Amaryllis
Length: 78.4 m
Manufacturer: Abeking & Rasmussen
The biggest yacht to watch out for this year is the 78.4m Amaryllis by Abeking & Rasmussen. Known for her suite of Art Deco interiors – designed by Raymond Langton – Amaryllis is a five-deck superyacht that will make an impression on show. Amaryllis accommodates 12 guests in six cabins, including an owner's cabin with clawfoot bed, limestone en suite and 180 degree ocean views. Other attractions include a piano lounge, cinema suite and beach club with spa, sauna, steam room, plunge pool and massage room. The yacht was last improved by a major refit in 2019.
Casino Royal
Length: 72m
Manufacturer: Tankoa Yachts
After swapping her beige hull for an all-white exterior, Casino Royale is in great shape for display in Fort Lauderdale. Francesco Paszkowski and Margherita Casprini are responsible for the yacht's exterior and moody, modern-chic interiors. Standout features include the beach club, which is connected to a wellness center with hammam and several retractable balconies. Light filters into the beach club through the glass bottom pool located on the main deck. Casino Royale can accommodate up to 12 guests in six cabins, with additional rooms for a crew of 18.
Amadeus
Length: 70.4 m
Manufacturer: Neue Jadewerft
This 70.4m yacht was built in Germany by Neue Jadewerft and delivered in 2007 to a design by Reymond Langton. Since then, Amadeus has become a "world cruise ship" after completing multiple world voyages. With extensive outside decks, Amadeus offers built-in cushioned bench seating, along with a large dining table and plenty of chairs and sun loungers for alfresco relaxation. Interior features include an owner's deck with a full-beam master cabin, lounge and outdoor deck space, also equipped with a gym and sauna. A crew of 23 looks after up to 14 guests in seven cabins.
Loon
Length: 67.5 m
Manufacturer: Icon Yachts
Since her delivery in 2010, Loon has embraced the social media spotlight and become one of the world's first 'viral' superyachts. The elevated swimming pool is a standout feature, with glass panels filtering light through to the beach club – which was significantly extended during the 2014 refurbishment with Icon Yachts. Accommodation includes a master deck suite with private lounge, an upper deck VIP suite and lower deck cabins with direct access to the beach club. Exterior design is by British studio RWD, with interiors by Studio Linse.
Marguerite
Length: 60.1 m
Manufacturer: Lürssen
With an original design that dedicates space to a private owner's area, a professional dive center, large storage spaces and the ability to cruise for 30 days at a time, Marguerite was designed with relaxation in mind. Built under the supervision of the new Moran construction team, Marguerite's signature feature is the owner's cabin, which spans two decks. This cabin includes an observation lounge, private forward access and a floating staircase leading to the upper deck office. The yacht is currently reaping the rewards of a full interior refit following a change of ownership in late 2021.
In the second part we will see the rest of the big superyachts that are worth admiring!
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