The superyachts to see at the new FLIBS 2019 Superyacht Village

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311ft (95m) superyacht MADSUMMER

As the largest yacht at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, motor yacht MADSUMMER is one not to miss. Her sleek white exterior comes from the drawing boards of the esteemed Harrison Eidsgaard, while her vibrant and playful interiors have been helmed by Laura Sessa.

Among her distinguishing features, she plays host to a 12m aft deck swimming pool, a foredeck helipad and dedicated hangar, and a beach club with fold-out sea terraces.

296ft (90m) luxury yacht 'Phoenix 2'

Berthed right next to MADSUMMER is fellow Lurssen build, superyacht Phoenix 2. Instantly iconic and easily recognizable thanks to her sleek navy hull and 4m long Phoenix masthead, she is sure to attract attention on the docks.

Winch Design is responsible for both the interior and exterior of the yacht, and have created a decadent, Art Deco-inspired ambience. She has all the features you would expect on a superyacht of this calibre, including a 7.5m sundeck pool, an owner's jacuzzi and elegant Winter Garden dining arrangement. 

177ft (54m) superyacht 'Fortunate Sun'

A highly private yacht, Fortunate Sun will be on display at the Superyacht Village opposite MADSUMMER. She features both interior and exterior design from Tim Heywood, who have given her an on-board energy of understated sophistication.

Her alfresco areas include an intimate jacuzzi ringed by sunpads on the sundeck forward, with a lovely seating area and social setting on the sundeck aft. 

190ft (58m) charter yacht 'Lady Sheridan'

A picture of elegance and grace, superyacht Lady Sheridan will be on show next to Fortunate Sun at the Superyacht Village. 

Both her interior and exterior design has been helmed by Donald Starkey, and she offers a lavish owner's suite, a well-equipped library and a generous jacuzzi pool. She even has newspaper printing on board, allowing her yacht charter guests to keep up to up to date with the news the old-fashioned way while chartering.

180ft (55m) luxury yacht VIDA

This will be the world debut for luxury yacht VIDA, and she is sure to attract plenty of attention in Fort Lauderdale. Launched in January of this year in the Netherlands, she has made the transatlantic passage to the USA and is now berthed at the Superyacht Village. 

Those keen to step on board at the show can expect refined and contemporary interiors, with backlit onyx, cool lacquered wood and rich textures and fabrics throughout. Her central staircase is an immediate focal point as well; finished in mirrored surfaces, it instantly catches the eye and plays with the light. 

236ft (72m) superyacht SOLO

On the other side of the 17th Street Causeway and Bridge, charter yacht SOLO is on display in all of her glory.

From the dock, attendees will be able to admire her sleek, olive exterior and aft deck infinity pool. Stepping on board, her opulent Francesco Paszkowski-designed interiors are an impressive sight. 

272ft (83m) charter yacht 'Here Comes the Sun'

Opposite SOLO is superyacht Here Comes the Sun. An invariably popular platform for luxury yacht charters, she is a must-visit for those at the show contemplating a Caribbean yachting vacation.

The motor yacht is replete with amenities, including a sauna, steam room and enormous beach club with grand bar.

For more information, you can view the complete superyacht lineup at FLIBS 2019.