Sunny South Florida will once again host the Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS), running from 25 to 29 March 2026. As a fast-rising contender for one of the world’s top yacht showcases, brokers will present some of the most exciting yachts on the charter market, giving visitors an opportunity to step aboard. From newly refitted superyachts to charter classics, BOAT rounds up the standout yachts for charter at this year’s Palm Beach show…
Safe Haven
Length: 38m
Builder: Admiral
Year: 2015
Highlights: Making her mark on the charter circuit as Jedi, now Safe Haven, the yacht returns refreshed from her 2025 refit. She combines a timeless Luca Dini-designed exterior with practical guest spaces. Accommodating up to 11 guests across five cabins, the layout is ideal for various guest setups, including two full-beam owner suites, a full-beam VIP, a double and convertible cabin, offering configuration flexibility. Life on board naturally revolves around the upper deck, which features a spa pool, sun pads, and a shaded sit-up bar, while the bow hosts an alfresco cinema screen for at-anchor movie nights. Charter fun and activities can be shaped in various ways for all guests, thanks to her full beach setup, inflatable golf green, slide, Sea-Doos, SUPs, clear kayaks, and tenders ready to whisk guests off on adventures.
Yacht for charter with: Safe Haven is managed by Edmiston, with a weekly rate starting at $133,000.
Hemisphere
Length: 44m
Builder: Pendennis
Year: 2011
Highlights: The world’s largest sailing catamaran available for charter, Hemisphere , will be in Florida, ready for prospective charter clients and those looking to purchase to step aboard. Designed by VPLP and purpose-built for off-the-beaten-track exploring, she has already racked up the miles, having completed two global circumnavigations. Refitted in 2023, she accommodates 12 guests across five cabins, and is particularly suited for groups and families wanting to cruise beyond the traditional routes. For an adventurous charter experience, Hemisphere also has a PADI-certified scuba centre, dive instructors, and a custom tender for both scuba and fishing trips. From below to above the water, guests can enjoy a large toybox, alfresco dining spaces, and a sunbathing trampoline, all backed up by her shining charter track record.
Yacht for charter with: Hemisphere is managed by Burgess, with a weekly rate starting at $260,000.
Ad Astra
Length: 37m
Builder: Moonen Yachts
Year: 2025
Highlights: Fresh from the Dutch sheds and her delivery in 2025, Ad Astra is the newest addition to Moonen’s Martinique series and will debut at PBIBS. Penned by Rene van der Velden, she combines sleek lines and charter-friendly spaces. The full-beam owner’s suite and four additional cabins accommodate up to 10 guests. Her sundeck features a Jacuzzi and bar, while elsewhere her beach club is ideal for enjoying the impressive toy lineup - including an Axopar tender. With a shallow draft ideal for anchorages based in the Caribbean and Bahamas, Palm Beach is the perfect opportunity to view her for those wanting to take advantage of Ad Astra's new charter programme.
Yacht for charter with: Ad Astra is managed by IYC, with a weekly rate starting at $168,000.
Rule No.1
Length: 40m
Builder: Westport
Year: 2011
Highlights: Completely updated during an extensive refit in 2023-2024, Rule No.1 is an exciting option for those at the show looking to explore the waters of Baja California. The Desty Darr interiors provide elegant yet relaxed spaces that accommodate up to 10 guests. Outdoor spaces are ideally set up for charter, with plenty of lounging, alfresco dining, and entertaining options. Fishing enthusiasts looking to secure a catch when chartering will appreciate the world-class equipment and tender available for adventures. The yacht’s shallow draft also opens up access to some of the best anchorages.
Yacht for charter with: Rule No.1 is managed by Edmiston, with a weekly rate starting at $150,000.
Zenji
Length: 56m
Builder: Perini Navi
Year: 2004
Highlights: The largest sailing yacht attending PBIBS, Zenji is a performance-driven ketch with a pedigree that appeals to charter sailing enthusiasts. From the drawing boards of Ron Holland, she is the second hull delivered from the shipyard’s 56-metre series and boasts a strong racing history, including numerous appearances at St Barths. Kept in pristine condition, the sailing yacht for charter underwent her most recent refit in 2024-2025, including refreshed interiors accommodating 12 guests. Spacious decks make her comfortable at anchor with multiple living, lounging, and entertaining areas as well as an on-deck Jacuzzi.
Yacht for charter with: Zenji is managed by Edmiston, with a weekly rate starting at $230,000.
Mystique
Length: 47m
Builder: Feadship
Year: 2001
Highlights: Designed in-house by De Voogt Naval Architects, Mystique’s communal areas are inviting to charter guests, with a flybridge Jacuzzi and seamless indoor-outdoor connections. Inside, John Munford’s interiors showcase warm gloss woods, rich leathers, and soft neutral furnishings, resulting in a relaxed atmosphere. She accommodates 12 guests across five cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite on the main deck, a full-beam VIP queen below, and two cabins each with Pullman berths. Her shallow drafts allow access to secluded anchorages, while a 2025 25-year survey ensures peace of mind. Mystique is also on the market for prospective owners, offering a chance to purchase a Feadship with proven charter appeal.
Yacht for charter with: Mystique is managed by IYC, with a weekly rate starting at $195,000.
Chanson
Length: 37m
Builder: Christensen
Year: 1995
Highlights: Offering a classic yachting experience with plenty of space for entertaining and fun, Chanson is a long-standing fixture on the charter circuit. Her bright, airy interiors create an inviting atmosphere for up to nine guests across four cabins. Crowning the yacht, the skylounge features a Jacuzzi, dedicated bar, lounging areas, and entertainment space for dining and sundowners. Opening up the toy box, the charter yacht comes equipped with plenty of water toys, tournament fishing gear, and a golf putting green, and her long-standing charter crew makes sure every itinerary delivers in spades. Visitors to the show also have the opportunity to step aboard for potential charter bookings and to view her as a purchase opportunity.
Yacht for charter with: Chanson is managed by Worth Avenue Yachts, with a weekly rate starting at $75,000.
Vision
Length: 60m
Builder: Benetti
Year: 2011
Highlights: Combining Italian build and Parisian flair, Vision’s exterior lines by Stefano Natucci are complemented by bold interiors from Pierre-Yves Rochon, featuring rich textiles, high-gloss details, and signature accents. After a no-expense-spared refit in 2021, the charter yacht is turnkey and ready for charter guests to enjoy and ready for prospective owners to explore for purchase. The sundeck features a raised Jacuzzi, sun lounges, cocktail tables, a full bar, alfresco dining, an AV system, a cinema screen, and a nightclub setup, plus a touch-and-go helipad. Guests can also enjoy the beach club and an array of flexible entertainment spaces. For those interested in cruising further afield, her 8,430-mile nautical range offers endless opportunities to explore all corners of the globe on a yacht charter itinerary.
Yacht for charter with: Vision is managed by Camper & Nicholsons, with a weekly rate determined upon enquiry.