The Largest Superyachts Premiering at the 2026 Palm Beach International Boat Show

Fresh from a 2024 refit, the 78m Lurssen yacht Rocinante brings proven pedigree to Palm Beach. Designed outside and in naval terms by Espen Oeino, with interiors by Alberto Pinto, she brings serious long-range capability with an unusually rich leisure brief. A certified helideck with refueling station, a full diving center, elevator, spa, gym, and multiple pool and Jacuzzi areas give her broad appeal as a global cruising platform. Her light blue hull still stands out, while the owner’s suite with private terrace and Jacuzzi adds another layer of privacy. For buyers seeking a substantial pedigree yacht, Rocinante is one to watch.

Delivered by Feadship in 2021 and refitted in 2025, the 77m Boardwalk V arrives in Palm Beach as one of the strongest late-model entries in this year’s lineup. De Voogt handled the naval architecture and exterior design, while Amy Halffman Designs shaped an interior built around lighter tones, custom lighting, and extensive stonework. A mosaic-lined pool, beach and fitness club, wine cellar, elevator, and spacious tender garage give her broad lifestyle appeal, while twin MTU engines and a 5,000nm range support serious cruising. 

Few recent yachts have made an impression quite like the 75m Kensho. Built by Admiral and delivered in 2022, this multi award-winning yacht broke from convention with a striking metallic blue-green hull, minimal side decks, and a layout shaped around space, light, and a stronger connection to the sea. Azure Yacht Design and Azure Naval Architects developed the exterior and platform, while Jouin Manku created an interior with a calm, highly detailed residential feel. A diesel-electric propulsion system, vast beach club, spa pool, elevator, and standout owner’s suite help set her apart. As a Palm Beach debut, Kensho brings one of the market’s most distinctive modern design statements.

The 74m Amels yacht Casino Royale brings a different kind of Palm Beach debut - one rooted in proven platform design and easy charter-style appeal. Built on the Amels 242 platform, she features Tim Heywood exterior styling and interiors by Winch Design. Her sand-colored hull gives her a softer visual identity than many yachts in this size range, while features such as a 6.5m infinity pool, spa and wellness area, dance floor, elevator, and full owner’s deck underline her guest-focused setup. With a 5,000nm range and strong Dutch build credentials, Casino Royale remains an appealing entry for buyers drawn to established quality and practical long-range cruising.

Delivered in 2025, the 68m CRN yacht Amor a Vida is one of the newest yachts on this list and one of the most interesting from a technical point of view. Designed by Nuvolari Lenard inside and out, with naval architecture by CRN, she was built as a custom family yacht centered on informal living, privacy, and quieter cruising. Her beach club, pool, owner’s private foredeck terrace, outdoor cooking areas, and crow’s nest cinema setup give her a strong lifestyle edge, while the hybrid diesel-electric package adds another layer of interest. For Palm Beach visitors wanting to see a fresh custom build, Amor a Vida should draw real attention.

Delivered in 2022, the 62m Sanlorenzo Alchemist represents the Italian yard’s successful 62Steel platform, pairing large-volume cruising with contemporary styling by Officina Italiana Design. Built with a steel hull and aluminum superstructure, she spans four decks and offers 1,291 GT of interior space, with accommodation for 12 guests across six suites. Outdoor living plays a central role, with a beach club, pool, Jacuzzi, and multiple entertainment areas arranged across the decks. Powered by twin MTU engines, Alchemist reaches 17 knots and offers a 5,000-nautical-mile range.

At 60m, Vision brings classic Benetti pedigree to Palm Beach in a package that still feels highly relevant in today’s market. Delivered in 2011 and refitted in 2021, she pairs Stefano Natucci’s elegant exterior lines with interiors by Pierre-Yves Rochon, giving her strong appeal for buyers who value traditional craftsmanship and proven long-range capability. With accommodation for 12 guests, a beach club, gym, deck Jacuzzi, and a 5,000-nautical-mile range, she is well suited to extended cruising. 

One of the few sailing yachts on this list, the 56m Perini Navi Zenji brings a very different energy to Palm Beach. Delivered in 2004 and refitted in 2025, she represents the enduring appeal of large-volume sailing yachts from one of the sector’s most respected names. Built in aluminum to Ron Holland naval architecture, with styling and interiors by Perini Navi, Zenji offers accommodation for 12 guests, a deck Jacuzzi, and transoceanic capability with a 4,000-nautical-mile range under power. Her show debut should appeal to buyers drawn to pedigree sailing yachts with scale, presence, and a more timeless kind of onboard experience.

Delivered in 2025, the 50m Mangusta Oceano 50 Felicità brings one of the freshest model debuts in the Palm Beach lineup. Designed outside by Alberto Mancini, with naval architecture and interior work handled in-house, she sits just under 500 gross ton and makes strong use of every inch. Her standout features include a three-sided beach club with Hammam, a foredeck pool, a glass-fronted sundeck Jacuzzi, and full-height windows that pull in natural light throughout the main living spaces. With a 4,000-nautical-mile range, the Mangusta superyacht looks set to attract serious interest from buyers in this fast-moving segment.

Compass Rose offers something quite different from many of the newer yachts expected at the show. Delivered in 2011 by C&G Boat Works, this 49.23m expedition yacht is built for serious distance, with an exceptional 9,000-nautical-mile range that puts her firmly in long-range cruising territory. Her aluminum construction, shallow 2.29m draft, and accommodation for 10 guests plus up to 10 staff make her an unusual and practical platform for extended travel. She may appeal to buyers looking beyond mainstream Mediterranean-style layouts in favor of capability, autonomy, and a yacht built with exploration in mind.