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The hottest yachts for the 2019 season

| Jo-Lynn Brown

The 41st Annual St. Petersburg Power & Sailboat Show was held at the Duke Energy Center for the Arts, Mahaffey Theater Yacht Basin and Albert Whitted Park in St. Petersburg.

Boats ranging from 12 to 70 feet, from Clearwater-based MarineMax, were on display for four days. Models included popular brands like Galeon, Aquila and Azimut Yachts.

Here’s a selection of some of the luxury models that were on display.

 

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