The 10 Largest Yachts to Spot at PBIBS 2026

1. ROCINANTE, 78.4m

Leading the fleet is the 78.4-metre ROCINANTE, built by Lürssen and delivered in 2008. Designed externally by Espen Øino with interiors by Alberto Pinto, the yacht retains a striking presence thanks to her elegant grey-and-white profile. On board, guests will find an extensive range of amenities, including a cinema, spa facilities and a vast sundeck pool.

2. BOARDWALK V, 76.5m

Delivered in 2021 by Feadship, BOARDWALK V was designed with family living in mind. She features interiors by Amy Halffman and a generous layout packed with leisure spaces. A mosaic-lined pool and hot tub dominate the sundeck, while the interior makes use of tactile finishes and bold accents.

3. KENSHO, 75m

The 75-metre KENSHO, built by Admiral, stands out as one of the most visually distinctive yachts at the show. With avant-garde architecture and serene interiors conceived by Jouin Manku, a strong emphasis is placed on natural light and panoramic views. Her glass-fronted pool and expansive owner’s quarters further underline her unique design ethos.

4. CASINO ROYALE, 74m

From the Amels Limited Editions series, the 74-metre CASINO ROYALE debuted in 2018. Styled externally by Tim Heywood with interiors by Winch Design, she blends entertainment-focused deck spaces with elegant guest accommodation. Her large aft-deck pool and dedicated owner’s deck with Jacuzzi are among the most notable features.

5. CASINO ROYALE, 72m

Another yacht sharing the famous Bond-inspired name arrives in the form of the 72-metre CASINO ROYALE, built by Tankoa Yachts. Designed by Francesco Paszkowski, she pairs sleek glazing with a tall superstructure. Highlights include a wellness suite with gym and spa facilities, along with a master suite that opens onto its own private terrace.

6. AMOR À VIDA, 67.6m

Launched in 2025 by CRN, the six-deck AMOR À VIDA represents one of the newest yachts at the show. Both the interior and exterior were crafted by Nuvolari Lenard, resulting in a streamlined profile with extensive glazing. The yacht also incorporates a hybrid propulsion system and energy-recovery technology.

7. ALCHEMIST, 62m

ALCHEMIST, delivered by Sanlorenzo in 2022, belongs to the builder’s 62Steel series. Her styling by Officina Italiana Design prioritises clean lines and open living spaces. Guests will notice the bright main saloon and the beach club, which incorporates a bar, lounge and wellness facilities including a hammam.

8. VISION, 60m

The 60-metre VISION was delivered in 2011 by Benetti and designed by Stefano Natucci. Inside, she features refined interiors by Pierre‑Yves Rochon. A recent refit has kept her contemporary, while her long cruising range makes her suitable for extended voyages.

9. ALFA G, 60m

Originally launched in 2004 by Oceanco, ALFA G recently underwent a major refit that refreshed both her technical systems and interiors. The redesign introduced new outdoor terraces and a flexible sundeck arrangement, while the yacht’s duplex master suite remains one of her most impressive features.

10. ZENJI, 56m

Completing the top ten is ZENJI, a 56-metre sailing ketch from Perini Navi. Designed with naval architecture by Ron Holland, she blends long-range sailing performance with the comfort levels typically found aboard large motor yachts. Following a recent refit, she returns to the show with upgraded rigging and refreshed interiors.

These ten yachts reflect the breadth of the modern superyacht industry, from hybrid-powered new builds to celebrated classics. Their presence at the 2026 PBIBS ensures that visitors will once again experience some of the most remarkable vessels currently cruising the world’s oceans, all from the beautiful setting of Palm Beach.