Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/07/2009 @ 23:05 | Reply
Even if she's under 30m, here is a very nice design with the Argos 92. First hull of this series made in China. A larger version is under construction.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/05/2009 @ 23:00 | Reply
Another US built yacht is this new hull of the Westport 130 series. She's the third one of the re-designed series. The first one is Miss Michelle, also spotted in Fort Lauderdale. And the second one is Aphrodite.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/05/2009 @ 01:00 | Reply
On the request of some of our spotters, here is a picture of the Sunseeker M4 leaving the show.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/04/2009 @ 23:05 | Reply
Another US built yacht made her debuts at the show, the Christensen Odessa, with her nice colour scheme.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/04/2009 @ 23:00 | Reply
One of the largest new yachts of the show, the 60 metres Trinity Bacarella.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 11/03/2009 @ 23:00 | Reply
The parade of yachts leaving the show started this morning. As usual, it was a nice moment, under a very hot sun... After 8 hours under the sun, and 4 litres of water drunk to stay alive, the result is good : 86 yachts over 30 metres, and 48 yachts between 24 and 30 metres. More pictures tomorrow...
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 10/30/2009 @ 23:05 | Reply
Fort Lauderdale Grande side of the show : At Last, Ingot, Meteor and Man of Steel.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 10/30/2009 @ 23:00 | Reply
Pier 66 side of the show : Aquasition, Cocoa Bean, White Star, Lady Nancy and Fair Skies.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 10/29/2009 @ 23:05 | Reply
Las Olas side of the show.
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Posted by Yachtspotter | 10/29/2009 @ 23:00 | Reply
After a busy first day at the show, we were able to get these night shots of the docks. Hall of Fame Marina and Bahia Mar side of the show.
Keep checking back for updates everyday, you can follow our progress on Twitter here: http://twitter.com/yachtspotter
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Posted by Castlerock | 10/27/2009 @ 22:00 | Reply
It has been an interesting year in the yachting community and regardless of the condition of the economy some things have enough momentum to keep going. I am talking about the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show which is celebrating it's 50th year. The world's largest boat show has our attention too, as we will be covering the show and reporting back with all the inside news and pictures that you have come to expect.
The show runs from Thursday October 29th through Monday November 2nd in all the usual locations, basically every marina in Ft Lauderdale. Additionally there will be the exhibit halls with vendors from the world over, totaling 3 million plus square feet of show to cover.
For more information the website is here: www.showmanagement.com
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BBS : El Jefe
USA : Tuscan Sun
BMU : Balaju
PYF : Tribu
FRA : Celestial Hop