It’s Palm Beach, baby! We came, we saw, and we awed at the 34th Annual Show.
The Palm International Beach Boat Show ran for four days (March 28th – March 31st) and featured more than $1.2 billion worth of yachts and accessories. There were hundreds of boats ranging from 8-foot inflatables to superyachts nearly 300 feet in length.
In addition to the large selection of boats and exhibits, the show offered free youth fishing clinics by Hook The Future and IGFA School of Sportfishing seminars to attendees.
If you couldn’t make the show, here’s what you missed: pbboatshow.com
Is it even worth going on a boat if it doesn’t have a SeaKeeper?
Formula, busy and as popular as ever.
Modern is as Modern does.
Cobia brought their lineup a center consoles, ready to fish.
Robalo Boats had a large display out on the docks.
Coming in for a landing.
A classic cruiser from Grand Banks.
I spy with my little eye…
Hard to describe this sailing yacht, so take a look for yourself.
Vicem had a great day on the docks.
So many yachts, so little time.
A stunning swim platform is so large it can double as a beach club.
It wouldn’t be Palm Beach without extravagant displays.
The official Nap Zone of the show.
Not just for boats. We found nautical art from local artist Steve Diossy.
Tiara brought along their popular SPORT line to the show.
The belle of the ball– HCB and their famed line of center consoles.
Invincible brought their best and shiniest center consoles.
There were pletny of large brokerage boats, including SILVANA from out friends at Yacht Connexion.
The Coastal Queen brought a classic moment to a show filled with modern amenities.
A classic twist on a modern boat from Grady White.
Our pals at Pathfinder Boats found themselves busy at the show.
Greenline brought along a few in their eco-friendly line.
