Westport 164, 130, 112
 Westport 164. Photograph by Neil Rabinowitz. (Click image to enlarge)
Westport recently extended its range of production motor yachts
to include a line of 164-foot tri-decks (pictured). Interior and exterior design
by Donald Starkey gives the new flagship an elegant layout with a surprising
degree of flexibility for customization. The popular 130 line falls into a
category often reserved for custom builds. Westport’s in-house design team
provided the 130 with such luxuries as an on-deck master suite with split head.
Despite the 112 being a middle child in her builder’s WP series, this raised
pilothouse M/Y from Jack Sarin and Taylor Olson displays a timeless
sophistication inside and out. A nearly 24-foot beam provides plenty of areas
for guests to stretch out. W164:
Miami Beach Marina, W130 and W112: Yacht & Brokerage Show.
www.westportyachts.comChristensen Lady Joy
If you’ve read about or boarded motor yachts Barchetta or
Marathon from Christensen’s 157-foot Custom Series, and you
missed seeing the yard’s fifth and latest Custom Series launch at last year’s
Fort Lauderdale boat show, then Miami is your chance to catch a glimpse of
tri-deck Lady Joy.
Designed for outdoor entertaining, she
features a custom foredeck and sun deck for sunbathing and dining. Guests and
crew are housed within her roomy interior in six staterooms, a nanny cabin and
six crew cabins. For more about this motor yacht and her Grammy award-winning
owner, turn to page 98 for the full-length feature article from contributing
editor Mark Masciarotte and Editor-in-Chief Jill Bobrow. Yacht & Brokerage Show.
www.christensenyachts.com
CRN Emerald Star
 Emerald Star. Photograph by Maurizio Paradisi. (Click image to enlarge)
Emerald Star is the first
hull of the recently launched CRN 43 displacement line and the largest composite
vessel produced by the Ancona shipyard. CRN teamed with Zuccon International
Project to create the 140-foot tri-deck motor yacht with a bulbous bow. Her
large external volumes and open-air spaces connect those on board with the sea.
An owner’s party of 10 is accommodated in four staterooms with large panoramic
windows and an owner’s suite with private studio that faces out to sea atop a
terrace exclusive to this yacht. The large sun deck is equipped with a Jacuzzi,
barbecue, sun loungers, motor scooters and a bar. At its center, the large
mainmast houses a dayhead. Two C32 Cats propel her at up to 15.5 knots.
MIBS—Sea Isle Marina.
www.crn-yacht.com
Benetti Classic 120, 85 Legend
 85 Legend. Photograph by Giuliano Sargentini. (Click image to enlarge)
Benetti debuts two new hulls in Miami: a Classic 120 and the 85
Legend (pictured). Stefano Righini and François Zuretti designed the entirely
composite Classic 120 M/Y. A modern design, lots of portlights and a widebody
superstructure configuration forward make for a spacious, light-filled interior.
Benetti presented the first hull of its 85-foot Legend series last year in
Cannes. With in-house naval architecture and exterior styling by Stefano
Righini, the Legend has softer lines than its larger composite cousins. Standard
at-anchor stabilizers, Haarmann gray-water treatment plant and centralized
Heinen & Hopman A/C make the Legend unique in its class. The vessel’s nearly
26-meter LOA and load line length of 23.98 meters deem it registrable for
private use or charter. Yacht
& Brokerage Show. www.benettiyachts.it Lazzara 116, 84, LSX Quad 75
 Lazzara 116. Photograph by Scott Pearson. (Click image to enlarge)
Lazzara Yachts lifted the veil on the largest motor yacht in
its present production line, the 116 (pictured), last year in Fort Lauderdale.
The first hull is offered as an open flybridge with an integrated hardtop for
shade when cruising. Sleek window lines, walkaround main deck, large swim
platform, electronically tinted galley skylight and redesigned interior also
characterize the new model. The Lazzara 84 evolved from the smaller 80 and
features a restyled, contemporary interior complete with an innovative galley
skylight. The hardtop model on display boasts a contemporary, high-contrast
interior finished in dark walnut. The LSX Quad redefines the term "control."
Instead of a traditional helm, the open LSX uses a simple joystick control,
thanks to Volvo’s Penta IPS system. Yacht & Brokerage Show. www.lazzarayachts.com
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