The Ferretti 690 (the result of the usual collaboration between Studio Zuccon International Project, Advanced Yacht Technology (AYT) and Centro Stile Ferretti group) is sleek and sporty. The design gives the exterior a distinct look and brings more light into the yacht.
This is Hull No. 1 of Marlow’s new 66 model. This light green-hulled yacht—aptly named Sea Foam—is a command-bridge yacht with plenty of space for relaxing on long cruises. Moving the helm to the upper deck, where guests can also lounge on a comfortable L-shaped bench seat, opens up the main deck for several design options.
Like the new 550, Prestige’s new 620 is available in both a sport (620S) and flybridge (620) model. Built with a full beam master suite amidships and two guest cabins forward on the lower deck, both versions of the 620 can comfortably sleep six.
The Fairline Targa 62 Gran Turismo (GT) makes her Miami debut in February. Built to satisfy lovers of both open and enclosed yachts, this versatile boat has an expansive sunroof and large side windows to let plenty of breeze into the salon.
Sporty and stylish, the new Princess V62-S expands the shipyard’s V Class series. With a low profile and sleek lines, the V62-S spreads the usual features and accommodations across two decks.
Available in both a sport (550S) and a flybridge (550) edition, Prestige’s new 550 is a 58-foot yacht that combines power and safety. In both versions, the main living spaces are gathered on the main deck, with the galley positioned aft to easily serve both the cockpit and the interior dining area or, in the 550, the flybridge.
The new Princess 56 is a lot of yacht fit in a hull shorter than 60 feet. The open flybridge includes two J-shaped seating areas, one surrounding a table for meals under the sky and the other close to the upper helm station.
This newest addition to the Azimut’s S Collection represents a stunning shift in styling by Stefano Righini. Full of innovative features, the new 55S makes good use of the space-saving possibilities afforded by a triple Volvo IPS package, including a garage for a 9-foot 4-inch (2.85-meter) tender and an expandable beach club.
Recognizably Sessa, this new flybridge model designed by Christian Grande will ply US waters for the first time at the Miami show.
It has been a few years since Magnum has showcased a boat in Miami, but this year Magnum returns with another attention-grabber. The Magnum 51 Bestia is a powerhouse of a boat with a solid hull and a top speed of 62 knots.
The Ferretti 690 (the result of the usual collaboration between Studio Zuccon International Project, Advanced Yacht Technology (AYT) and Centro Stile Ferretti group) is sleek and sporty. The design gives the exterior a distinct look and brings more light into the yacht.
This is Hull No. 1 of Marlow’s new 66 model. This light green-hulled yacht—aptly named Sea Foam—is a command-bridge yacht with plenty of space for relaxing on long cruises. Moving the helm to the upper deck, where guests can also lounge on a comfortable L-shaped bench seat, opens up the main deck for several design options.
Like the new 550, Prestige’s new 620 is available in both a sport (620S) and flybridge (620) model. Built with a full beam master suite amidships and two guest cabins forward on the lower deck, both versions of the 620 can comfortably sleep six.
The Fairline Targa 62 Gran Turismo (GT) makes her Miami debut in February. Built to satisfy lovers of both open and enclosed yachts, this versatile boat has an expansive sunroof and large side windows to let plenty of breeze into the salon.
Sporty and stylish, the new Princess V62-S expands the shipyard’s V Class series. With a low profile and sleek lines, the V62-S spreads the usual features and accommodations across two decks.
Available in both a sport (550S) and a flybridge (550) edition, Prestige’s new 550 is a 58-foot yacht that combines power and safety. In both versions, the main living spaces are gathered on the main deck, with the galley positioned aft to easily serve both the cockpit and the interior dining area or, in the 550, the flybridge.
The new Princess 56 is a lot of yacht fit in a hull shorter than 60 feet. The open flybridge includes two J-shaped seating areas, one surrounding a table for meals under the sky and the other close to the upper helm station.
This newest addition to the Azimut’s S Collection represents a stunning shift in styling by Stefano Righini. Full of innovative features, the new 55S makes good use of the space-saving possibilities afforded by a triple Volvo IPS package, including a garage for a 9-foot 4-inch (2.85-meter) tender and an expandable beach club.
Recognizably Sessa, this new flybridge model designed by Christian Grande will ply US waters for the first time at the Miami show.
It has been a few years since Magnum has showcased a boat in Miami, but this year Magnum returns with another attention-grabber. The Magnum 51 Bestia is a powerhouse of a boat with a solid hull and a top speed of 62 knots.
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