The 2011 Fort Lauderdale Boat Show is just two days away, and Atlantic Yacht & Ship has been working tirelessly to prepare. This week, we wanted to talk about one of the boats we’re featuring in the show, an impressive motor yacht with all the bells and whistles one could ask for.
Watercolours is a 115-foot Trinity motor yacht that was built in 1990. In the summer of 2007, she received an extensive refit that included a complete remodeling of the main deck and a transformation of the previous formal dining room salon into a chic country kitchen with panoramic views forward and dining for up to 10 guests. The renovated kitchen was built with Sepeli Mahogany and teak, along with luxurious silks and leathers. Invite friends aboard for a relaxing evening in her gorgeous outdoor entertaining areas, or host a dinner party in the over-sized al fresco dining area on the aft deck, complete with a wet bar, refrigerator, icemaker, 46-inch plasma television, swim platform and sundeck. The sundeck also features a Jenn-Aire grill, barstool seating, sun pads and an on-deck Jacuzzi and helm station.
Watercolours can accommodate up to 8 guests in the double staterooms, and she comes equipped with an unbeatable selection of water toys, including 2 tenders and a jet ski. This beauty is based in the Bahamas in the summer and the Caribbean during the winter months. Come and see this opulent vessel at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show at the South Side Hall Of Fame!
Atlantic Yacht & Ship offers an extensive selections and new and used boats for sale and yachts for sale. Having served the yachting community for over 50 years, Atlantic Yacht & Ship is a leader in yacht and ship brokerage. AY&S will be exhibiting at the Bahia Mar/Hall Of Fame/Las Olas Marina HOF 215-222 and HOF FD 2-3,9. Stop by and say hello!
The proposed $250 million renovation of Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale received the first of two approvals in mid-May by city commissioners. Plans for the renovation include an updated Bahia Mar hotel, a new five-star Waldorf Astoria, a waterfront park and a permanent home for the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. LXR Resorts, owned by the Blackstone Group, has been negotiating with the city for five years to renovate Bahia Mar. The project will not be funded by tax-payer dollars, as developers would pay for a beach community center, a police command center and a trolley stop as well as facilities that would improve the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.