The 63rd annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) will start tomorrow. Year after year, FLIBS has raised the bar for the marine industry and the expectations of the 2022 edition are very high. We choose 13 yachts up to 35 meters not to be missed.
SP110
Sanlorenzo
33m
SP110 is a project, born from Tilli Antonelli's experience, which aims to guarantee the highest performance with the maximum energy efficiency, thanks to the use of fractional motorisation, the development of a hull optimized for hydro jet propulsion and the use of lightweight materials. The exterior was designed by Bernardo Zuccon. The interiors were designed by Piero Lissoni. The SP110 has a maximum speed of 40 knots, can cruise at 33 knots and has an economic speed of 30 knots.
Tri-Deck FD100
Horizon
30.9m
The 30.9-meter triple-decker from Taiwan Horizon is the new flagship of the yard’s fast-multiplying Fast Displacement FD series which features naval architecture from Cor D Rover. The Tri-Deck layout option offers a lightweight open flybridge equipped with a helm and seating area atop the bridge deck, which features a forward wheelhouse, interior skylounge with dayhead and bar and hot tub aft.
CLX96
CL Yachts
29.5m
The award-winning CLX96 has been created in collaboration with international designer Jozeph Forakis, with structural engineering from Albert Horsmon and naval architecture from Earl Alfaro. CLX96, CL Yachts new flagship, heralds the establishment of the new X-Series that will be joined by more models in the future. The versatile CLX96 has a ‘workboat chic’ two-level, reverse-angle deckhouse using inverted trapezoids that maximize space as well as reduce glare and heat, while the plumb bow further amplifies accommodation while providing hydrodynamic efficiency. Below deck, she features a four-cabin layout, including a full-beam master suite. Powered by twin 1900 hp Caterpillar C32 engines, she has a maximum speed of over 25 knots at full load.
Ocean Alexander 28E
Ocean Alexander
27.74m
The Ocean Alexander 28E will make her American debut at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show. Part of the brand’s Explorer line, Ocean Alexander exterior and interior made by Evan K Marshall. The yacht can accommodate 10 guests across five staterooms. Her features include a penthouse-inspired skylounge, a spacious saloon with lounging and dining area, and an oversized swim platform.
88 Yacht
Sunseeker
26.38m
The award-winning 88 Yacht perfectly showcases a style and elegance that is distinctively Sunseeker. The 88 Yacht features spacious ‘Beach Club’ accessed by dual sweeping staircases featuring recessed LED lighting. Below deck is a four cabin/four en suite arrangement with the master suite positioned amidships for ultimate space and light. Powered by twin MTU 10v 2000’s as standard or twin MTU 12v 2000’s as an option, she accommodates eight guests and four crew in complete luxury and comfort reaching speeds of up to 28 knots.
Ferretti Yachts 860
Ferretti
26.95m
This yacht is the result of collaboration between the Strategic Product Committee led by Mr. Piero Ferrari and the Ferretti Group Engineering Department. Ferretti Yachts 860 is the third yacht developed by architect Filippo Salvetti (exterior design) and Ideaitalia (interiors). The yacht’s exteriors introduce the floor-to-ceiling windows and glass fashion plates, which punctuate the sleek, powerful silhouette.
Galeon 800 Fly
Galeon
25.35m
Galeon 800 FLY combines a sporty silhouette and impressive performance. The interior and exterior design was made by Tony Castro. Structure elements made of carbon fiber allowed to increase the surface of the upper deck, so the yacht can offer a double helmsman’s position, fully equipped bar, a comfortable sunbathing area, and a hot tub. The yacht can accommodate up to eight guests and offers tastefully decorated living space.
80 Sunreef Power
Sunreef
23.96m
Sunreef Yachts will premiere its popular 80 Sunreef Power at this year's show. The yacht has a superyacht-worthy flybridge, a full beam aft deck with large dining area, a swim platform and a garage that can accommodate a 3-seater jet ski as well as jet skis, toys and a gas station.
Pearl 72
Pearl Yachts
22m
The latest edition of Bill Dixon’s coordinated exterior design and naval architecture. In interior Kelly Hoppen shows a new interior theme – “Indulgence”. The design intent of this yacht was to capture New York City urban living on water while enhancing and working with the incredible mechanical features that have been achieved. At 22 meters this model has two master cabins, which is unusual for vessels of this size.
Magellano 66
Azimut
20.1m
Magellano 66 is a modern and timeless Navetta. The spacious day zone is designed to optimize onboard living, distributed over a single level, with vast windows creating an airy, light-filled environment. Outside too there is also no shortage of space, and there is no better example of this than the impressively large flybridge, with a stern lounge area that can also incorporate an American bar. Magellano 66 semi-planing hull comes from Italian naval architect Pierluigi Ausonio.
Vicem 55 Classic Flybridge
Vicem
16.85m
Turkish builder Vicem brand new Classic 55 Flybridge comes after cranking-out its elegant 55 Classic sedan. From the very beginning the 55 has showcased our signature design concept: a large cockpit on the same level as a spacious salon. A wide opening cockpit door merges these two key living and entertaining areas better than any boat in this size range. Vicem now offers this yacht in their traditional and proven cold mold epoxy composite or infused fiberglass construction with approximately the same fast build times.
BG54
Bluegame
16.57m
Bluegame's latest creation, the BG54, which won an award at the Cannes Boat Show and was greatly admired at the Genoa Boat Show, is ready to replicate the enormous success of its elder sister BG72, from which it inherits the evolved concept of space that offers an unusual layout in terms of size and usability, as well as an unmistakable profile. It’s the premiere for the American market.
M5200
Mystic
15.8m
A new class of center console for Mystic, the M5200 is built for the biggest adventures. Mystics are built on performance and combine their racing heritage with the reliability and power of Mercury engines. M5200 can reach an impressive top speed of over 69 knots, it’s the fastest boat debuting at FLIBS.
Credits: Azimut Yachts, Bluegame, CL Yachts, Ferretti, FLIBS, Galeon, Horizon, Mystic, Ocean Alexander, Pearl Yachts, Sanlorenzo, Sunreef, Sunseeker, Vicem
Mengi Yay Shipyard has successfully launched the Atlante Classic 35, a new explorer yacht designed for luxury expedition cruising. The vessel marks the shipyard’s first foray into the luxury yacht market following its traditional focus on commercial vessels.The 35-meter yacht features a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, designed by Mengi Yay’s in-house team. The vessel is equipped with twin Caterpillar C18 engines, providing a top speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots. The yacht has a range of 4,000 nautical miles at 10 knots.The Atlante Classic 35 can accommodate up to 12 guests across 6 staterooms, including a master suite, VIP suite, and four guest cabins. The crew accommodation consists of 8 cabins for the crew of 10. The yacht features a spacious main deck saloon, an upper deck sky lounge, and an open flybridge with alfresco dining facilities.The interior design focuses on a contemporary style with natural materials and neutral tones. Key features include a large beach club area with a garage for water toys, a gym, and a spa area. The yacht is also equipped with zero-speed stabilizers for enhanced comfort at anchor.“The Atlante Classic 35 represents a significant milestone for Mengi Yay,” said Mehmet Mengi, CEO of Mengi Yay Shipyard. “We are proud to introduce our first luxury explorer yacht, combining our decades of experience in shipbuilding with modern technology and design.”The vessel is designed for worldwide exploration, featuring a shallow draft of 2.2 meters and a fuel capacity of 45,000 liters. The Atlante Classic 35 also incorporates advanced navigation systems and a state-of-the-art stabilization system.The yacht’s construction began in 2023, and after its launch, it will undergo extensive sea trials and final outfitting before delivery to its owner. The Atlante Classic 35 is expected to be completed in early 2025.Mengi Yay Shipyard, founded in 1972, is one of Turkey’s leading shipbuilders with a focus on commercial vessels. The launch of the Atlante Classic 35 marks the company’s expansion into the luxury yacht market.Credits: Mengi Yay
June 2, 2025
Moonen Yachts has secured the sale of its seventh 37.4-meter Martinique model (YN205) through IYC brokers Matthew Stone and Josh Marshall. The transaction marks the second in-house sale since IYC became Moonen's global sales representative.The American buyer selected the Dutch-built yacht for its customizable layout and indoor-outdoor connectivity. Construction will now extend beyond the original four-week delivery timeline to accommodate owner-requested modifications, including a hot tub installation."This sale demonstrates Moonen's flexibility in meeting client needs," said Matthew Stone, IYC Managing Partner. "The yard stood out among six competitors for its balance of quality, comfort and safety."Designed by René van der Velden with naval architecture by Diana Yacht Design, the 345GT Martinique features Hollander Yacht Design interiors. The yacht will undergo sea trials in the Netherlands before delivery to the U.S. East Coast later this year.Richard Gray, IYC's Head of Sales UK, noted: "This transaction reflects the effective collaboration between IYC and Moonen Yachts in our global representation partnership."The Martinique series continues to attract buyers seeking semi-custom steel-hulled yachts with Dutch engineering. Current construction progress indicates on-schedule completion of the customized modifications prior to sea trials.Moonen Yachts is a yacht builder based in the Netherlands, and its first yacht was built in 1964 under the original yard name of De Ruiter. In 1981, the yard was renamed Moonen Shipyards. It’s launching its first vessel under new ownership: Alhena. In 2017 Moonen Shipyards changed into Moonen Yachts. With the help of strong vision, innovative technology and new designers, Moonen is once again becoming the market leader in 30m to 50m luxury yachts.Credits: Moonen Yachts
June 2, 2025
Turkish yacht builder Numarine has launched two new explorer yachts - the 37-meter 37XP (hull 18) and 26-meter 26XP (hull 27), with a 32.6-meter 32XP (hull 14) scheduled for June delivery. All models feature designs by Umberto Tagliavini (naval architecture) and Can Yalman (exterior/interior)."The XP Series remains one of the most successful explorer ranges in the industry," stated Numarine Chairman Ömer Malaz. "Our yachts from 22 to 47 meters combine stylish design with functional features including ample storage and noise reduction."37XPThe new 37XP flagship offers 362 GT volume and 6,000 nm range at 8 knots. Its layout includes seven guest cabins, with main deck master suite and upper deck VIP option. The 83 m² flybridge and 9-meter tender storage highlight its expedition capabilities.32XPThe 32XP model maintains its position as the series' original offering since 2017, with 4,000+ nm range and six-cabin configuration. The 26XP features four cabins and 3,000 nm range, with optional solar panels and lithium batteries.32XPAll three yachts utilize steel hulls with composite superstructures, emphasizing long-range cruising and onboard comfort. The launches precede the anticipated July 2025 debut of Numarine's new 40MXP model.26XPNumarine, a European high-performance motor-yacht shipyard headquartered in Istanbul, offers a range of yachts from 19 to 45 meters.Credits: Kerem Sanliman; Ryan Alexander; all provided by Numarine
June 2, 2025
Oyster Yachts has introduced its new 24-meter 805 sailing yacht, developed with Humphreys Yacht Design. The model features a twin-access swim platform, configurable interior layouts, and solar-powered hardtop.CEO Ashley Highfield confirmed first delivery for 2027. The yacht offers 3.4-meter or 2.7-meter keel options, with the latter complying with Mediterranean seagrass regulations.Former Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös joins as strategic advisor, stating: "Oyster is very similar to what Rolls-Royce is all about with its relentless striving for perfection."The 805 includes four convertible guest cabins and Oyster's largest sub-30-meter owner's suite. Standard features include ultra-thin marble surfaces and 3kW solar generation.Oyster Yachts was founded in 1973 by Richard Matthews. For 52 years the British brand has created the world’s finest luxury bluewater sailboats.Credits: Oyster Yachts
May 30, 2025
The 2025 ICOMIA Congress, hosted by Spain's ANEN in Palma de Mallorca, concluded yesterday after five days of meetings and events. The gathering, held concurrently with IFBSO's annual congress, brought together marine industry representatives, including Italy's delegation led by Andrea Razeto of the Italian Marine Industry Association.Key discussions centered on three committees chaired by Stefano Pagani Isnardi: the Technical Committee addressed upcoming revisions to the European Recreational Craft Directive; the Superyacht Division examined IMO greenhouse gas reduction proposals and French anchorage restrictions; while the new Trade and Market Intelligence Committee analyzed global tariff developments. ICOMIA has launched dedicated online resources for Posidonia meadow protection updates and tariff tracking.Frank Hugelmeyer (NMMA) was elected ICOMIA President, succeeding Darren Vaux, with Finnboat's Jarkko Pajusalo as Vice President. The board expanded to include representatives from Spain, Turkey, Sweden, and Australia alongside existing members.The 2026 Congress is scheduled for May 24-28 in Washington, D.C., hosted by NMMA.Credits: The Italian Marine Industry Association; Eugene Zhyvchik/Unsplash
May 30, 2025