Around 500 yachts attended the show annually, many of which came from well-known globally recognized brands.
Known as one of the most prestigious yacht shows in the city, the premium collection of spectacular yachts at the Miami Yacht Show attracteded thousands of visitors each year to view and compare the impressive models available to buy.
In addition to the staggering $1 billion worth of yachts being showcased each year, a great number of exhibitors decorated the boardwalks with numerous luxury elements that were tailored to yacht Owner interests.
A luxurious extension to the Miami Yacht Show reached out to the Yacht Haven Grande Miami at Island Gardens. Accessible by the complementary system of shuttles and water taxis, Superyacht Miami proudly displays the most impressive vessels at the show in a secluded and exclusive environment.
Following the name change from Yachts Miami Beach to the Miami Yacht Show in 2018, to reflect the international appeal, the show moved from its previous location at the Indian Creek waterway to Biscayne Bay. Situated just north of downtown Miami, the new hub for the show had a closer proximity to the Superyacht Miami extension, in addition to extra parking and improved floatation dock entrances.
Further changes to the show in 2022 witnessed the disappearance of the well-known branding, as the Miami Yacht Show and Superyacht Miami merged with their sister show to form the all-new Miami International Boat Show.
Still maintaining a presence at the One Herald Plaza, the new redefined show puts Miami firmly on the map as bringing forward one of the largest yacht shows on the annual calendar.
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