With the MYBA Charter Show 2022 fast approaching, we’ve taken a closer look at the top yachts attending this year. The event runs from Monday 25th April until Thursday 28th April, and will bring together the world’s leading luxury charter professionals, providing them with the opportunity to appraise some of the finest yachts available for charter. As well as meeting with captains and crew, and exploring an exceptional array of ancillary services.Secret | Abeking & Rasmussen | 2013 | 82.48-metre

Kicking off the top 20 list is Secret, the 82.48-metre German-built superyacht from Abeking & Rasmussen. The 2013 superyacht is the fifth largest yacht built by the shipyard with interior design by J.W Harris Inc and exterior design by Sam Sorgiovanni Designs. Secret’s grace is timeless and every space adds a different twist to stately class and comfort. Inside she is a visual marvel and boasts a design that encapsulates that of a modern art museum. Secret has already circumnavigated the globe and has remained in operation ever since. She is able to accommodate 15 guests across seven staterooms and twin Caterpillar engines provide her with a top speed of 16.5 knots.Stella Maris | VSY | 2013 | 72.1-metre

The 72.1-metre steel and aluminium superyacht Stella Maris was built in 2013 by VSY. She sports an exterior design penned by Espen Øino International and a naval architecture drawn up by Laurent Giles Superyacht Architects. With an interior volume of 2,114 GT she’s the largest yacht to have been built by VSY. The Italian shipbuilder entrusted her interior styling to Michela Reverberi who penned her with a clean and minimalist design that has a tranquil ambiance. Stella Maris can accommodate as many as 14 guests onboard across her six well-appointed staterooms. She draws power from twin CAT engines that give her a cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 17 knots. Notably, she is one of the few yachts of her size to be fitted with a fully certified helipad.Triumph | Benetti | 2021 | 65.4-metre

The 65.4-metre Benetti motor yacht Triumph was delivered in 2021 and achieves an exquisite balance between volume and length. Triumph’s design has been carefully thought through as she features a sleek, sculpted exterior styled by the well known Italian designer Giorgio M. Cassetta of Cassetta Yacht Designers. Her attractive interior design has been styled by Green & Mingarelli Design as well as the esteemed in-house team at Benetti SpA. She features works of art from internationally renowned artists and can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests across six luxurious staterooms.RoMa | VSY | 2010 | 61.8-metre

The Italian-built RoMa, measures in at 61.8-metre making her the fourth biggest yacht at the show. The VSY built superyacht features exterior and naval architecture by Espen Øino International while her interior was penned by Newcruise. She is the fourth largest yacht built by VSY and pays homage to the sea with nuanced touches such as the main saloon’s sand-like carpet and the Nautilus sea shell-like laser-cut panelling on the main staircase. RoMa is able to accommodate 12 guests across six staterooms and even includes an on-board movie theatre.Shenandoah of Sark | Townsend & Downey | 1902 | 54.40-metre

The impressive 280 GT sailing yacht Shenandoah of Sark measures in at 54.40-metre and combines classic looks with modern amenities for ultimate comfort onboard. The oldest yacht on this list, she was launched in 1902 and refitted in 2018/19. Shenandoah of Sark was built for performance and long-distance ocean sailing, and has taken guests to some of the world’s remotest corners in extreme conditions. Her colourful ownership history includes royalty, financiers, industrialists, noblemen, governments and at one point, it is thought, smugglers. Shenandoah of Sark welcomes up to 10 guests in four staterooms, including a full-beam owner's suite with king-size double and single beds and a large ensuite; she also sleeps up to 12 crew.Mirage | Feadship | 1979 | 53-metre

Mirage is a 53-metre superyacht from Feadship with 498 GT and an extensive refit in 2007 at Pendennis that saw five-metres added to her length. The Dutch-built yacht is able to sleep as many as 12 guests across eight staterooms and combines classic superyacht charm with modern on-board living. Mirage’s exterior relaxation spaces include a covered dining area on the aft deck, sundeck with Jacuzzi sunbeds and outdoor sky lounge cinema. She is powered by twin Caterpillar engines that provide her with a cruising speed of 14 knots.Azzurra II | CRN | 1988 | 47.8-metre

The 482 GT CRN superyacht Azzurra II measures up at 47.8-metre with her design penned by the world renowned Gerhard Gilgenast. Her original Paola Smith interior has been upgraded and augmented to fully express her original concepts, with modern features. Azzurra II has a Jacuzzi, bar with built-in gas grill, and an outdoor theatre beneath a custom hardtop with blue party lighting and surround sound speakers. She is able to sleep up to 12 guests in the master suite and two double staterooms as well as two twin staterooms, with additional pullman berths, on the lower deck. Azzurra II is capable of reaching a maximum speed of 16 knots and a cruising speed of 14 knots.Balista | Pisa SuperYachts | 2012 | 46.57-metre

Balista is an Italian-built 46.57-metre superyacht from Pisa SuperYachts. The 2012 yacht is part of the Akhir 153 series and sports naval architecture designs by Italian duo Cantieri di Pisa and Arrabito Naval Architects. Her exterior lines were designed by the Rome-based studio Galeazzi Design and the vessel showcases a versatile three-deck layout with a host of amenities for onboard entertainment. Balista has been interiorly designed by the UK designer Mark Berryman and can sleep up to 14 guests in seven staterooms. The main deck master suite is equipped with a king-sized bed, a private office and a ‘his-and-hers’ bathroom.Pisces | Delta Marine | 2011 | 46.02-metre

The American-built superyacht Pisces was built in 2011 and has been regularly maintained and refitted, undergoing an extensive refit in 2016. Pisces’ original naval architecture and interior design was penned by Jonathan Quinn Barnett Ltd while her exterior was by Roddan Engineering. Her refit saw her interior designed by Claudette Bonville & Associates. The 46.02-metre yacht is able to accommodate up to 10 guests across five staterooms as well as a crew of 12. Pisces features a Jacuzzi complete with a swim-up bar and lounge area, an alfresco dining area on the bridge deck and lounge space on her aft deck. She is powered by twin Caterpillar 3512B diesel engines which allow her to cruise comfortably at 18 knots and reach a top speed of 21 knots.Curiosity | Cantieri Navali Nicolini | 1985 | 41.65-metre

The 41.65-metre yacht Curiosity was delivered in 1985 from the Italian shipyard Cantieri Navali Nicolini. Curiosity is built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, and features the interior stylings of George Doan with the exterior and naval architecture by Cantieri Navali Nicolini Srl and is the third largest yacht built by the shipyard. Curiosity is able to accommodate up to 10 guests across five staterooms and 316 GT of interior space. She is powered by twin MTU engines and has a top speed of 16 knots.Mes Amis | Fitzroy | 2007 | 44-metre

Mes Amis is a 44-metre sailing yacht from the New Zealand shipyard Fitzroy Yachts. The 2007 delivered yacht is the fourth largest yacht built by the shipyard. Mes Amis features exterior design and naval architecture by Dubois Naval Architects Ltd, while her interior was penned by Adam Lay Studio. She is able to sleep up to 10 guests over four staterooms serviced by a crew of five. The sailing yacht is powered by one Caterpillar C18 D engine, allowing her to cruise comfortably at 13 knots and reach a top speed of 17 knots. No.9 | Sunseeker | 2018 | 40.05-metre

The 40.05-metre Sunseeker yacht No. 9 was built in 2018 and features the interior stylings of Vickers Studio and the exterior and naval architecture of Sunseeker. She is able to sleep as many as 10 guests across five staterooms, as well as a crew of nine across five cabins. No. 9 has a spacious flybridge and an array of exciting water toys. She is powered by twin MTU engines that provide her with an impressive top speed of 25 knots and a cruising speed of 18 knots.Snowbird | Royal Hakvoort Shipyard | 2010 | 39-metre

The 39-metre yacht Snowbird was delivered by Hakvoort from the Netherlands in 2010. She is able to accommodate up to 12 guests across a master suite, two VIP double cabins, and two twin cabins – the latter can convert into double cabins as needed. Snowbird also has space for eight crew members. The 399 GT yacht features naval architecture by Cor D. Rover. When she was built, her interior designer, David Ostrander, worked symbiotically with Todd Hutchinson, the original owner’s art curator, to craft a cohesive interior that was inextricable from the dozens of precious artworks on board. Snowbird is powered by twin Caterpillar engines that provide her with a top speed of 13.5 knots.Bliss | Yachting Developments | 2009 | 36.8-metre

The 36.8-metre sailing yacht Bliss was delivered in 2009 from New Zealand by Yachting Developments and is the second largest yacht from the shipbuilder. Bliss is able to accommodate up to eight guests across a master suite, one double stateroom and two twins. She features the interior styles of Design Unlimited, with exterior design and naval architecture by Dubois Naval Architects Ltd. One of a few sporty composite sailing yachts, she had her main engines rebuilt and her hull freshly painted during a refit in 2019. Sands | Maiora | 2018 | 35.7-metre

Sands was delivered in 2018 from her Italian shipbuilder Maiora. The 35.7-metre yacht offers an impressive six guest suites, including two VIP staterooms of equal size on the main deck, with accommodation for up to 12 guests in total. She features interior and exterior design by Maiora Fipa Italiana. Sands has several lounging areas both within the interior and on deck, a dining table both inside and out, and there's plenty of space to relax and spend time with fellow guests by the top deck outdoor bar. She is powered by twin MTU engines that provide her with an impressive top speed of 27 knots and a cruising speed of 23 knots.Cinquanta 50 | Admiral | 2014 | 34.9-metre

Cinquanta 50 is a fully custom-built motor yacht by Admiral. The 2014 Italian-built yacht features exterior design by Luca Dini with interior design by her builder Admiral. She offers a perfect blend of modern and traditional styles with a striking grey hull and elegantly contrasting white superstructure. Cinquanta 50 comfortably accommodates up to nine guests in four staterooms on the lower deck, including a full-beam master suite and a VIP stateroom. Her main deck also offers a cinema room/children’s playroom. She is powered by twin MAN engines that give her a top speed of 16 knots.Mimi La Sardine | Cantiere delle Marche | 2018 | 33.85-metre

The 33.4-metre Cantiere delle Marche (CdM) yacht Mimi La Sardine has an impressive 295 GT of space for her 10 guests to explore. The 2018 explorer yacht is designed by Mario Pedol and Massimo Gino of Nauta Yachts, the stunning organic interior showcases muted gold accents and generous use of naturally weathered wood to create a warm and relaxing ambience. She is able to accommodate up to eight guests across five staterooms as well as a dedicated crew of six. Mimi La Sardine is able to reach a top speed of 12 knots.