‘Rocinante’

The largest yacht scheduled to be at this year’s Palm Beach International Boat Show is Rocinante, a 257-foot Lurssen that can accommodate up 14 guests in seven cabins.

Everything from the large private owner’s deck space to the full spa complete with hammam, massage room and beauty salon, or the gym with fold-out balcony, is designed to pamper guests. And with seven guest cabins to choose from, there’s room for everyone.

However, the owner’s suite looks pretty special. It features views onto a large private deck area with a jacuzzi and plenty of sunbathing space. It also completed an extensive refit back at Lurssen in 2024.

‘Boardwalk V’

The 250-foot-long Feadship Boardwalk V is a fantastic example of a De Voogt exterior design. The layout includes Amy Halffman Design interiors that feature tactile textures, neutral tones and subtle color accents.

A spacious forward tender garage on the main deck is capable of housing two big tenders. Meanwhile, lower deck aft has a large beach and fitness club complete with a dive and watersports locker for fun days on the water.

‘Kensho’

I’m particularly excited to see the 246-foot-long Kensho will be at PBIBS this year; it captivated my imagination and won overall World Superyacht Award for Motor Yacht of the Year and Best Interior Design (1500GT+) honors in 2023.

And I must admit, I really do love her unique interior layout, the vision of passionate owner who had her built at Admiral. In fact, the interior spaces, panoramic upper salon and large, glass-front pool have made Kensho a popular charter yacht.

‘Casino Royale’

Casino Royale is a 242-foot-long Amels 242 Limited Edition that features the sophisticated lines and balanced proportions of a Tim Heywood exterior, while her Winch Design interior features warm colors and high-quality joinery. The master suite faces forward to provide panoramic views. And two spacious VIP suites on the main deck, along with the other staterooms below, are designed to pamper guests in superyacht luxury wherever they go on board.

‘Amor À Vida’

This brand-new 221-foot-long superyacht was designed inside and out by Nuvolari Lenard and recently launched by CRN in Italy. Inside, the design combines Italian style with a beach-house vibe.

With six full decks of living space and seven spacious suites, guests will get to enjoy a special brand of relaxation and luxury, while the full-beam owner’s suite on the upper deck offers spectacular 180-degree views from the bow.

‘Alchemist’

Alchemist is a 203-foot-long Sanlorenzo that features refined styling, intelligent engineering and genuine long-range capability with exterior and interior design by Officina Italiana Design.

The large beach club is a focal point and features fold-down platforms to create a large waterside lounge with direct spa and gym access. And of course, I’ll let you know how the large jacuzzi on the bridge deck is if I get a chance to “test” it at the show.

Meanwhile, the large interior windows flood the well-designed social and private spaces with light. Accommodation is available for 12 guests in six suites, including a full owner’s deck with dedicated study and private exterior access.