From 29 October to 2 November, some of the biggest names in the industry will be showcasing their latest and greatest at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS). Over 15 yachts in the 50-metre-plus sector have been confirmed according to BOATPro, including builds from Feadship, Amels and Tankoa Yachts. In anticipation of the event, BOAT spotlights the largest yachts attending...
Casino Royale
Length: 74m
Builder: Amels
The largest superyacht attending the 2025 edition of FLIBS is Casino Royale. According to the Dutch yard, the large superyacht market was "revolutionised" when the Amels 242 was introduced to the industry. Casino Royale is one of the later units in said series, with an exterior by Tim Heywood and Winch Design interiors ready to be explored. The dedicated owner's deck with foredeck Jacuzzi is a crowd-pleaser, as is the helideck, though captains and crew favour her "exceptionally manoeuvrable, comfortable and quiet nature".
Hampshire
Length: 66.3m
Builder: Feadship
Hampshire may not be the largest yacht attending FLIBS this year, but she takes the crown for most expensive at an asking price of €85,000,000 with Cecil Wright. Her white exterior is defined by clean, smooth lines and a classic raked bow, with four spacious decks offering a "light, timeless and thoughtfully crafted" interior adorned in a contemporary New England style by British studio Harrison Eidsgaard. The superyacht has been "continually enhanced" by her current owner and presented to visitors of the show in "as new" condition.
Eternity
Length: 65m
Builder: Codecasa
At 65 metres, Eternity is the largest – and one of the most striking – yachts in the Italian yard's fleet. Significant works in 2022 saw her exterior and interiors refitted to a "Bahamas-esque" theme by designer Suzanne Lovell, described as "fresh, contemporary, and showcasing a subtle oceanic theme." A definitive highlight is the sundeck, home to sunpads, a bar, a lounge space and an enclosed gym with shower, though the six-metre pool on the foredeck is hard to beat. The Jacuzzi-style area doubles as an exercise pool, with several current resistance speeds.
Entourage
Length: 60m
Builder: Amels
The second Amels 60 model, Entourage, is a fine display of the Dutch yard's penchant for customisation, boasting an entirely different look to the first unit from the series, Come Together. Her adapted windows, reworked central staircase, full-height main saloon and extended sundeck – courtesy of veteran designer Espen Øino – won her a Neptune at the World Superyacht Awards, while her Burdifilek interiors clinched her a BOAT International Design and Innovation Award. A clear awards magnet, Entourage's other standout features include a large beach club with a steam sauna and the main-deck master, with its own fold-down balcony.
Moonstone
Length: 60m
Builder: Amels
Sold less than five months before her delivery, Moonstone is the second unit in the Amels 200 series and showcases a tri-deck exterior with lines courtesy of Tim Heywood. The yacht offers accommodation across six cabins, including a VIP on the bridge deck and a generous main deck owners’ suite with a balcony and Mongolian marble bathroom. Delivered in 2021 by the Dutch yard, her standout features include a sundeck Jacuzzi, gym and massage room. Although for certain buyers, the multi-beam sonar system and 3D ocean floor might be the yacht’s main appeal.
Scott Free
Length: 60m
Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
An extensive six-month refit completed in 2022 by her original builders saw the 2009-built Scott Free boast an entirely new persona. Her navy blue hull was swapped for a striking sky-blue colour, while inside, a sea-level beach club was added, and her interiors were refreshed by British studio Bannenberg & Rowell. The refit introduced an elegant saloon adorned with curated art, a full-beam Art Deco-inspired master suite with 12 oval windows, and a bold blend of contemporary design and comfort throughout, complemented by al fresco decks, a spacious sky lounge with whimsical lighting and a silver-clad spiral staircase.
Kaiser
Length: 60m
Builder: Abeking & Rasmussen
Another lengthy German build set to impress onlookers at FLIBS this year is the 60-metre Kaiser. With only one owner since her delivery in 2011, the motor yacht proudly flaunts her Donald Starkey exterior and spacious, richly-coloured interiors by British designer Bannenberg & Rowell. Aside from her master suite with its private lounge and his-and-hers en suites, Kaiser’s multi-use sundeck is a highlight on board, equipped with a Jacuzzi, bar, and a dumbwaiter directly connected to the galley.
Skyfall
Length: 57.9m
Builder: Trinity Yachts
Skyfall was built by US-based shipyard Trinity Yachts in 2010 to a design by Geoff Van Aller. With a "brilliantly appointed" interior courtesy of Patrick Knowles, she offers a six-cabin layout, accommodating as many as 12 guests. A blend of woods – including Honduran mahogany, European maple burl and Australian Lacewood and Wenge – create a warm and rich interior feel. Skyfall showcases a large sundeck, fitted with a Jacuzzi and a separate plunge pool. Notably, the yacht comes with a touch-and-go helipad, which also doubles as a basketball court.
W
Length: 57.6m
Builder: Feadship
Having chartered across the Bahamas, the Exuma Islands, the Abacos Islands and the Eleuthera Islands, W has earned her cruising stripes. Delivered as Larisa in 2013, the superyacht operated under the same owner until she was sold in 2019. She has British studio Bannenberg & Rowell to thank for her interiors, with additional touches added by A La Mer during a major 2020 refit. A standout feature on board is the full-beam owner’s cabin, fitted with a large bathtub, a spacious dressing area and a separate lounge area, while the remaining four cabins lie on the lower deck, all en suite.
Goldeneye
Length: 54m
Builder: Overmarine Group
Goldeneye was delivered in 2020 as the second hull from the Mangusta GranSport 54 series. Designed by Alberto Mancini with interiors penned in-house by the Italian yard, the motor yacht's elongated, low profile is home to a seven-cabin layout, numerous lounges and versatile open-plan living. Outside, guests can enjoy numerous sunbathing spots before cooling off in the foredeck Jacuzzi or heading to the beach club with its dual balconies and fold-down swim platform for easy sea access. Statement gloss wood and textured panelling paired with a neutral colour scheme define the welcoming ambience throughout this 54-metre.
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