Silver Yachts’ Catamaran Triumph at Fort Lauderdale
A 36-metre catamaran of elegant proportions and refined engineering has earned recognition at Monaco's most discerning maritime awards. Silver Yachts presents the vessel at Fort Lauderdale's final hours.
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The architecture of a catamaran speaks to a particular philosophy of maritime living: stability married with grace, twin hulls engineered to move through water with deliberate purpose. Silver Yachts’ 36-metre catamaran embodies this principle with the kind of considered design that catches the eye of those who understand what separates thoughtful naval engineering from mere spectacle.
At Monaco’s 2025 Blue Wake Awards, where the maritime world’s most accomplished vessels gather for scrutiny, this catamaran received the Special Jury Award. Such recognition arrives not through marketing but through the accumulated details that discerning observers notice: the proportion of deck space, the flow of light through glazing, the way the vessel sits upon the water, the integrity of every seam and joint.
Silver Yachts has brought this vessel to Fort Lauderdale’s International Boat Show, where the final hours of the gathering at Pier 66 offer a final opportunity to encounter the yacht and meet those who conceived and built her. The team behind her represents the kind of collaborative expertise that transforms a vision into something you can stand upon, feel beneath your feet, and understand through experience rather than description.
The 36-metre catamaran demonstrates the possibilities available to those who commission a yacht with particular expectations. A catamaran of this scale offers considerable interior volume, the structural advantages that come from twin hulls, and performance characteristics that reflect genuine engineering rather than compromise. The vessel’s recognition at the Blue Wake Awards acknowledges not merely its aesthetics but the quality of thought and execution visible in every aspect of her design and construction.
For those who have followed the evolution of contemporary catamaran design, Silver Yachts’ latest expression represents a moment worth witnessing before the Fort Lauderdale show draws to its conclusion. The opportunity to walk the vessel’s decks, to experience the spatial relationships that the designers intended, and to discuss possibilities with the team responsible for her creation remains available through the final hours of the exhibition.
Those wishing to discuss commissioning a yacht or to learn more about Silver Yachts’ approach to design and construction may direct enquiries to the sales team. The vessel remains at Pier 66 throughout the show’s final day, from 10:00 until 17:00.
Imagery courtesy of Silver Yachts (@silveryachts).
