making their debut in US waters...

Bold

Length: 85.3m
Builder: SilverYachts
Year: 2019

The largest yacht at the 2025 Miami International Boat Show in February is also the largest (and certainly one of the coolest) at this year's Palm Beach International Boat Show. Famed for her military Espen Øino design, the 85.3-metre explorer yacht Bold is packed with cool features and amenities for up to 12 guests. Unsurprisingly a popular charter yacht, she is home to an outdoor cinema, eight-person Jacuzzi and vast outdoor entertaining areas complete with al fresco bar, Teppanyaki grill, and a cosy lounge surrounding a fire pit. This is in addition to the helipad and hangar that can be converted into a disco – not forgetting the 400 square metres of deck space with a 15-metre tender, toys and scuba diving equipment.

Bold is currently available for charter with Hill Robinson and listed for sale privately, exhibited by SilverYachts.

Amaryllis

Length: 78.4m
Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
Year: 2011

With a design inspired by the Belle Époque, Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods, 78.4-metre Amaryllis is renowned for her artistic Reymond Langton interiors. Alongside unique custom-made furniture by Silverlining, highlights onboard include a central glass elevator encircled by a spiral staircase and an extensive beach club with a dedicated gym, spa with sauna, steam room, plunge pool and a massage suite. Accommodation on board is for up to 12 guests, with a large master stateroom complete with private owner’s deck and panoramic windows for uninterrupted 180-degree views. She underwent an extensive refit in 2022 which included a hull repaint.

Amaryllis is currently listed for sale and is also available for charter. She will be exhibited by Burgess, Merle Wood & Associates, Moravia Yachting and Hill Robinson.

Eternity

Length: 65m
Builder: Codecasa
Year: 2010

Italian shipyard Codecasa's flagship is not just the largest yacht in their fleet but also one of the most striking. Significant works in 2022 saw Eternity's exteriors and interiors refitted to "superlative standards" thanks to designer Suzanne Lovell. Her refreshed interiors are "Bahamas-esque", described as "fresh, contemporary, and showcasing a subtle oceanic theme." She offers a plethora of flexible living spaces; her sundeck for example is home to sunpads, a bar, a lounge space and an enclosed gym with shower. On the foredeck there is a large six-metre Jacuzzi pool that doubles as an exercise pool with several current resistance speeds. Accommodation is for 14 guests across seven cabins.

Eternity is currently listed for sale and is also available for charter. She will be exhibited by Moravia Yachting and Hill Robinson.

Atomic

Length: 63.8m
Builder: Viareggio Superyachts
Year: 2020

Famed for her cool "Monaco Red", glass-bottomed, iridescent spa pool that lies aft of the sun deck, Atomic has splashes of red – her owner's favourite colour – throughout her design. From the red stripe along her hull to the red blankets carefully tossed over her stylish sofas in the main saloon, designers Franck Darnet Design and Espen Øino have seemingly played into the vibrance that the motor yacht's very name suggests. Other highlights include the professional dive centre accessed via a folding balcony on her hull and the owner’s cabin split over two levels with a gym and an office. Accommodation is for up to 12 guests in six cabins.

Atomic is currently listed for sale and will be exhibited by IYC.

Moca

Length: 63.5m
Builder: Benetti
Year: 2016

The stylish and effortlessly cool Italian build Moca will also be attending this year's Palm Beach show. Her modern chic interiors by FM – Architettura d’interni are characterised by curvaceous lines, from the wood panelling on the walls to the textured sofas, coffee tables and detailed bar in the main saloon. Accommodation on board is for 14 guests, with one of the seven cabins being the standout owner's suite. Located on the bridge deck, the suite has a private office, an en suite bathroom with oversized couples’ shower and his-and-her sinks and one of the largest walk-in closets on the water, according to her broker. Expansive glass windows and a private exterior entrance also add to the wow-factor of the suite.

Moca is currently listed for sale and will be exhibited by Camper & Nicholsons.

Lemon Tree

Length: 61.5m
Builder: Sanlorenzo
Year: 2021

The first of three 62Steel builds from Italian yard Sanlorenzo, with Officina Italiana Design exteriors and Francesco Paszkowski Design in collaboration with Margherita Casprini interiors, Lemon Tree (ex Cloud 9) is as cool as her name suggests. She offers accommodation for up to 14 guests in seven cabins and, although one of these can transform into a private massage room, what sets her apart is her owner's cabin. Situated on the upper deck, the suite is expansive, complete with a study, private terrace, swimming pool plus an adjoining sky lounge which can be converted into a family cinema. Another highlight on board is the large Hammam and beach club, which has openings on three sides and a glass ceiling that filters natural light through the pool, undisturbed by the large garages located amidships.

Lemon Tree is currently listed for sale and available for charter. She will be exhibited by Y.CO.

Marguerite

Length: 61.2m
Builder: Lürssen
Year: 2004

Home to a professional dive centre, multi-level owner's apartment, hefty tender storage and a range of amenities fit for all the family, Marguerite satisfies every taste; something unsurprising given she was penned by Winch, Espen Oeino, and Moffit Design. Able to cruise for 30 days at a time with an oceangoing range of 4,400 nautical miles and accommodation for up to 12 guests in six cabins, the 61.2-metre was designed with relaxation in mind. An undeniable highlight is her owner’s cabin, which spans two decks and includes an observation lounge, private foredeck access and a floating staircase leading to an upper deck study. Multi-deck is her thing, with a split-level sundeck – complete with an enclosed gym, 10-person Jacuzzi, sun loungers for 12 and a secluded area for more intimate gatherings – also on board.

Marguerite is currently listed for sale and will be exhibited by Moran Yacht & Ship.

Alfa G

Length: 60m
Builder: Oceanco
Year: 2004

Following a recent "transformative" 20-million-euro exterior and interior refit, Alfa G is sure to catch the eye of many Palm Beach Boat Show attendees this year. Built for (and now refitted by) the owner of Oceanco, the 60-metre is another remarkable yacht curated from the Winch Design drawing boards. However, her interiors have since been re-styled by Alexandre Thiriat as part of her mammoth 2024 refit, alongside other extensive works including a full exterior repaint, new teak decks, a new mast and technical updates and upgrades. Her refit also included the addition of a new aft terrace on the sundeck with a state-of-the-art swimming pool that has an optional current for swimming or a relaxing Jacuzzi option. Notably, the work was completed by G&K Yachting S.A in less than 10 months.

Alfa G is currently listed for sale and will be exhibited by Superyacht Partners.