Due to a sea grass mitigation project being carried out by the Army Corps of Engineers, Show Management have found alternative, longer routes for yachts entering and leaving the Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show.
The growth and expansion of the Port of Miami has generated a sea grass mitigation project in Biscayne Bay that narrows the pathway for yachts attending the upcoming Yacht Show on Collins Avenue to about 21 metres.
This has forced the show organisers to contact this year's exhibitors with specific instructions on how to get to the show with guide boats and tugboats on hand to help any yachts that choose to take the narrowed route.
Show Management, owned by Active Interest Media, said in a statement, “We are continuing to work with the Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Miami to mitigate this issue.”
The 2014 Miami Yacht and Brokerage Show will run from 13th-17th February along a mile-long strip of Collins Avenue between 41st and 52nd streets and is co-owned by Show Management and the Florida Yacht Brokers Association.
The Show organisers have confirmed that “...the 2014 show is sold out with a waiting list, so buyers should have the best ever selection of boats to purchase or charter.”
See the full list of yachts attending this year's show below.
We are continuing to work with the Army Corps of Engineers and the Port of Miami to mitigate this issue - Show Management
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35m
Brooke Marine
1988 / 2017
49m
Christensen
2011 / 2022
47m
Delta Marine
2007 / 2019
47m
Christensen
2007 / 2011
35m
Benetti
2001 / 2012
38m
Lloyds Ships
1986 / 2014
37m
Moonen
2001 / 2023
42m
Feadship
1982 / 2023
44m
NQEA Yachts
2004 / 2022
38m
Norship
1994 / 2022
44m
Benetti
2009 / 2015
34m
Westport Yachts
2006 / 2022
37m
Benetti
2011 / 2022
32m
Lazzara
2003
40m
Lurssen
1991 / 2008
46m
Richmond Yachts
2010 / 2018
30m
Destiny Yachts
2001
28m
Hatteras
1999
36m
Canados
2012
28m
Citadel
2010
30m
Knight & Carver
1993 / 2018
24m
Northstar Yachts
2006
30m
Marlow
2011
32m
Overmarine
2001 / 2012
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