Before the Palm Beach International Boat Show 2024 kicks off on March 21st, we take a look at some of the highly anticipated yachts set to make an appearance at the four-day event in Florida this year. 
The 90.1-metre Nero, which was released in 2007, exhibits an interior design with an immaculate emphasis on detail by Neil Taylor and Luxury Projects. With accommodation for up to 12 guests across her expansive 1,384 GT volume, the motor yacht allows for flexible use with both a relaxed cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 17 knots. In addition, she possesses an impressive range of 4,559 nautical miles.
Nero is going to be exhibited by Burgess this year. 
With an interior designed by Margherita Casprini and an exterior by Francesco Paszkowkski, Casino Royale was originally delivered by her Italy-based shipyard in 2018. Across her 1,541 GT volume, accommodation is provided for up to 12 overnight guests, as well as 19 crew members, while her exterior features a touch-and-go helipad aft and a circular pool perfect for entertaining guests. 
A fashionable yet cosy interior and a chic exterior both conceived by the studio H2 Yacht Design compose this motor yacht, which was delivered by her Turkey-based Turquoise in 2011. Inside, her six guest staterooms can host as many as 14 guests, while accommodation is also provided for 20 crew members onboard Talisman C. The yacht Talisman C. also includes a beam of 12-metres and a draft of 4-metres.
She will be exhibited by Burgess. 
With an impressive 6,000 nautical mile range, this superyacht can house up to 14 guests across her seven staterooms inside her hefty volume of 1,426 GT, while also providing accommodation for as many as 17 crew members. Seanna’s exterior, designed by her esteemed Italy-based shipyard Benetti, sports signature crisp, sharp lines, while her interior boasts a plethora of luxurious accessories and furnishings.
Seanna is being exhibited by Burgess. 
Defined by her forward-thinking, futuristic aesthetic and technology, Come Together includes an interior by Winch Design and a geometric exterior from the drawing boards of Espen Øino International. This superyacht, delivered in 2022 by her Netherlands-based shipyard, has six staterooms for up to 12 guests and accommodation for 13 crew members. Her twin MTU engines maintain a cruising speed of 13.5 knots along with a top speed of 15.5 knots.
Come Together will be represented by Edmiston this year. 
Previously named Mi Sueno, the superyacht Skyfall was delivered by her US-based shipyard Trinity in 2010. Thanks to her flexible interior, created by Patrick Knowles, and exterior, penned by her builder, as many as 12 guests may reap the benefits of this luxurious motor yacht, while up to 14 crew members, including a captain, are also accommodated onboard.
Skyfall will be represented by FGI Yacht Group. 
Delivered in 2012 by Trinity, the 57.03-metre superyacht Liberty sports a beam of 10.2-metres, a draft of 2.4-metres and a spacious 782 GT volume. Meanwhile, her interior, composed by Evan K Marshall, provides comfortable housing for 12 guests and 13 crew members. Liberty’s twin Caterpillar engines allow for a gentle cruising speed of 14 knots and an active top speed of 20 knots.
Liberty will be exhibited by IYC. 
Previously named Lady Michelle, Cakewalk, and Amnesia, Next Chapter boasts a hefty volume of 909 GT, alongside a 10.4-metre beam and 3.12-metre draft. With an extravagant exterior and interior penned by Stefano Natucci, the motor yacht can house up to 12 guests and 14 crew members, including her captain. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, Next Chapter has a mellow cruising speed of 14 knots and a top speed of 16 knots.
She is being represented by IYC. 
At a length of 52-metres and volume of 614 GT, the Dutch built Ice Bear yacht features a draft of 3.1-metres and speeds of up to 15 knots that make her perfect for entertaining guests. Previously named Ice Bear II, Royal Pacific, and Gallant Lady, the vessel is decked out with an exterior by De Voogt Naval Architects and an interior by Paola D. Smith & Associates, which includes accommodation for up to 10 guests and 11 crew members.
Ice Bear will be exhibited by Burgess. 
This motor yacht, previously named Felix, Marjorie Morningstar, and Lady in Blue, can reach a top speed of 15 knots and an enjoyable cruising speed of 12 knots, making her an ideal social setting. Up to 12 guests and 14 crew members can live inside her 628 GT volume while the yacht also carries 106,000 litres of fuel on board, and 20,000 litres of water. In addition, Nita K II’s beam reaches a length of 9-metres while her draft comes in at 3.1-metres.
Nita K II will be represented by Merle Wood & Associates.
Previously named Red Sapphire and delivered in 2009 by her US-based shipyard, the 50.5-metre Sapphire features a lavish interior designed by James McFarlane, encompassed by an exterior conceived by Trinity Yachts, LLC. With living space for up to 10 guests and seven crew members, the motor yacht with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure can reach a top speed of 23 knots and a cruising speed of 15 knots.
Sapphire will be represented by Superyacht Sales and Charter. 
Previously named Wabi-Sabi, Hospitality consists of an exterior designed by Donald Starkey and naval architecture by William Garden. Up to 16 guests and 11 crew members can be hosted inside of her 492 GT volume, while her twin MTU engines provide diverse tempos, with a mild cruising speed of 15 knots and an exciting top speed of 24 knots.
IYC will be exhibiting Hospitality this year.
With a five stateroom layout suitable for as many as 12 guests to enjoy, this motor yacht features a glossy, spacious interior imagined by Cristiano Gatto Design, which is surrounded by an exterior designed by the Netherlands-based designer Omega Architects. Composed of an aluminium hull and aluminium superstructure, Book Ends also sports a beam of 9.0-metres and a 2.15-metre draft, along with twin MTU engines that sustain a high cruising speed of 20 knots and a top speed of 23 knots.
Book Ends is set to be exhibited with the company Heesen Yachts.
Containing a comfortable interior embellished with wooden furnishings, courtesy of the studio Carol Williamson & Associates, this motor yacht has the capacity to house as many as 16 guests, along with nine crew members, including her captain. Moreover, Amore, previously named Top Five, Nice N' Easy, and Liquidity, includes a 8.84-metre beam and 2.44-mere draft in an exterior layout designed by the US-based shipyard Christensen which delivered her in 2005.
Amore will feature at the show with Merle Wood & Associates as her representative. 
Up to 12 guests can be housed inside BG’s luminous and modern interior, designed by the studio McMillen Design, while 10 crew members are also accommodated for, including BG’s captain. Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, the motor yacht, which was delivered by her Netherlands-based shipyard in 1990, can reach pleasant top speeds of 14.5 knots and cruising speeds of 12 knots. 
Delivered in 2023, the superyacht with a beam of 8.8-metres and a draft of 2.76-metres showcases an exterior design by VYD Studio, an interior created by Robert Trown & Associates, and naval architecture by Ginton Naval Architects. The vessel has room for 10 guests and nine crew members, including Ancora’s captain. Her twin Caterpillar engines permit a serene cruising speed of 12 knots, as well as a top speed of 16 knots.
Fraser is the exhibitor for Ancora.
Boasting a cruising speed of 13 knots and a top speed of 15 knots, the superyacht features exterior design and naval architecture by De Voogt Naval Architects, while her interior was penned by John Munford Design. With 499 GT volume, Berilda can accomodate up to 14 guests, as well as 10 crew members, including the captain.
BR Marine Group is representing Berilda at the show.
Hailing from the Italy-based shipard North American, Focus exhibits a blend of luxury and practicality, with an exterior and interior design both created by Luiz de Basto Designs. Boasting a 8.99-metre beam, 2.28-metre draft, and at a volume of 183 GT, Focus, previously named Argyll and Genesis, was delivered in 2002. Focus comes with twin Caterpillar engines that give her an impressive capacity to reach a top speed of 20 knots, along with a balanced cruising speed of 14 knots.
She will be exhibited by Superyacht Sales and Charter. 
The aptly named 45.7-metre sport boat yacht Stealth reaches a top speed of up to 27 knots, and also maintains a cruising speed of 15 knots, with a shallow 1.8-metre draft perfectly suited to island hopping in the Bahamas or Mediterranean. Meanwhile, this Palmer Johnson yacht’s 395 GT volume provides state rooms for 12 guests, alongside accommodation for nine crew members, including her captain.
Stealth’s exhibitor at this year’s show is IYC. 
Previously named Cracker Bay and Campbell Bay, this 44.7-metre superyacht from 2002 has a volume of 491 GT and can house up to 12 guests across one owner’s stateroom, three double staterooms, and a twin stateroom. With a lavish interior designed by Winch Design displaying a fusion of classic and modern decor, the family friendly motor yacht provides a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 13 knots.
Big Easy is being represented by Burgess. 
The US-based shipyard Westship delivered this motor yacht, previously called Fighting Irish and Boardwalk, in 2004. Topped off with an interior designed by Amy Halffman and Innovative Creations Interior Design, as well as an exterior by Carr Design, Tanzanite can accommodate up to 10 guests in her flexible stateroom arrangement.
Tanzanite will be represented by IYC. 
Delivered by her Italy-based shipyard in 2021, The Mangusta Oceano 43 yacht is adorned with a colourfully cushioned and fresh interior, courtesy of Alberto Mancini Yacht Design, while her exterior by the same studio includes a swim platform with easy access to sea-based adventure. The yacht Halara can be enjoyed by up to 10 guests across her five staterooms, and accommodation is also available for nine crew members, her captain included.
At this year’s show, Halara will be exhibited by Worth Avenue Yachts. 
With a 6.4-metre beam, a 2.13-metre draft, and a 278 GT volume, Just Enough’s polished interior can host up to 11 guests, who can enjoy her striking, unique slide that allows for family friendly fun. Meanwhile, she also accommodates nine crew members, including the captain of Just Enough. A cruising speed of 12 knots and a top speed of 18 knots is permitted, thanks to her twin Caterpillar engines.
Just Enough is being exhibited by IYC at the show this year.
Horizon E88/923 | Horizon | 28.65-metres | 2024
