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THE FORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW RETURNS, TICKETS ON SALE

The greatest boat show on the seven seas will be marking its 62nd annual occurrence in fort lauderdale from october 27th – october 31st.

Ticket sales are officially live for the 62 nd annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS), which will be making waves October 27 th – 31 st at the Bahia Mar Yachting Center (801 Seabreeze Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316). Owned by the Marine Industries Association of South Florida (MIASF) and produced by Informa Markets, FLIBS offers the largest in-water presence of boats and marine exhibits. The five-day outdoor event showcases more world and U.S. debuts than any other boat show in the country.

“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 . “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.”

With demand for boating products and accessories at an all-time high, the 62 nd annual FLIBS will offer consumers and exhibitors alike with the opportunity to meet face-to-face and showcase highly sought-after products. According to the National Marine Manufacturers Association, more than 310,000 new powerboats were sold in 2020, sales figures that the recreational boating industry has not seen since before the Great Recession in 2008.

“The marine industry has been fortunate to experience unprecedented success over the last year. South Florida is honored to host for the 62nd time the premier yachting exhibition that is the world’s largest in-water boat show. Area manufacturers, brokers, and marine service professionals whose businesses impact the local economy all year will be joined by their global counter parts showcasing the best products and services the industry has to offer,” said Phil Purcell, CEO/President of the MIASF .

FLIBS is a major economic driver benefitting the marine industry, the city of Fort Lauderdale, and the state of Florida with a total statewide economic impact of $1.3 billion as a result of the 2019 show and over $714 million in products sold over the 5-day event.

With over 80 percent of the show taking place in open-air outdoor spaces, FLIBS will continue to offer a safe, open-air experience for exhibitors, visitors, and the local community to enjoy the greatest boat show on the seven seas.

Attractions

Among the exciting components to be featured in the 2021 show are:

• Superyacht Village: bringing to South Florida the world’s most spectacular superyachts and exhibits including renowned shipyards, personal submarines, and exotic collectible automotive items.
• Windward VIP Club: an exclusive indoor and outdoor destination to enjoy the excitement of the boat show featuring shore and water views with a premium open bar, gourmet food offerings, and the perfect setting to enjoy this international boating event.
• AquaZone: an exciting and engaging attraction designed to give boat show-goers an upfront and personal experience with a variety of water sports and innovative marine products.
• Hook the Future: join Captain Don Dingman for a variety of fishing clinics tailored to children ages 4-16. The clinics will feature interactive instruction in selecting tackle and lures, casting a rod and reel, and reeling in a fish and fishing ethics.

AllSecure Standards

All event participants, including exhibitors, visitors, crew, and staff will be required to follow the recommendations set forth in the AllSecure standards. The standards are being constantly reviewed by Informa and will be made available on the FLIBS website for all event stakeholders to review prior to the show date.

To purchase your tickets for the 62 nd annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, please visit: https://www.flibs.com/en/attend/tickets.html

• A one-day general admissions ticket is available for $37 and is valid for any one show day.
• A two-day general admissions ticket is available for $63 and is valid for any two days of the show.
• Prime Time Preview tickets grant guests early access to the show and are available for $57, valid for any one-day Oct. 27 – Oct. 31.
• Tickets for children (ages 6-15) are available for $15 and valid for any one day of the show.
• Tickets for children under 6 are free as long as they are accompanied by a ticketed adult.
• Windward VIP Experience tickets are available for $300 and include early show entry, access to the Windward VIP Club, food and premium beverages, as well as a Water Taxi. Tickets are valid for any one day of the show.

Visitors are encouraged to book hotel stays as early as possible. More information about booking hotels can be found by visiting: www.flibs.com/en/hotels

For more information about the 62 nd annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, please visit: www.flibs.com

About Informa Markets

Informa Markets creates platforms for industries and specialist markets to trade, innovate and grow. We provide marketplace participants around the globe with opportunities to engage, experience and do business through face-to-face exhibitions, targeted digital services and actionable data solutions. We connect buyers and sellers across more than a dozen global verticals, including Boating, Pharmaceuticals, Food, Fashion, and Infrastructure. As the world’s leading market-making company, we bring a diverse range of specialist markets to life, unlocking opportunities and helping them to thrive 365 days of the year. For more information, please visit www.informamarkets.com .

About the Marine Industries Association of South Florida

The Marine Industries Association of South Florida is the largest trade organization in the Southeast United States dedicated to promoting, protecting, and growing the 121,000 middle class jobs in Broward County and 149,000 jobs regionally driving the economic output to $12.5 billion regionally. Created in 1961, the not-for-profit trade group is focused on the sound growth of the marine industry in the South Florida Region to benefit its members and their customers, communities, and the environment. The Association has over 500 members in Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach counties and is the owner of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. For more information, please visit: www.miasf.org .

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The 2021 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show in pictures

As one of the largest yacht shows in the world, the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show flung open its doors on October 27, 2021 as a five-day show exhibiting some of the latest and most notable yachts and toys available today. With so much going across some of Fort Lauderdale’s hotspots last week, here is a round-up of some of the activities that happened: 

The superyachts

More than 640 exhibitors and 680 boats participated in this year's Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show . The largest of the line-up was located at the Super Yacht Village at Pier 66 from builders such as Benetti, Feadship, Rossinavi and Burger Boat.

In total, around 20 large superyachts between 60 and 70 metres were on show including the yachts Rebeca, BOLD, Avanti and the new Bluegame BGX70. 

Exciting seminars

During the show, at least 18 seminars took place in either the Convention Center’s Seminar Room and Aquazone. Visitors were able to learn and engage with talks about an array of topics such as fishing, navigation, fire and safety, security, marine and wildlife.

The VIP Experience

The show’s Windward VIP Club offered an exclusive area in a central location where guests could escape the heat, relax and enjoy shore and water views, a premium open bar serving the show’s official white Whitehaven wine, gourmet food and networking opportunities. 

Live watersports

The AquaZone area was an exciting and engaging attraction designed to give boat showgoers an upfront and personal experience with a variety of water sports and new marine products. Guests were able to see and try out equipment such as water bikes, kayaks, SeaBobs, surfboards, inflatables and try their luck in the Pedal Kayak Tug of War event.

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New Yachts to See at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

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• October 23, 2023

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is America’s biggest annual event featuring new and brokerage yachts, with more than 100,000 visitors and more than 1,300 boats on display. This year’s show, which is scheduled to run Oct. 25-29 in southeast Florida, promises new models from top builders all around the world, including Benetti, Azimut, Wally, Princess , Sirena, Sunseeker , Galeon, Maritimo, Riviera, Sunreef, Aquila, Ocean Alexander and Viking.

Article At-A-Glance

• The 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will be held Oct. 25-29.
• More than 100,000 visitors are expected to attend FLIBS in 2023.
• More than 1,300 boats are typically on display for attendees to check out.
• Some yacht-builders with new-for-2023 models include Benetti, Azimut, Wally, Princess, Sirena, Sunseeker, Galeon, Sunreef, Maritimo, Aquila, Viking, Ocean Alexander and Rivera.

New Yachts from European Builders

Benetti and Azimut will be bringing their Italian-built yachts to the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, while the Ferretti Group’s Wally brand will be present with its Monaco-based flair. Benetti will display the 112-foot Oasis 34M Ubiquitous, while Azimut will be showing four models in the United States for the first time, and Wally will be featuring the wallywhy150 .

Benetti Oasis 34M Ubiquitous

The Benetti Oasis 34M Ubiquitous is scheduled to make its US debut at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. This is a 112-foot fiberglass motoryacht with exteriors by RWD in Britain and interiors by the New York firm Bonetti & Kozerski. The stern on Ubiquitous has Benetti’s Oasis Deck, which includes two wings that open to enlarge the space. An infinity pool is here as well, and the space adjoins the main-deck salon to give guests the option of sun-drenched or shaded spaces for relaxation.

Also at the show: Benetti will showcase the B.Yond 37M Never Say Never Again. It’s a 121-foot motoryacht from architect Stefano Righini with an E-Mode Hybrid system from Siemens Energy. The idea is to reduce harmful emissions while giving owners the option of four operating modes, including a fully electric mode for zero-emissions cruising.

Four New Yachts from Azimut

Azimut will have four yachts making their Americas premiere at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show: the Verve 48 outboard, Magellano 60, Grande 36M and S7.

The Verve 48 outboard is a sport boat for weekends, designed in collaboration with Francesco Struglia. Its power is triple 600 hp Mercury outboards that promise a top speed of 50 knots. The stern has been updated from previous models; it now includes “the most extensive swim platform ever,” according to Azimut.

Crossover appeal is at the heart of the Magellano 60, with features intended for longer-distance cruising. For sustainability, the Azimut Magellano 60 can be delivered with HVOlution , a biofuel produced by Eni Sustainable Mobility. Azimut says this fuel, when combined with the shipyard’s semi-planing Dual Mode hull, can reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by more than 80 percent compared to yachts using traditional fuel.

With the Grande 36M, Azimut is showcasing a semi-walkaround upper deck that runs on the same level from the stern almost to the tip of the bow. The idea is to create an area that didn’t exist before on boats this size. Exterior design on the Azimut Grande 36M is by Alberto Mancini, with interiors by Achille Salvagni.

The Azimut S7 is a 72-foot yacht built with Volvo Penta IPS propulsion and a “super-lightweight” hull for a sporty ride. Azimut says the S7 also reduces fuel consumption and harmful emissions by as much as 30 percent compared to shaft-line boats with traditional chine hulls. Exteriors are by Alberto Mancini, with interiors by Yachtique.

wallywhy150

The wallywhy150 is also expected to be on display at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, following its international debut at the recent Cannes Yachting Festival in France.

This 78-foot motoryacht can be ordered with triple Volvo Penta IPS1350 engines for a maximum speed of 23 knots. With the standard Volvo Penta IPS1200s, that figure is 21 knots. Exterior spaces include a completely open upper deck with dining, sunbathing and a shaded lounge. Inside, there’s sole-to-ceiling glass for great views, with a main-deck master stateroom as well as guest staterooms belowdecks. The yacht can be ordered with a VIP and two guest staterooms, or with twin VIPs.

New Yachts from the UK, Turkey, Poland, Australia and China

Princess Yachts and Sunseeker International, both in the United Kingdom, will have new yachts at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Also from overseas will be new models from the Turkish builder Sirena Yachts, Polish builders Sunreef and Galeon, Australian builders Maritimo and Riviera, and China-based Aquila Power Catamarans and Ocean Alexander.

Princess Yachts Y95

The Princess Yachts Y95 is the new flagship of the builder’s Y Class series, which features open-flybridge models 72 feet and larger. This 95-footer can reportedly achieve a top hop of 24 knots, thanks to the twin 2,000 hp MAN V-12 engines, and it has a full-beam master stateroom on the main deck that lets in extra natural light through skylights. Guests are accommodated in four belowdecks staterooms. Draft is 6 feet, 6 inches, making the Princess Y95 a yacht that allows for access to the world’s most beautiful harbors.

Sunseeker Ocean 182

The Sunseeker Ocean 182, which was also displayed at the Newport International Boat Show, is an 88-foot yacht that is the fifth model in the builder’s Ocean series. It has an enclosed, air-conditioned flybridge that is home to the only helm station on board. Power is a pair of 1,650 hp or 1,900 hp MAN V-12s, with the builder promising a top speed of 27 knots. At a cruise speed of 12 knots, range is reportedly 1,800 nautical miles. All the guest accommodations are belowdecks: an amidships, full-beam master along with four guest staterooms.

Turkish builder Sirena Yachts is bringing the Sirena 78 to the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Its design is by Cor D. Rover and Germán Frers, with the builder reporting a top speed of 27 knots as well as a cruising range of 1,550 nautical miles. Some of the key design features include a versatile flybridge with customizable spaces and sizable guest accommodations.

The Superpowered Princess X80

Princess Yachts is also bringing its X80 explorer motoryacht to the Fort Lauderdale show. Along with 31-knot speed and four en suite staterooms, the X80 has what the builder calls a “super flybridge.” Princess says this deck is 30 percent bigger than other flybridges on similarly sized flybridge yachts. This space has four gathering areas, including two sun pads forward, a wet bar aft and an L-shaped settee with a dining table to port. The X80’s main deck is dedicated entirely to socializing, with an L-shaped settee accompanied by a dining table forward.

Galeon 450 HTC

The big premiere from Galeon Yachts at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will be the Galeon 450 HTC. It’s a Tony Castro design that can be ordered with an optional hydraulic swim platform and an optional third stateroom for guests. The standard layout is two staterooms with two heads, including a full-beam master. This yacht has a 4-foot, 3-inch draft that allows it to access skinny waters in locations like the Bahamas . Power is a pair of 480 hp Volvo Penta D6 engines.

80 Sunreef Power Eco

Polish builder Sunreef Yachts will be making a big show of the first 80 Sunreef Power Eco , which has been christened SÓL (after the Norse sun goddess). Sunreef is heralding this vessel as the most advanced electric luxury catamaran in the world, with a “solar skin” built into the hull, and the biggest battery bank in its category of recreational yachts. Accommodations are for eight guests

Maritimo M60 Flybridge Motor Yacht

Maritimo’s M60 Flybridge Motor Yacht will make its US debut at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. Its hull has a variable deadrise with a deep keel, sharp bow entry and flattened progression aft, all intended for comfortable and efficient offshore cruising . Standard power is twin 800 hp Volvo Penta D13s. Owners also can opt for 1,000 hp Volvo Pentas or 1,150 hp Scania Di16s.

Riviera 585 SUV: Does It All

Riviera says its multi-uses 585 SUV represents the “culmination of 10 years of evolution and the launch of more than 220 SUV yachts.” The yacht has three staterooms and three heads with a full-beam master amidships. In addition to its cruising, water-sports and angling flexibility, the 585 SUV is entertainment-centric with its sizable cockpit and semi-enclosed alfresco deck. Power is a pair of 900 hp Volvo Penta IPS1200s or 1,000 hp Volvo Penta IPS1350s. For flybridge enthusiasts, the builder is also debuting its 46 Sports Motor Yacht.

Aquila 47 Molokai

Built in China, the Aquila 47 Molokai is the latest model from Aquila Power Catamarans. It’s outfitted for offshore cruising and fishing, with an en suite stateroom that’s air-conditioned and a queen-size berth. The design and build are a collaboration of Sino Eagle Yachts and Peart Yacht Design.

Ocean Alexander 32 Legend: Crewed-Yacht Living

The Ocean Alexander 32 Legend is a 120-foot superyacht penned by Evan K. Marshall, notable for its sole-to-ceiling glass across three decks, allowing for ocean vista from most points on board. From its seaside beach club to its foredeck lounge, rest and relaxation is at the forefront of this yacht’s design. Off the cockpit, power doors slide away allowing guests to enter the open-plan salon, which benefits from the aforementioned glass, enabling light to flood the space. A formal dining space for 10 is forward in the salon. The sense of volume and openness is palpable. The 32L has a main-deck master suite as well as four guest staterooms belowdecks. This yacht also has a skylounge with a wet bar, a TV, an ice-maker and a refrigerator, expanding entertaining options. Other alfresco spaces include a hot tub aft on the upper deck and a foredeck with a sun pad. Power is twin 2,600 hp MTU diesels.

Riviera 46 Sports Motor Yacht

Riviera’s 46 Sports Motor Yacht is a part of a lineup that also includes 50, 64 and 72 Sports Motor Yachts. The Australian builder collaborated with 4D Designs on the 52-footer, which has a variety of entertaining spaces, from a semi-enclosed cockpit and the flybridge to the salon and foredeck sun pad. Belowdecks, there are three double-berth staterooms and two heads. Owners can also opt to add a hydraulic swim platform. Riviera has two power options for the 46: twin 725 hp Volvo Penta D11 IPS 950s or twin 600 hp Volvo Penta D8 IPS 800s.

Built in the USA: Viking 90

The Viking 90 made its official debut earlier this year at the Miami International Boat Show, but Hull No. 1 is still on its premiere-year tour. It’s been turning anglers’ heads out on the fishing circuit, hauling in big catch. All expectations are that it will continue to impress show-goers at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

Viking 90: Ultimate Fishability

The Viking 90 has a fuel capacity of 3,801 gallons in four tanks, which gives the yacht long legs for getting to and from the canyons to chase big game. It can be ordered with an enclosed or an open bridge, and it has a one-piece wraparound, enclosed-bridge windshield for improved visibility. The cockpit has 224 square feet of dance space with a 203-gallon fishbox/live well and a pair of 103-gallon insulated, in-deck fishboxes. Refrigeration on those fishboxes is optional. A Seakeeper 35 is installed to keep everything steady at sea, and the cockpit sole is built with reinforcement for a fighting chair.

Viking 90: Interior Creature Comforts

When the day’s fishing is done, the Viking 90 has six staterooms (including a full-beam master) and seven heads to let everyone relax in comfort. There’s a U-shaped lounge in the salon, along with a home theater that includes a 65-inch high-definition TV. For more casual snacks, the galley has engineered-stone countertops with an overhang and five bar stools, along with a dinette on an elevated platform for great views of the outdoors.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people are expected to attend the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show?

In 2022, there were more than 100,000 show-goers. All expectations for 2023 are for a show equal to or even bigger than last year’s.

How many brands will be on display at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show?

At least 1,000, according to show organizers. More than 1,300 boats will be part of the show.

Is there a VIP Experience available at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show?

Yes. Participants have access to the Windward VIP Club with premium open bars and gourmet food. The VIP Experience also comes with complimentary water-taxi service for getting around the show’s seven locations.

What are the seven locations for the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show?

Show locations include the Broward County Convention Center, the Bahia Mar Yachting Center, the Hall of Fame Marina, Las Olas Marina, the 17th Street Yacht Basin, Pier 66 Marina and the Superyacht Village at Pier 66 South.

Where can I sign up for updates about the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show?

The organizers are collecting email addresses for show updates at flibs.com

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Counting down to FLIBS: What to expect at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

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By Katie Scott   18 October 2023

One week to go until Fort Lauderdale opens its doors and all this year's superyachts are descending in readiness for an exciting show packed with the latest innovations and, of course, some truly spectacular luxury charter yachts .

Seamlessly connected over seven different locations, the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show  (FLIBS) annually attracts thousands of visitors every day throughout the five-day run, showcasing an extensive coverage of multiple nautical niches, ensuring that every visitor can create the ultimate yachting package at one event.

Expecting in excess of 1300 boats at this year's event, there's plenty to see and do around the show, so here's a rundown of the highlights to expect at the 2023 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show .

Getting Around FLIBS 2023

Complemented with a shuttle and water taxi transportation service, Fort Lauderdale pulls out all the stops to ensure visitors get to see everything while attending the show. With all seven locations hosting an enticing array of gleaming boats, merchandise, and live entertainment, this Florida -based show packs in more than enough to fill up all five days of this year's event.

Gearing up for the 64th edition, the seven locations featured in the FLIBS 2023 program are;

• Broward County Convention Center (1950 Eisenhower Blvd)
• Bahia Mar Yachting Centre (801 Seabreeze Blvd)
• Pier 66 Marina (2301 SE 17th St)
• Las Olas Marina (240 E. Las Olas Circle)
• SuperYacht Village at Pier 66 South (2150 SE 17th St)
• 17th Street Yacht Basin (1881 SE 17th St)
• Hall of Fame Marina (435 Seabreeze Blvd)

Yachts not to be missed in 2023

Anticipating some of the world's most renowned shipbuilders, there are many returning favorites set to bring some of their finest motor yachts to the 2023 edition of FLIBS. Some exhibits that have been confirmed so far include Sunseeker yacht charters , Sunreef Yachts , Princess and Westport yacht charters .

There are many enticing charter yachts scheduled to attend Fort Lauderdale next week, including many global and show debuts, but here's a handful of must-see yachts that are expected to attract some attention.

This year's edition looks set to offer some outstanding luxury charter yachts around the pontoons and, so far, the largest superyacht confirmed to be attending is 62.5m (205ft) PARTY GIRL . Boasting a split-level master suite with a private terrace, plus captivating Art Deco interiors mixed with oriental accents, she is an opulent sight and should not be missed while exploring the show.

Roaming the docks in the glorious Florida heat, luxury charter yachts DOPAMINE and OFFLINE from  Overmarine beckon with their stylish exteriors and abundant premium features. Both built in 2021, these two striking yachts have sporty personalities and are set to provide charter guests with real thrills as they race through the waves. Family-friendly but with plenty of adventure thrown in, these motor yachts certainly know how to deliver.

Measuring up at 58m (191ft), charter yacht UNBRIDLED is also set to make an impact at the docks with her spacious exterior deck space and classic personality. Offering a generous amount of gym equipment and a dedicated office space, she is fully equipped to cater towards both family groups and those looking for corporate charters .

Dockside attractions at FLIBS 2023

In addition to the exciting display of motor yachts around the pontoons, Fort Lauderdale excels in providing the complete package. From cars to diving gear to exquisite jewelry, everything can be found within the boundaries of the USA 's hottest yachting event of the year.

Windward VIP

The most indulgent way to experience all that the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show has to offer, Windward VIP offers a host of exclusive perks and facilities to make sure that your every need is catered to throughout the duration of your stay at the show. 

Providing a delicious menu of premium dishes and a VIP bar, VIP ticket holders can make use of an exclusive lounge with outstanding views of the surrounding show, and benefit from a dedicated show entrance just for Windward VIP visitors.  

Fort Lauderdale Concours

Returning for its third edition at the show, the Fort Lauderdale Concours can be found on the docks in the Superyacht Village. Proudly displaying an exotic collection of classic cars, iconic works of art, and collector's items, this exhibit is perfect for flashes of inspiration and comes as a perfect accompaniment in such a refined area of the show. 

The FLIBS Aquazone

Delivering an action-packed exhibit with the latest gadgets, sports toys, and non-stop watersports demonstrations, the Aquazone highlights all the exciting thrills of being out on the waves, with skills and tips that can be taken crewed yacht charters around the world.

Hosted at the Broward County Convention Center, the exhibit is bigger than ever before and features many watersports favorites, with opportunities to get hands-on experience and buy the latest gear.

Need more information?

If you're looking to experience the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, consider attending the event with a reputable yacht charter broker ; they will be able to guide you around the best motor yachts at the show, explain the process of renting a superyacht , and help make your show experience as smooth and effortless as possible. 

Charter yachts scheduled to attend FLIBS 2023

44m Burger 2006 / 2022

34m Gulf Craft 2023

29m Canados 2024

24m Sunreef Yachts 2023

48m Feadship 2001 / 2022

56m Delta Marine 2001 / 2021

62m Icon Yachts 2013 / 2019

60m Trinity Yachts 2012 / 2024

50m Westport Yachts 2011 / 2021

43m Richmond Yachts 2007 / 2022

43m Benetti 2019

40m Benetti 2018 / 2023

40m Sunseeker 2012 / 2023

40m Christensen 1993 / 2022

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Calendar of florida boat shows, you don’t have to be a boater to dream like one. check out this round-up of the biggest and best florida boat shows.  .

By Lauren Tjaden

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With more registered boats than any other state, endless places to boat and year-round good weather, Florida holds bragging rights as the pleasure boating capital of the World. So, it makes perfect sense that the Sunshine State has the most and best boat shows in the nation. Read on to discover what’s happening in your neck of the sandbar as well as tips to help you get the most out of your boat show experience.

Boat Show Tips

Looking for a boat can be a real challenge, with so many makes and models to choose from. A boat show can make your search easier by putting all of your choices in one location.

If you’re not in the market you can still enjoy these events. Most shows offer accessories as well as temptations like cedar deck chairs or island-style jewelry, as well as delectable food, educational seminars, and even live entertainment. Some of the larger shows, like Fort Lauderdale and Miami , are almost impossible to see in one day, so you may want to allow two or three days to explore them. It helps to get a map and a brochure when you buy your tickets, and then take a few minutes to see what’s on display before you set out walking. This will maximize your time and make your boat show experience more enjoyable.

THE CHARLOTTE COUNTY BOAT SHOW  — The Charlotte County Fairgrounds is home to this four-day event, which boasts the largest exhibition of boats and marine products in the county. 

STUART BOAT SHOW AT THE WATERWAY  — Discover hundreds of boats in-water and on land at the three-day Stuart Boat Show, the largest boat show on Florida’s Treasure Coast. Seminars, nautical accessories, music, food and drink round out the attractions.

NAPLES BOAT SHOW  — The four-day Naples Boat Show floats into the Naples-Marco Island area with displays on land at the Naples Airport and in-water at the Naples City Dock, and a complimentary shuttle to get you around. 

  JACKSONVILLE BOAT SHOW  — The Jacksonville Marine Association invites your gang to join them for three days packed with boat displays, kids’ activities and seminars.

ST. PETERSBURG POWER AND SAILBOAT SHOW  — With bragging rights as the largest power and sailboat show on the Gulf Coast, this four-day affair is enhanced with events like kids fishing clinics and sailing seminars.

At the Progressive Miami International Boat Show, you’ll preview the latest in powerboats, sailboats, engines, cutting-edge marine electronics, accessories and nautical apparel in a show that features more than 3,000 boats and 2,000 exhibitors from all over the world.

- Progressive Miami International Boat Show

MIAMI INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW  — You’ll need a map to navigate this show, the granddaddy of all Florida boat shows. It features five action-packed days, including James Beard award-winning chefs, live entertainment and virtual reality boating, never mind the most and best drool-worthy boats on the planet.   

SUPERYACHT MIAMI  — This show, a five-day mega-festival studded with seminars, special events, and extraordinary yachts, runs at the same time as the Miami International Boat Show.

THE BONITA SPRINGS BOAT SHOW  — Welcome Florida’s premiere boating season with a visit to this four-day show, held at the Naples Ft. Myers Greyhound Track. PALM BEACH INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW  — With boats, yachts, accessories, seminars, demonstrations, elevated culinary experiences and more, if you’re a marine enthusiast, this four-day show is the place to be. SUPERYACHT SHOW PALM BEACH  — Running concurrently with the Palm Beach International Show, this show is invitation-only, offering high-end clients a chance to check out an assortment of the World's most luxurious superyachts while enjoying entertainment, luxury lounge experiences, superyacht seminars and private evening events.   

SUNNYLAND ANTIQUE BOAT FESTIVAL  — This long-running, three-day annual festival splashes into Lake Dora in Tavares, made even more lively with events like a captain’s party, seaplane rides, live music, beer garden and a flea market. 

SUNCOAST BOAT SHOW  — Touted as the Gulf Coast's premier boat show, this three-day extravaganza is held at Marina Jack in Downtown Sarasota. Explore tents brimming with jewelry, art and clothing; enjoy food, drinks, and music; and soak up the sunshine while pricing and comparing hundreds of vessels, big and small.

THE FLORIDA OUTDOOR EXPO  — South Florida Fairgrounds in West Palm Beach hosts this event; it strives to bring the community together to discover outdoor activities and sports, including boating.

TAMPA BAY BOAT SHOW  — Yachts! Cruisers! Kayaks! Paddleboards! Boating and fishing supplies! The Tampa Bay Boat Show showcases them all and more. Held at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa, this free admission event spans three days, pledging that, “you could be on the water by the end of the weekend”. Fishing and boating seminars round out the fun.

DAYTONA BEACH BOAT SHOW  — Held at the Daytona International Speedway, this three-day event promises something for everyone, whether you’re new to boating or a seasoned sailor.

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is the mother of all boat shows, showcasing more than a billion dollars worth of boats, yachts and super-yachts.

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FORT LAUDERDALE INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW  — Held in late October through early November, this famed nautical extravaganza declares that it’s, “the greatest boat show on the Seven Seas.” It lives up to the hype, encompassing over three million square-feet of exhibits at seven waterfront locations. The boats include everything from 100-foot mega-yachts to flats fishing skiffs, but there’s more. Products, accessories, special events and seminars highlight the show, and over 100 food vendors promise a diverse, delicious way to refuel.

FORT MYERS BOAT SHOW   — You’ll find this popular four-day event in downtown Ft. Myers on the Caloosahatchee River, with boats displayed in-water as well as on land, in addition to an indoor venue stuffed with accessories.

SEMINOLE HARD ROCK WINTERFEST BOAT PARADE — Okay, so it’s not a boat show in the traditional sense, but there are boats and they put on a show. Called the, “Best Show on H2O,” this nighttime parade features boats of all sizes, beautifully decorated with lights, that cruise past viewers on a 12-mile parade route. It’s something the whole family can enjoy together.

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Fort Lauderdale Boat Show 2024 [FLIBS Yachts On Display]

Wednesday – sunday | october 30 - november 03, 2024, vessels on display.

ENTOURAGE 125' Norship 1994

SEAHAWK 112' Westport 2014

HONEY POT 106' Sanlorenzo 2019

UPTIGHT 106' CDM 2022

CALLIOPE 105' Numarine 2018

OCEAN 1 98' Hargrave 2008

ELECTRA 94' Lyman-Morse 2007

C3 85' Numarine 2023

JACQPOT 68' Riva 2023

COOL BREEZE 67' Viking Princess 2006

PRETTY PENNY 66' Hampton 2007

ANDIAMO 59' Sea Ray 2017

Boats & yachts on display at the 2024 fort lauderdale international boat show..

Welcome to the showcase of Denison Yachting at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) held at the Bahia Mar Yachting Center. Nestled in the “Yachting Capital of the World,” FLIBS is a premier event displaying over 1,500 yachts and boats, with more world and U.S. debuts than any other U.S. boat show. Across its seven prime locations during the five-day affair, marine enthusiasts and professionals converge from all corners of the globe. Beyond our impressive lineup, attendees can dive into seminars, live entertainment, gourmet delights, and VIP experiences. Notably, last year’s FLIBS contributed a staggering $1.79 billion to Florida’s economy, marking its paramount importance both locally and statewide.

Denison yacht brokers are attending the show and look forward to meeting you there; secure your private appointments in advance.

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2024 – 2025 Boat Show Season Overview

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The 2024-2025 boat show season is packed with exciting events! Join us in attending these premier boat shows across Southern Florida to explore the latest models, meet industry experts, and immerse yourself in the vibrant boating community. Here’s what you can look forward to:

2024 Naples Docktail Party

Kick off the season with a splash at the Naples Docktail Party from Friday to Sunday, October 11-13, 2024. This event is perfect for boating enthusiasts and socialites alike, offering a delightful mix of boats, beverages, and beautiful scenery. Learn more here.

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Join us at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from October 30 to November 3, 2024. As the largest in-water boat show in the world, this event is expected to draw over 100,000 attendees with 1,300 boats on display. Find out more here.

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The Fort Myers Boat Show is one of the biggest highlights of the year. Held from November 14-17, 2024, in Downtown Fort Myers near the Harborside Convention Center, this event showcases boats from over 130 manufacturers, fishing seminars, boating safety information, and more. Be sure to visit our display near Jackson St., across from the Harborside Yacht Basin. Discover more here.

2025 Charlotte County Boat Show

Start the new year with the Charlotte County Boat Show from January 9-12, 2025, at the Charlotte County Fairgrounds. This show features a wide variety of boats and boating accessories, and the new “Be In The Know Zone” for expert fishing tips from a local charter captain is not to be missed! Get all the details here.

2025 Naples Boat Show

Join us at the beautiful Sugden Park for the Naples Boat Show from January 23-26, 2025. This event, set along a picturesque freshwater lake, features displays by marinas, boat dealers, and more. Learn more about the event here.

Gulf Coast Boating and Marine Expo Show

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2025 Miami International Boat Show

Celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Miami International Boat Show! From February 12-16, 2025, join the world’s largest boat and yacht show at the Miami Beach Convention Center on iconic South Beach. It’s an event you’ll never forget! Find all the details and book your tickets here.

2025 Bonita Bay Boat Show

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2025 Bonita Springs Boat Show

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To the amazement of onlookers, former UFC owner Frank Fertitta III’s $250 million yacht, Viva, got stuck at a Fort Lauderdale bridge. The 308-foot yacht, boasting a gym, pool, cinema, helipad, and even a beauty salon, may have suffered damage in the accident.

The Viva yacht, known as an active Feadship luxury vessel delivered in 2021, experienced a bit of inactivity at Fort Lauderdale on September 10th. The vessel, with a top speed of 20.0 knots, was caught in a state of inertia due to the massive luxury yacht being lodged against the bridge. A video of the 308-foot pleasure craft, named Motoryacht of the Year in 2022, shows the pearly white hull practically stuck to the bridge with barely any space for air to pass through. It doesn’t take a genius to guess that this unwanted attachment likely caused some damage, though it is difficult to confirm from the video.

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Viva, an absolute ‘wow’ yacht –

Formerly known as Project 817, it boasts exterior design by Studio De Voogt and interiors by Peter Marino. It was designed with environmental impact in mind and is equipped with an advanced hybrid propulsion system that allows Viva to cruise comfortably at 12 knots on diesel-electric power.

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Videos show apparent tornado in Fort Lauderdale amid stormy weekend

The apparent tornado formed saturday evening, during a wet weekend across south florida., by victoria jardine and niko clemmons • published january 6, 2024 • updated on january 7, 2024 at 10:48 am.

A tornado appeared to touch down in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday -- prompting a tornado warning across Broward County and leaving several structures damaged.

There were possibly up to three touch downs in three different locations within Broward, amid a stormy weekend across South Florida.

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Dozens of people pulled out their phone and recorded, including NBC6 viewer Tim Price, who sent in a video of the apparent tornado including power surges.

The tornado formed over land and touched down just west of Las Olas and the ICW just before 6 p.m. Saturday evening, according to Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue.

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It made contact with some structures, power lines and marine vessels in that immediate area, before appearing to move quickly to the east until it reached the ocean -- no longer impacting land or the ICW.

Debris landed in Jodi Lewis' yard and on top of her home.

"The house started shaking," Lewis told NBC6. "Everything‘s flying everywhere. Some of our furniture ended up a couple doors down."

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Lewis said it all lasted about 30 seconds -- and when she came outside, she saw the transformer down and parts of other people's homes in her driveway.

Robert Given, a neighbor of Lewis, says he was on the roof of the Yacht Club, when he saw the debris flying. He rushed home to check on his family.

"All the dogs and cats are okay. All the kids are okay, so we'll get through this, but it's a mess," Given said.

Fire Rescue crews responded to reports of damaged homes and vessels; however, no injuries were reported and no residents have been displaced.

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