With the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show quickly approaching, SuperYacht Times takes a look at some of the largest yachts attending this year’s event.Coral Ocean | Lürssen | 72.54-metre | 1994

Built by the German shipyard Lürssen in 1994 as one of the yard’s largest projects at the time, she featured original exterior and interior design by Jon Bannenberg while her builder was responsible for the naval architecture. Originally known as Coral Island, Coral Ocean recently received a €35 million extensive refit at STP shipyard in Mallorca. She has been entirely redesigned by the Ahoy Club team, the company who now own and charter the vessel. Take a look onboard and learn more about one of the most iconic  Lürssen superyachts ever built here.Sea Owl | Feadship | 61.87-metre | 2013 

Built in 2013 by Feadship for an experienced owner, the 62-metre motor yacht Sea Owl is one of several collaborations by the Dutch shipyard and renowned British studio, Winch Design. She is known for her jade mist green hull and matching oyster white superstructure. Her whimsical interior is created for comfortable family living and is inspired by a unique underwater theme. Marguerite | Lürssen | 60.97-metre | 2004

Marguerite was delivered in 2004 from Lürssen and boasts a timeless exterior design by London-based studio Winch Design. Previously named Avanti, she features an updated and recently refitted Art-Deco interior by Winch Design and Dawn Moffitt…