Award-winning expedition yacht STELLAMAR is set to make her Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show debut from October 28 to November 1, 2026, bringing the 114.1ft (35m) Cantiere delle Marche yacht to one of the year's major U.S. yacht shows.
The appearance will give visitors an opportunity to view a charter yacht designed around long-range cruising, with accommodation for up to 12 guests and a 5,500-nautical-mile range.
Built in 2023, private yacht charter STELLAMAR made her global debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival in 2023.
Her design combines the expedition capabilities of a full-displacement yacht with interiors by Francesco Paszkowski Design and a guest layout that includes a full-beam master suite, two VIP cabins, and two twin cabins.
STELLAMAR was developed for extended cruising, with a steel hull, aluminum superstructure, and full-displacement configuration designed to provide stability and generous onboard space.
She cruises at 11 knots and has a maximum speed of 13 knots, while her 5,500-nautical-mile range at 9 knots gives her the ability to undertake longer passages between charter destinations.
For charter guests, that capability translates into greater scope for itineraries that involve longer stretches between ports or remote cruising grounds. Stabilizers are fitted both underway and at anchor, while a deck Jacuzzi, sun deck, exterior bar and swim platform provide places to relax once the yacht reaches her destination.
STELLAMAR is Ideal for those planning an extended itinerary, with plenty of room on board
The interiors of STELLAMAR were styled by Francesco Paszkowski Design, bringing a considered contemporary character to the accommodation and social spaces of the expedition yacht charter.
The interior design works alongside the yacht's expedition-focused layout, providing comfortable spaces for guests to retreat to after time spent exploring ashore or on the water.
The accommodation is arranged for up to 12 guests across five cabins, with the full-beam master providing the most private setting on board. The suite includes a dedicated dressing room, study, and his-and-hers en suite bathrooms, giving the main cabin the facilities needed for longer stays on board.
Two VIP cabins and two twin cabins complete the guest accommodation, providing flexibility for families and mixed groups. With space for up to seven crew, the arrangement also allows the yacht to maintain a clear separation between guest and crew areas throughout a charter.
The water toy collection onboard this striking Cantere delle Marche charter yacht is suited to exploring different cruising grounds, with two SEABOBs, two Flyboards, four paddleboards, and equipment for snorkeling, scuba diving, and fishing.
The range of activities allows guests to move between higher-energy watersports and more relaxed exploration beneath the surface.
Two tenders are carried on board, including an 11.89m (39ft) Ribco tender. Combined with the yacht's expedition-oriented design, the tenders provide a practical way to explore coastlines, reach beaches and access areas beyond the main ports visited during a charter.
The 2026 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will take place across multiple waterfront locations in Fort Lauderdale from October 28 to November 1.
The five-day event will include more than 1,300 boats across six show locations, including Bahia Mar Yachting Center, Hall of Fame Marina, Las Olas Marina, Pier Sixty-Six Marina, and Superyacht Village.
For STELLAMAR, the appearance marks a new chapter following her Cannes debut and brings her closer to the North America yacht charter market.
Her combination of long-range capability, five-cabin accommodation, and extensive facilities makes the show appearance an opportunity for prospective charter guests to see an expedition yacht designed for longer itineraries as well as conventional cruising around Florida and other US destinations.
STELLAMAR is available for luxury yacht charters, offering accommodation for up to 12 guests and the equipment needed for cruising, diving and watersports.
If you can't make it to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show this year, secure a charter vacation with her instead.
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