News: Largest Yachts Attending 2025 FLIBS

2025 FLIBS Largest Yachts
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It is that time again and the 2025 edition of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) commences October 29th and runs through to November 2. With the Monaco Yacht Show wrapping-up last month with their largest superyacht in-show being the 107-meter 3,900 GT Benetti "MAR", lets look at the largest yachts attending this years FLIBS. For the purpose of this article we will look at 60-meter and above.

The largest expected yacht so far barring any very late last minute entrant is the 74-meter "Casino Royale" by Amels. The name Casino Royale has adorned many yachts over the years and this is one of the latest yachts. She belongs to the Amels 242 series of yachts with an exterior design by Tim Heywood. The 1,790 GT vessel was built in 2018 as "Universe". She carries 12 guests in a 6-cabin layout with room for 19 crew members in 10 cabins. She has a top speed of 16.5-knots and a range of 5,000 nautical miles at 12.5-knots.

The beautiful "Hampshire", a 66.3-meter superyacht built by Dutch superyacht builder Feadship back in 2016 is going to be at the show. She boasts an interior volume of 1,481 GT and an exterior and interior design by Harrison Eidsgaard. 12 guests can be carried aboard along with 17 crew members. She has a top speed of 18.5-knots with her powerful MTU diesels. Currently for sale, she is one of the most expensive being offered at this year's show asking €85,000,000.

Just under Hamshire (in length) is the Codecasa build "Eternity". At 65-meters an an internal volume of 1,046 GT this yacht is for sale asking €35,000,000. Built in 2010 as "Family Day", she has her exterior design done in-house by her builder while the interior was the work of Della Role. With her CAT 3516B diesels she can sprint to a top speed of 17-knots. She can also run for approximately 6,000 nautical miles at 14-knots. Onboard she can carry a maximum of 14 guests with up to 17 crew serving.

Next in the FLIBS largest line-up is the 60-meter Amels "Entourage". In fact, Amels will also have another 60-meter at the show but from the other 60-meter model. Entourage herself has an internal volume of 853 GT carrying 12 passengers across a 6 stateroom layout. She can carry 13 crew members Built in 2023, she showcases exterior design by the famed Espen Oeino and inter work via Burdifilek. In terms performance, her powerplants of choice are MTUs which run her up to 15.5-knots. She is for sale asking €74,000,000.

The other Amels 60-meter we alluded to is "Moonstone", part of the Amels 200 series. While she is 60-meters her internal volume is 1,015 GT as compared to the previous 60-meter Amels which has significantly more volume aboard Moonstone as compared. Tim Heywood was responsible for the exterior design of this one while Luxury Projects did the interior. 12 guests can be accommodated as well along with a 14-crew complement. Top speed is also around 15.5-knots with a pair of MTU 12V4000 M53s. At 13-knots her range is estimated to be around 3,400 nautical miles. Currently she is asking $69,900,000.

"Scott Free" is another 60-meter yacht but she was built by German custom yard Abeking & Rasmussen. Having her last major refit in 2022 where she was resprayed to her current colour combinations, the yacht is for sale having been at the MYS before crossing the pond to attend FLIBs as well. Originally built in 2009, the A&R superyacht is currently asking €43,500,000. On the interior she has a spacious 1,090 GT internal volume.

For more information:

Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show
801 Seabreeze Blvd,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316,
United States

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