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10 Biggest Yachts Coming to Miami

The 187-foot Trinity Lady Linda will lead the 2015 Miami Yacht & Brokerage Show.

By Yachting Staff

February 2, 2015

Updated: February 2, 2015

Organizers of the 2015 Miami Yacht & Brokerage Show have announced their lineup of the 10 largest yachts expected to be on display. Here’s a look at what you can expect if you plan to attend the show this month:

187-foot Trinity yacht Lady Linda

The 187-foot Trinity Lady Linda was the subject of the book “Grand Ambition.” She was built for Doug and Linda Von Allman, who have owned several other superyachts by the same name over the years. Courtesy International Yacht Collection

Mangusta 165 Moonraker

Moonraker is the fastest Mangusta 165 Evolution ever built by Italy’s Overmarine shipyard, topping out at 40 knots (look for a feature about her in our March issue). She’s also available for charter through Burgess Yachts, if you want to cruise aboard this winter in the Bahamas.

Couach yacht La Pellegrina

Built by Guy Couach, the 164-foot La Pellegrina launched in 2012 and will be part of the brokerage display with Denison Yacht Sales. Her guest accommodations are noteworthy, with a large VIP stateroom forward on the main deck and a master suite up another level, where a sky lounge might otherwise be.

Christensen yacht Match Point

Christensen Yachts built the 160-foot Match Point, which was delivered in 2009 and will be part of the International Yacht Collection brokerage display. Her interior is by Carol Williamson & Associates and includes a full-beam master suite with a private study on the main deck.

Christensen yacht Odessa

Another Christensen build, the 160-foot Odessa has been popular on the charter market thanks to her spacious interior décor and her flexible staterooms, which can be arranged for individuals or as suites, depending on the makeup of the guest party.

Trinity yacht Imagine

Also from Trinity, the superyacht Imagine is expected to be part of the International Yacht Collection brokerage display.

Trinity yacht Themis

Themis is a 156-foot Trinity that launched in 1998. She has a cruise speed of 20 knots and a top speed of 24 knots, and will be on display with Robert J. Cury & Associates.

Delta yacht Katya

Delta built this 151-foot motoryacht, whose owner focused on high-quality décor, solid construction materials and fuel-efficient cruising options. Katya also has earned a strong following during the past few years on the charter market.

Palmer Johnson yacht Blue Ice

The 150-foot Blue Ice is a Palmer Johnson launch whose hull paint matches her name. Her interior décor is surprisingly subdued, with elegant, neutral tones and fabrics that could just as easily be at home aboard a traditional trideck design.

Trinity yacht Claire

Trinity built the 150-foot Claire, which will be part of the Merle Wood & Associates brokerage display. She’s a 2003 build that accommodates 10 guests and has modern features including at-anchor stabilizers.

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