Miami 2017

The excitement surrounding the 2017 Yachts Miami Beach and Miami International Boat Show was palpable to all who walked the docks. In case you missed them, you can soak in the sights of the shows here.

By Daniel Harding

February 23, 2017

Miami 2017
The Sanlorenzo 78 “Sag Harbor Edition” has been making waves at shows overseas,
but Yachts Miami beach was the yacht’s U.S. debut.
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Miami 2017
It’s coolest party trick is its ability to lower the mast at the push of a button, thus allowing it to fit under a bridge in, you guessed it, Sag Harbor.

Miami 2017
Fresh off the tournament circuit, the Hatteras GT70 beckoned many serious sportfishermen.

Miami 2017
New CEO Kelly Grindle was on hand to meet with the Hatteras faithful.

Miami 2017
Early morning aboard the Absolute Navetta 58.

Miami 2017
Here at Power & Motoryacht we check out every mechanical space. This revealed the wiring aboard the Horizon 120 RP, which is obviously a work of art.

Miami 2017
What appears to be a wall with a recessed TV actually opens to reveal more stowage. That was a theme aboard the Horizon 120.

Miami 2017
Here’s proof that technology from ships trickle down into yachts.

Miami 2017
Now THAT’s a grill. We imagine the future owner of the 120 will be spending a lot of time on the spacious flybridge, which is complete with a …

Miami 2017
…huge hot tub and the necessary toys.

Miami 2017
Bow lounges: This is an area where we saw significant innovation during the shows.

Miami 2017
Safety is always a top priority aboard Horizons, which is seen in the fire extinguishing system and the beefy handrails.

Miami 2017
Yes, it’s rude to stare but the Hinckley 34 (with a fresh new interior for 2017) is a thing of beauty.

Miami 2017
Welcome aboard the Nordhavn 92. Soak it in, I’ll give you a minute.

Miami 2017
This painting, like the boat it hangs in, is a work of art.

Miami 2017
A drop down TV in the master stateroom allows you to watch a movie without ruining the aesthetics of the space.

Miami 2017
Just looking at the mast of this boat and you know, this boat was born to cross oceans.

Miami 2017
Sometimes OCD is a very good thing.

Miami 2017
The bow lounge of the—new the U.S. —MCY beckons after a long day on our feet.

Miami 2017
Speaking of feet … The Power & Motoryacht team was test driving Sebago’s new line of shoes at the show. Stay tuned to the magazine for our full report.

Miami 2017
The new comer from Marine Max: The Aquila 36. By popular demand the boat is, as you can see, powered by twin Mercury Verados.

Miami 2017
Most of your time aboard will likely be spent on deck but when night arrives, the mirror staterooms provide all the comfort you’d want.

Miami 2017
World, meet the Alpha. Alpha, we love you.

Miami 2017
It’s said the Alpha goes 80-knots. That sounds like a challenge to us.

Miami 2017
Riviera had their—always-impressive—fleet at the International show. The SUV line is calling to us.

Miami 2017
That’s a good sign.

Miami 2017
*wipes drool from lip*

Miami 2017
Capt. Pike always gets into the nitty gritty. Hoses be warned.

Miami 2017
The Pursuit S 328 is christened in front of passionate boaters at the Miami International Show.

Miami 2017
Admiring, err, inspecting the engine room of the Ocean Alexander 120.

Miami 2017
The ability to get on the water to test boats, systems, and electronics has been greatly embraced by the boating public.

Miami 2017
The team at Garmin shows off their latest innovations.

Miami 2017
Newcomer to the U.S. yachting scene, look for Sirena Yachts to make quite the splash.

Miami 2017
Yet another star of the show: The Viking 37 Billfish aims to steal market share from the center console market with this entry-level sportfisherman.

Miami 2017
It’s safe to say the debut of the Cruisers 50 Cantius was a success. It saw steady traffic throughout the show.

Miami 2017
It wasn’t just big boats that made a big impression at the show. This model of the Grand Banks 60 piqued a lot of interest.

Miami 2017
The flybridge of the new Hargrave 101 is, well, impressive.

Miami 2017
The new Aston Martin AM37 was in contention for the most photographed boat of the show, which makes sense.

Miami 2017
All in all, this years Miami shows were, by all accounts, extremely successful.

Miami 2017
The Sanlorenzo 78 “Sag Harbor Edition” has been making waves at shows overseas,
but Yachts Miami beach was the yacht’s U.S. debut.
More from Yachts Miami Beach 2017
FROM THE EDITOR:Miami 2017 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Viking 37 Billfish ▶
VIDEO:Evo 43: A truly versatile Italian beauty ▶
VIDEO:Pursuit S328 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Debut of the Evinrude E-TEC G2 ▶
VIDEO:Princess 40M Walk-through ▶
VIDEO:Talking Systems with Intrepid ▶
VIDEO:Sebago Test ▶
VIDEO:Garmin Phantom Radar ▶

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Daniel Harding

Editor-in-Chief of Power & Motoryacht
One of the lucky ones who was born into boating, Dan grew up cruising aboard his family’s 33 Egg Harbor. Marinas and boatyards served as summer school and the foundation for a career on the water. When not chasing stories for Power & Motoryacht magazine he can be found cruising Long Island Sound with his wife, sons, and faithful (furry) first mate Salty.

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The Sanlorenzo 78 “Sag Harbor Edition” has been making waves at shows overseas,
but Yachts Miami beach was the yacht’s U.S. debut.
More from Yachts Miami Beach 2017
FROM THE EDITOR:Miami 2017 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Viking 37 Billfish ▶
VIDEO:Evo 43: A truly versatile Italian beauty ▶
VIDEO:Pursuit S328 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Regulator 31 Debut ▶
VIDEO:Greenline 36 ▶
VIDEO:Tiara F53 Debut ▶
VIDEO:Debut of the Evinrude E-TEC G2 ▶
VIDEO:Princess 40M Walk-through ▶
VIDEO:Talking Systems with Intrepid ▶
VIDEO:Sebago Test ▶
VIDEO:Garmin Phantom Radar ▶
VIDEO:Ocean Alexander 120 Engine Room ▶

Miami 2017
It’s coolest party trick is its ability to lower the mast at the push of a button, thus allowing it to fit under a bridge in, you guessed it, Sag Harbor.

Miami 2017
Fresh off the tournament circuit, the Hatteras GT70 beckoned many serious sportfishermen.

Miami 2017
New CEO Kelly Grindle was on hand to meet with the Hatteras faithful.

Miami 2017
Early morning aboard the Absolute Navetta 58.

Miami 2017
Here at Power & Motoryacht we check out every mechanical space. This revealed the wiring aboard the Horizon 120 RP, which is obviously a work of art.

Miami 2017
What appears to be a wall with a recessed TV actually opens to reveal more stowage. That was a theme aboard the Horizon 120.

Miami 2017
Here’s proof that technology from ships trickle down into yachts.

Miami 2017
Now THAT’s a grill. We imagine the future owner of the 120 will be spending a lot of time on the spacious flybridge, which is complete with a …

Miami 2017
…huge hot tub and the necessary toys.

Miami 2017
Bow lounges: This is an area where we saw significant innovation during the shows.

Miami 2017
Safety is always a top priority aboard Horizons, which is seen in the fire extinguishing system and the beefy handrails.

Miami 2017
Yes, it’s rude to stare but the Hinckley 34 (with a fresh new interior for 2017) is a thing of beauty.

Miami 2017
Welcome aboard the Nordhavn 92. Soak it in, I’ll give you a minute.

Miami 2017
This painting, like the boat it hangs in, is a work of art.

Miami 2017
A drop down TV in the master stateroom allows you to watch a movie without ruining the aesthetics of the space.

Miami 2017
Just looking at the mast of this boat and you know, this boat was born to cross oceans.

Miami 2017
Sometimes OCD is a very good thing.

Miami 2017
The bow lounge of the—new the U.S. —MCY beckons after a long day on our feet.

Miami 2017
Speaking of feet … The Power & Motoryacht team was test driving Sebago’s new line of shoes at the show. Stay tuned to the magazine for our full report.

Miami 2017
The new comer from Marine Max: The Aquila 36. By popular demand the boat is, as you can see, powered by twin Mercury Verados.

Miami 2017
Most of your time aboard will likely be spent on deck but when night arrives, the mirror staterooms provide all the comfort you’d want.

Miami 2017
World, meet the Alpha. Alpha, we love you.

Miami 2017
It’s said the Alpha goes 80-knots. That sounds like a challenge to us.

Miami 2017
Riviera had their—always-impressive—fleet at the International show. The SUV line is calling to us.

Miami 2017
That’s a good sign.

Miami 2017
*wipes drool from lip*

Miami 2017
Capt. Pike always gets into the nitty gritty. Hoses be warned.

Miami 2017
The Pursuit S 328 is christened in front of passionate boaters at the Miami International Show.

Miami 2017
Admiring, err, inspecting the engine room of the Ocean Alexander 120.

Miami 2017
The ability to get on the water to test boats, systems, and electronics has been greatly embraced by the boating public.

Miami 2017
The team at Garmin shows off their latest innovations.

Miami 2017
Newcomer to the U.S. yachting scene, look for Sirena Yachts to make quite the splash.

Miami 2017
Yet another star of the show: The Viking 37 Billfish aims to steal market share from the center console market with this entry-level sportfisherman.

Miami 2017
It’s safe to say the debut of the Cruisers 50 Cantius was a success. It saw steady traffic throughout the show.

Miami 2017
It wasn’t just big boats that made a big impression at the show. This model of the Grand Banks 60 piqued a lot of interest.

Miami 2017
The flybridge of the new Hargrave 101 is, well, impressive.

Miami 2017
The new Aston Martin AM37 was in contention for the most photographed boat of the show, which makes sense.

Miami 2017
All in all, this years Miami shows were, by all accounts, extremely successful.

Miami 2017
The Sanlorenzo 78 “Sag Harbor Edition” has been making waves at shows overseas,
but Yachts Miami beach was the yacht’s U.S. debut.
More from Yachts Miami Beach 2017
FROM THE EDITOR:Miami 2017 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Viking 37 Billfish ▶
VIDEO:Evo 43: A truly versatile Italian beauty ▶
VIDEO:Pursuit S328 Intro ▶
VIDEO:Debut of the Evinrude E-TEC G2 ▶
VIDEO:Princess 40M Walk-through ▶
VIDEO:Talking Systems with Intrepid ▶
VIDEO:Sebago Test ▶
VIDEO:Garmin Phantom Radar ▶

SUBSCRIBE TO POWER & MOTORYACHT

SUBSCRIBE TODAY

Daniel Harding

Editor-in-Chief of Power & Motoryacht
One of the lucky ones who was born into boating, Dan grew up cruising aboard his family’s 33 Egg Harbor. Marinas and boatyards served as summer school and the foundation for a career on the water. When not chasing stories for Power & Motoryacht magazine he can be found cruising Long Island Sound with his wife, sons, and faithful (furry) first mate Salty.

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