Cheoy Lee’s Bravo 72 | Yacht Review
November 14, 2017
Cheoy Lee’s Bravo 72 IPS sets a new standard for space and performance.
Cheoy Lee’s Bravo 72 IPS sets a new standard for space and performance.
These are the boats you won’t want to miss at the 28th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
Built to accommodate an owner’s growing family and friends, Cheoy Lee’s Global Series 104 rivals larger yachts in form and function.
Using the seaside as her inspiration, designer Sylvia Bolton has given the Cheoy Lee 88, the newest tri-deck in the shipyard’s Bravo series, universal appeal.
The 151-foot Mazu is the second yacht in the Marco Polo series built by Cheoy Lee Shipyards. The red-hulled steel yacht arrived in Fort Lauderdale from Hong Kong in August and headed for a sprucing up at Rybovich after her long journey.
Cheoy Lee’s Bravo 72 IPS sets a new standard for space and performance.
These are the boats you won’t want to miss at the 28th annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.
Built to accommodate an owner’s growing family and friends, Cheoy Lee’s Global Series 104 rivals larger yachts in form and function.
Using the seaside as her inspiration, designer Sylvia Bolton has given the Cheoy Lee 88, the newest tri-deck in the shipyard’s Bravo series, universal appeal.
The 151-foot Mazu is the second yacht in the Marco Polo series built by Cheoy Lee Shipyards. The red-hulled steel yacht arrived in Fort Lauderdale from Hong Kong in August and headed for a sprucing up at Rybovich after her long journey.
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