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Hatteras yachts had many of their latest models at the show, but a real eye catcher was this fully restored 1960 model. here
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Hatteras yachts had many of their latest models at the show, but a real eye catcher was this fully restored 1960 model. here
The ever impressive Viking 80 was here in all her glory. here
The amazing bronze artwork of Chris Smith was an eye catcher.
SeaVee had it’s new 43 Fish Around model on display. It was quite impressive in its quality and thoughtful designs.
Release is one of biggest names in fighting chairs,helm chairs and high-end boat furniture. They had many of their innovative models on display. [links]
The Salute was presented at the fair as a representative of a more traditional way of navigation. The company Perini Navi Group chose the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show for the debut of this stunning sailboat, the first of its 180-foot series. The vessel has an aluminum mast 246 feet high, a 31,215 square-foot sail area and a hull also made of aluminum. French decorator Remi Tessier, who wanted to bring to every corner of the boat a warm and welcoming tone with Japanese design details, created the interiors of the yacht.
Pleasure boats
For many visitors and critics, this year´s boat fair will be remembered for the distinguished presence of a different kind of “big boat”. These vessels are known for their luxurious finish, center console, powerful outboard engines, their size that exceeds 40 feet in length, and because they are aimed at experienced anglers and passionate offshore fishermen. These “big boats” are capable of hosting large fishing equipment and are well prepared to provide long enjoyable hours on board, or even spend the night.
The event, which celebrated its 54th edition with six headquarters and more than 3 million square feet of exhibition space, offered a variety of yachts for all tastes and interests: runabouts, high performance fishing boats, center console vessels, pleasure sail and motor yachts, flat-bottomed boats, skiffs, front cover crafts, catamarans, boats for water skiers, recreational trackers, inflatable boats, canoes and of course, luxury super-yachts. here
This giant, 218 feet long and 2,950 tons in weight, built by Derecktor Shipyards made her debut during this show. It is the largest yacht built in the U.S. since the 1930s, and some consider it the largest ever built in the country, taking into account its volume. The ship, created by internationally acclaimed yacht designer Tim Heywood stands out not only for its size, but also for its elegant and modern line that manages to maintain a very classic style.
The Show will cover 6 different locations over 3 Million Square Feet of space and will feature the usual exciting variety of Yachts, high performance Boats, and other Vessels, Exotic Cars, and more!
It’s Boat Show time of the year again! This Year’s show is the 54th Annual Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show and the dates for the Show are October 31st – November 4th of 2013. Ft. Lauderdale is known as the “Yachting Capital of the World/the Mega Yacht Capital of the World” and our Annual Boat Show is the largest in the World.
To purchase Tickets, view the full schedule, and obtain other information about the Show, click here. If you haven’t booked a Hotel yet, Reservations should be made quickly since some Hotels are already sold out and most area Hotels sell out during Boat Show weekend. Click here for a list of nearby Ft. Lauderdale Hotels.
Officials have not released information about any restrictions in place due to the COVID pandemic, but did say over 80 percent of the five day event will take place in open air spaces. [links]
The 62 nd annual event will take place at the Bahia Mar Yachting Club from October 27 th to the 31 st , showcasing more world and U.S. debuts than any other boat show in the country. [links]
The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will be dropping anchor on South Florida once again this October. here
Tickets for the event are on sale and can be purchased by clicking this link. [links]
“We are excited to welcome back the global community of visitors and exhibitors to the 2021 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show,” said Andrew Doole, President of U.S. Boat Shows with Informa Markets, who produces the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. [links]
“In 2020, Informa was able to host an incredibly successful event that exceeded industry expectations despite the pandemic, and we anticipate that the 2021 boat show will raise the bar even higher for boating exhibitions," said Doole.