Absolute
World premiereAbsolute Navetta 50
The compact Navetta, on the same terrace-cockpit layout as its two larger sisters.
Show guide
8–13 September 2026 Cannes, France
Europe’s largest in-water boat show returns to the Côte d’Azur with around 700 boats. What’s debuting, when to go, and where to find each yacht’s sistership for sale.
The festival’s own world-premiere list, with the quay each boat is moored on so you can plan a route rather than a wander. A handful of debuts confirmed by their builders but not tagged by the organizer are included too, and where MarineSource has the brand, there is a link to her sisterships for sale.
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Absolute
World premiereThe compact Navetta, on the same terrace-cockpit layout as its two larger sisters.
Absolute
World premiereAdds a convertible cockpit and a step-free flybridge.
Absolute
World premiereLargest of the three new Navettas, which share bigger glazing and terrace-style cockpits.
Amel
World premiereUpdate to one of the best-known shorthanded bluewater cruisers.
Amer Yachts
World premiereIce-class 138-foot explorer with an 8,900-mile cruising range.
Anvera
World premiereA 66-foot carbon hull past 70 knots, a category record.
Apreamare
World premiereA 42-foot gozzo, sportier and more contemporary than the type.
Aquila
World premiereA 35-foot power catamaran carrying four social zones aboard.
Aquila
World premiereAquila’s second sailing model, 47 feet on a 25-foot beam.
AvA Yachts
World premiereAn 84-foot steel explorer on four decks, 5,000-mile range.
Axopar
World premiereA 39-foot dayboat: wraparound windshield forward, cockpit open behind.
Azimut
World premiereCarbon-built four-deck flagship with Hull Vane foil technology and an owner’s upper deck.
Azimut
World premiereThird-generation Magellano, 86 feet, five cabins and a loggia.
Azimut
World premiereAn 84-foot flagship for Azimut’s low-emission Seadeck line.
Bellini Yacht
World premiereOutboard power brings extra range to Bellini’s refined walkaround.
Bellini Yacht
World premiereA one-off built with racing driver Francesco Castellacci.
Bellini Yacht
World premiereA 68-foot walkaround born of comfort and rigorous design.
Beneteau
World premiereA 40-foot open dayboat with convertible bow and lounge cockpit.
Beneteau
World premiereA 43-foot passagemaker with aft galley and raised saloon.
Bering Yachts
World premiereA 62-foot aluminium expedition catamaran with 3,000-mile range.
Bluegame
World premiereA 66-foot cruiser merging interior and exterior into one space.
BRABUS Marine
World premiereA 38-foot, 1,000-horsepower dayboat reaching 60 knots.
De Antonio Yachts
World premiereA 37-foot boat with an enclosed glass cabin amidships.
Fairline
World premiereA 58-foot Targa drawn to blur inside and out.
Ferretti Yachts
World premiereA 74-foot flybridge for eighteen people, reaching 28 knots.
Fiart
World premiereA 57-foot cruiser by Massimo Simeone with a stern beach.
FIM Yachts
World premiereA 58-foot Sport Fly opening a new FIM range.
Finnmaster
World premiereA 30-foot day cruiser seating ten, two cabins below.
Fjord
World premiereA 44-foot open cruiser with full-beam T-Top and reversing bench.
Forte Yachts
World premiereA 47-foot aluminium walkaround with folding side terraces.
Fountaine Pajot
World premiereSuccessor to the Tanna 47, reworked around indoor–outdoor living and longer passages.
Fountaine Pajot
World premiereThe yard’s first flybridge model.
Fountaine Pajot
World premiereOpening model of the Fountaine Pajot Yachts range, for twelve guests and five crew across up to eight layouts.
Grand Soleil
World premiereCantiere del Pardo’s largest yacht, built to cross oceans short-handed.
Grand Soleil
World premiereA 79-foot ocean cruiser with carbon rig and telescopic keel.
Grandezza
World premiereA 33-foot day cruiser on twin 300hp outboards.
Greenline
World premiereMore space and a fresh flybridge, after the Greenline 48.
Hanse
World premiereA 46-foot cruiser whose Beach Club reaches the water.
ICE Yachts
World premiereA 79-foot carbon sailing yacht with two cockpits.
ISA Yachts
World premiereA 21.5-metre carbon speed yacht quoted at 50 knots.
ISA Yachts
World premiereA 127-foot carbon-reinforced planing yacht by Fulvio De Simoni.
Itama
World premiereVallicelli-styled open keeping the brand’s full-length hull windows, with three cabins and 40 knots from twin MAN V12s.
Jeanneau
World premiereA 34-foot outboard dayboat good for 40 knots.
Jeanneau Yachts
World premiereFor sailors who want to go far without giving up comfort, with systems built for long spells at sea and at anchor.
Karnic
New modelA 28-foot hard-top dayboat certified for nine people.
Kattum Yachts
World premiereA cabin version of Kattum’s K-30 Open catamaran.
Lagoon
World premiereRedesigned layout with more living space and more sustainable systems on board.
Leopard
World premiereA 43-foot catamaran on wave-piercing hulls with reverse bows.
Magazzù
World premiereA 50-foot maxi-RIB rated to 1,800 hp and 50 knots.
Mangusta
World premiereA 70-footer by Igor Lobanov, behaving more like a hypercar.
Nautor Swan
World premiereOpening model of the Swan Maxi range, kept just under the 24-metre threshold.
Neo Yachts
World premiereA 59-foot full-carbon crossover by Ceccarelli Yacht Design.
Nimbus
World premiereA 35-foot dayboat with fold-out balconies, sleeping five.
Numarine
World premiereOpen explorer built around outdoor living and long-range cruising.
NYX Catamarans
World premiereA sailing catamaran sleeping four to eight in double cabins.
Oromarine
World premiereOromarine’s new maxi RIB, built for up to 1,600 hp.
Pardo
World premiereThird model in the GT coupé range, slotting between the GT52 and GT75 with a reverse bow and a 35-knot top speed.
Patrone
World premiereA 46-foot open cruiser drawn on Ligurian gozzo lines.
Pearl Yachts
World premiereContinues the British yard’s move upmarket at a size that still suits family use and charter.
Pioneer Yachts
World premiereAn 18-metre solar-electric catamaran, engineered and built in Germany.
RIBCO
World premiereRIBCO’s flagship RIB, here on inboard diesel power.
Rio Yachts
World premiereA 50-foot coupé drawn with Marino Alfani for fourteen.
Salpa
World premiereSalpa’s 12.30-metre Avantgarde, 3.54 metres across the beam.
Salpa
World premiereAn 11.35-metre double-step RIB rated for 16 people.
Sanlorenzo
World premiereSanlorenzo’s first Volvo Penta IPS hybrid, cruising silently on electric.
Saxdor
World premiereOpen sister to the 460 GTC, designed around outdoor living.
Sirena Yachts
World premiereThe yard’s largest model yet.
Steeler Yachts
World premiereA 70-foot steel yacht with a convertible flybridge.
Sunseeker
World premiereFlagship of the Manhattan range, 92 feet, reaching 26 knots.
Technohull
World premiereA performance dayboat balancing offshore speed with yacht comfort.
Veya Yachts
World premiereThe first model from Fountaine Pajot and Couach’s new brand.
Wellcraft
World premiereA 34-foot centre console good for over 50 knots.
Whisper Yachts
World premiereA solar-electric yacht with unlimited range at five knots.
Windelo
World premiereThe Sport Windelo, with carbon daggerboards and hybrid-electric drive.
Deo Juvante Yachts
World premiereA 25.5-metre yacht design shown on Deo Juvante’s Palais stand.
NAVAN
World premiereNAVAN’s entry into the large exploration segment.
Neo Yachts
New modelA 14-metre Ceccarelli-designed performance sailing yacht from Neo.
Outer Reef Yachts
World premiereA 27.1-metre Lynx YXT, offered in the brokerage area.
Sunreef Yachts
World premiereHigh-performance catamaran opening a new generation for the Polish yard.
8–13 September 2026. Cannes, Côte d’Azur, France.
| Days | Hours |
|---|---|
| Tue 8 – Thu 10 Sept | 10:00–19:00 |
| Fri 11 Sept | 10:00–22:00 |
| Sat 12 Sept | 10:00–19:00 |
| Sun 13 Sept | 10:00–18:00 |
Vieux Port
The main show. Motor yachts from about 40 to 165 feet, the Innovation Route and the superyacht quay. Entrances at Palais des Festivals and Pantiero.
Port Canto
Sailing Area with around 120 new sailing models, the Power Boat Marina of dayboats, and the Brokers & Toys area. A free shuttle links the two ports.
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