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The 2019 Miami Yacht Show boat show will be in Miami Beach on Collins Ave. February 14–18. The Miami Beach show runs concurrently with the The Miami International Boat Show and offers free transportation between the two boat shows. here
Curtis Stokes and Associates will be available to assist as Buyer’s Agents at the show. There are many other CSA listed yachts in Fort Lauderdale and South Florida available to be seen by appointment while you are in the Miami area. here
Enjoy your day at the show and experience the boating lifestyle in a whole new way. here
Throughout the yacht show, in addition to the exhibitions and the myriad of yachts on display, are a number of exclusive events and parties for visitors to enjoy. here
The Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show will transform Virginia Key into a multi-million dollar display of super yachts.
Held annually in February, The Miami Yacht & Brokerage Show is renowned for showcasing the world's largest fleet of superyachts for both charter and sale.
The yacht show takes place in the heart of Miami off the Rickenbacker Causeway and is a FREE event for children under 15. more
Built in GRP by US yard Hatteras, Miller Time was delivered in 2012 as an 80’ enclosed flybridge model. The interior features high gloss African mahogany joinery, granite counter tops, custom furniture, designer fabrics and rich leathers. Accommodation is for eight guests in four cabins consisting of a full beam master suite with a king sized bed and three doubles with queen sized beds. All guest cabins have entertainment centres, Samsung television screens and en-suite bathroom facilities while the crew quarters sleep three staff.
The 24.99 metre motor yacht Alaina was built in GRP by Sunseeker and delivered in 2003. Eight guests can be accommodated on board this yacht for sale with modest quarters allowing for a crew of one. Twin Caterpillar 1550.0hp diesel engines allow for a top speed of 32 knots with a range of 300nm at a cruising speed of 25 knots.
Built in GRP by British yard Sunseeker International, Leading Fearlessly was delivered in 2008 as one of the yard’s Sunseeker 90 flybridge models. Generous accommodation is for eight guests in four cabins arranged as a master suite, VIP suite, a port twin convertible to a double and a starboard twin, all with flatscreen televisions and en-suite facilities. more
Length: 27.71 metres
Builder: Sunseeker International
Designer: In-house
Broker: Thompson, Westwood & White and HMY Yacht Sales here
Built in GRP by Italian yard Intermarine to a design by Marco Pinna, Kipany was delivered in 1998 and is ABS classed, with her most recent refit in 2017. A cool, understated interior by Paola D Smith in shades of aquamarine can accommodate up to ten guests in five cabins comprising a full-beam master suite, two VIP suites and two twin cabins. All guest cabins have entertainment centres, satellite television screens and en-suite bathroom facilities, and there are quarters for four crew. [links]
Length: 24.99 metres
Builder: Sunseeker
Designer: Sunseeker
Broker: Moran Yacht & Ship here
Local time:
20:12 h (UTC -04:00) [links]
Audience:
professional visitors and general public
Free admission [links]
Cycle:
annually
Exhibitors and visitors meet for the thirty-third time on the Miami Yacht Show on 5 days from Wed., 16.02.2022 to Sun., 20.02.2022 in Miami. [links]
The gigantic annual Yacht and Brokerage Show in Miami is a presentation of more than 500 mainly extraordinary and uniquely designed high quality yachts that completely takes place on the water. The boats are partly new and partly pre-owned but nearly all manufactured by world-famous boat builders. Entertainment activities and marine seminars are offered as well on this great event. Visiting the fair is a good possibility to communicate and have a look at the latest trends of the coming season. Honoured interested parties, due to the effects of the corona virus, the fair 2021 will be postponed to this new date. more
Due to the corona pandemic (COVID-19), information about trade fairs and events may be out of date. You can get more information from the organizer. [links]