The Palm Beach International Boat Show will run from March 25 to 29, 2026, featuring some of the largest superyachts for sale, charter and debut. Highlights include the 78.4-metre Rocinante and the 74-metre Casino Royale among others. Owners, experts and enthusiasts are preparing to attend the event.
The Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS) is scheduled for March 25 to 29, 2026, drawing owners, industry experts and yachting enthusiasts. With a month to go as of the latest reports, several prominent superyachts are confirmed for the lineup, including vessels for sale, charter and new builds debuting at the show.
Leading the display is the 78.4-metre Rocinante, built by Lürssen in 2008 with an exterior by Espen Øino International and interiors by Alberto Pinto. She features a grey and white profile, an onboard hospital, cinema, sundeck with a large jetstream pool and jacuzzi, lower deck gym, hammam, massage room and beauty salon. Rocinante is listed for sale at €88,500,000 through Y.CO.
Next is the 74-metre Casino Royale from Amels, launched in 2018 as part of the Amels 242 line. Designed externally by Tim Heywood and internally by Winch Design, she accommodates 12 guests in six suites, including a dedicated owner's deck with a foredeck jacuzzi. A highlight is the 180-square-metre main deck aft party area with a dance floor, bar and 6.5-metre infinity pool. This marks the second Casino Royale at PBIBS, following a 72-metre Tankoa in 2025.
The 67.6-metre Amor à Vida, a 2025 CRN build, debuted with exterior and interior by Nuvolari Lenard. Launched in May 2024, she includes made-to-measure interiors, a large beach club and expansive lounges. Notably, she is the first CRN superyacht with a hybrid propulsion system and dedicated heat recovery system, with interiors also involving Valentina Zannier.
Other notable attendees include the 62-metre Sanlorenzo Alchemist (2022, for sale via Cecil Wright and Zarpo Yachts), the 56-metre Perini Navi sailing ketch Zenji (2004, refitted 2024-2025, for sale via Edmiston), the 51-metre Feadship Double Haven (1993, for sale via Feadship Resale), and the 49.9-metre Mangusta Felicità (2025, for sale via Cecil Wright).
Smaller debuts highlighted by BOATPro's Raphael Montigneaux include Alia Yachts' 43-metre Ximena, Westport's 41-metre 135 RPH, Benetti's 40.8-metre Liv Love, Numarine's 39.4-metre 40MXP Mitan, Baglietto's 38-metre Enterprise, Moonen Yachts' 37.4-metre Ad Astra, and Feadship's 33.5-metre Gray Cliffs for sale.