November 6, 2026
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Willem-Jan Webbink

FLIBS 2026 Has Officially Started!

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the world’s largest in-water boat show, has officially opened its doors. This year marks an important milestone for Steeler Yachts, as we present our Ocean Explorer series to the American market for the first time, represented by the Ocean Explorer 72 Two Bubbles.

Following her Atlantic crossing of more than 2,000 nautical miles, Two Bubbles has arrived in Fort Lauderdale. Her journey from Europe to the Caribbean demonstrated exactly what the Ocean Explorer series is designed for: crossing oceans safely, comfortably, and with confidence. Visitors now have the opportunity to step aboard and experience the yacht for themselves.

A Preview of the Ocean Explorer 88
Alongside Two Bubbles, we are presenting a scale model of our new Ocean Explorer 88. This 88-foot tri-deck explorer is the latest addition to our Ocean Explorer range, offering more space and new possibilities for owners looking to travel further.
Your Next Adventure Could Start Sooner
​For those considering an Ocean Explorer of their own, Two Bubbles offers an opportunity to get started sooner. The yacht is currently available for sale, allowing her next owner to set out on new adventures without the lead time of a custom build.
​We invite you to visit us at Bahia Mar Yachting Center, Slip DE-3, from October 28 through November 1

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