2025 Antigua Charter Yacht Show: Doors Open For The 64th Edition

Welcoming 53 superyachts, with an additional three at anchor, this year's event in numbers holds a fleet with an average age of 13.66 years, an average length of 47.38m, and a total of 34 show debuts.

Displaying a slightly smaller and shorter fleet of motor yacht charters compared to the 2024 Antigua Charter Yacht Show, the original lineup for this year's event underwent many changes during the final run-up, with many luxury yacht charters still completing their transatlantic voyage.

Visitors to the show witness the return of popular side-events like the Chef's Competition, which this year focuses on the theme of 'A Journey Of Wellness', plus a matching tablescaping competition to complement the menu. 

Each competing category will see recognition given to a winner and two runners-up during an elaborate prize-giving ceremony on Monday, 8 December, with those all-important bragging rights up for grabs in addition to exclusive awards.

Around the pontoons, this year's largest attending superyacht is 262.6ft (80m) yacht rental BATELLO. Previously listed as the iconic 288.9ft (88m) sailing yacht charter MALTESE FALCON, BATELLO stands tall as a striking yacht that has everything needed for indulgent voyages around some of the world's most idyllic archipelagos. 

Completing her latest refit this year, the Antigua Charter Yacht Show is the first opportunity for many to see the new look of the Oceanco charter yacht after her refit, and provide feedback to prospective primary charter guests on what to expect on board.

Making their debuts at the show, 239.6ft (73m) luxury yacht charter STARFIRE proudly showcases her jaw-dropping, transformative refit that she completed earlier this year, 219.10ft (67m) yacht rental AMOR A VIDA adorns the pontoons for her world premiere, and 206.8ft (63m) charter yacht SOUNDWAVE also unveils her freshly completed refurbishment.