The Cannes Yachting Festival 2024 exhibition opened today. This year, 700 yachts and boats ranging in length from 5 to 50 meters will be presented at the festival. We are talking about new boats that cannot be missed
Almax
50m
Sanlorenzo
At the 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival, Sanlorenzo will debut Almax, the first superyacht in its 50Steel series and the company's first fuel-cell-powered vessel. Almax represents a significant step towards carbon-neutral cruising, using "green" methanol and fuel cell reformer technology to power the yacht's hotel load. Sanlorenzo estimates that this innovative system could achieve zero emissions for up to 90% of typical usage time. The 50-meter yacht offers five guest cabins, along with a gym and spa, combining luxury with sustainability. Two additional units in the 50Steel series are currently under construction at the Italian shipyard.
Frette
43m
Columbus Yachts
Making its debut, Frette is the second unit in Columbus Yachts' Atlantique 43 series, following the June 2024 delivery of sistership Night Fury II. Designed by Milan-based studio Hot Lab, Frette blends elements of motor yachts and classic sailing boats. Notable is the sailing-style stern, featuring a five-meter central swimming pool positioned just 50 centimeters above sea level. Named after the iconic Italian brand, the yacht is furnished with luxurious Frette linens throughout. This 43-meter yacht continues Columbus Yachts' commitment to merging elegance with innovative design.
Mangusta Oceano 39
39m
Overmarine
The 39-meter Mangusta Oceano 39 is the entry-level model in Mangusta Yachts' displacement line, commissioned by an American owner. Designed by Alberto Mancini, the yacht features straight lines, all-glass gunwales, and a minimalist aesthetic. The bow hosts an infinity pool with a glass-bottom section that filters light into the master cabin, which also includes a fold-out balcony. Four additional guest cabins are located on the lower deck. Powered by twin MTU engines, the Mangusta Oceano 39 can reach a maximum speed of 15 knots with a range of 2,250 nautical miles.
30XP
30.7m
Numarine
The 30XP is Numarine’s first hybrid diesel-electric explorer. Following its initial reveal in September 2022, the model has already attracted interest, with four units sold prior to the first launch. Designed by Can Yalman, the 30XP features a spacious layout with an open-air dining area, a master suite with a private balcony, and a semi-open beach club. This superyacht can accommodate 10 guests and is powered by a hybrid system or twin 560-hp MAN engines, achieving speeds up to 13 knots.
Super Mario
30.7m
Extra Yachts
Super Mario is the fourth unit in the Extra X96 Triplex series Boasting an impressive 238 GT spread across four decks, this model leads its category in terms of volume.
The exterior design of Super Mario is the work of Guida Design studio in collaboration with the Extra Yachts style team, while the interiors have been crafted by the renowned Hot Lab studio. Customized meticulously to meet the desires of the owner and his family, this unit stands out from its predecessors with the inclusion of a sixth cabin on the upper deck and the relocation of the galley to the main deck. Powered by three Volvo Penta IPS engines, each delivering 1000 horsepower, the X96 Triplex achieves a top speed of 17.5 knots and a cruising speed of 12 knots.
Dream Catcher
28.3m
Nautor Swan
The Swan 88 is the first model fully developed from the outset to offer a hybrid electric propulsion option in partnership with Torqeedo and sees continuation of the cooperation of Germán Frers for Naval Architecture, Misa Poggi for Interior Design and Lucio Micheletti, Micheletti+Partners, for the exterior styling. The hull is full carbon fiber epoxy construction utilizing the proven benefits of Sprint® lamination technology together with the yard’s proprietary advanced carbon mould technology.
Sexy Me
27.8m
Otam
The new Otam 90 GTS yacht, named Sexy Me, has exceeded expectations during recent sea trials, reaching a remarkable top speed of 45 knots – three knots above the contractual requirement. Designed by leading experts including Umberto Tagliavini and Giuseppe Bagnardi, this 28-meter vessel blends elegance and performance seamlessly. Thanks to the collaboration with Giuseppe Bagnardi of the BG Design Firm, the new flagship stands out for its unique and tailor-made details. With notable features like a carbon-fiber helm inspired by racing, customized interiors, and advanced sound insulation, it promises unparalleled comfort. Celebrating Otam's 70th anniversary, the yacht will make its world debut at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2024.
S80
25m
Princess Yachts
The S80, the flagship of the S Class range, will make its debut at this year's Cannes Yachting Festival. Developed in collaboration with Olesinski naval architects and Pininfarina, this versatile vessel can be operated by the owner or discreetly crewed, featuring an enclosed helm for up to three crew members. Designed for sociability, the main deck seamlessly connects sunbathing, lounging, and dining areas close to the water. The spacious 28.7-square-metre flybridge includes multiple seating areas, a wet bar, barbecue, and convertible dining table that transforms into an outdoor cinema. The S80, equipped with powerful engines, can reach speeds of up to 34 knots.
INFYNITO 80
23.7m
Ferretti Yachts
The INFYNITO 80 enhances the "environmental friendliness, unmatched flexibility, and innovative layout" of its larger counterpart, the INFYNITO 90. It features the popular all-season terrace, now protected by an expanded superstructure for complete privacy and weather protection. Significant changes include the upper deck, which is fully open on the INFYNITO 80 compared to being closed on the 90. Sustainability remains a priority, with interiors outfitted in lamellar teak, regenerated leather, and other recyclable materials. The exterior design is crafted by Filippo Salvetti, while the interiors are the work of IdeaeITALIA.
Seadeck 7
21.8m
Azimut
The Seadeck 7, part of the innovative Seadeck series, showcases cutting-edge environmental technology aimed at meeting the IMO's CO2 emissions targets ahead of the 2030 deadline. Designed by Alberto Mancini in collaboration with Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez, the vessel draws inspiration from Benetti's popular Oasis range. Emphasizing outdoor living, it features a unique "Fun Island" at the stern, which transforms the cockpit into a sea-level lounge. The yacht offers accommodation across four spacious cabins, making it a perfect blend of style and sustainability for eco-conscious adventurers.
Credits: Azimut; Columbus Yachts; Extra Yachts; Ferretti Yachts; Nautor Swan; Otam; Overmarine; Princess Yachts; Sanlorenzo
Italian yacht builder Dolomia Yachts has introduced its inaugural power catamaran range, developed in partnership with design firm Centrostiledesign. The initial models include the 22-meter D100 and smaller D70, designed to provide monohull-equivalent volume with reduced hydrodynamic resistance.The D100 model offers approximately 300 square meters of interior space, comparable to 30-meter monohull yachts. Configurations include four-cabin layouts with full-beam master suite or five-cabin charter arrangements with crew accommodations. The design incorporates 66 square meters of solar panels generating 15kWp of power.Construction utilizes non-toxic resins, FSC-certified wood, and renewable cork materials. Propulsion options include Volvo diesel engines with IPS or straight-shaft transmission, alongside hybrid and fully electric system alternatives. The yacht features photovoltaic panels and semi-solid-state battery technology.Design elements comprise a flybridge with active spoiler, retractable tender garage for 5-meter watercraft, and 18-square-meter beach club area. The company emphasizes reduced fuel consumption and environmental impact through hull design and sustainable technologies.Dolomia Yachts founder Alessandro Righi stated the company is "very close to achieving the highest technological quality" while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Construction of the first D100 unit is underway with scheduled delivery for 2027, while development continues on the smaller D70 model.The company has established partnerships with four Italian marine suppliers and contracted NSS Charter for yacht management services, including luxury charter operations in Sardinia's Costa Smeralda region. The yachts will be constructed in facilities utilizing established Italian shipbuilding expertise.Credits: Dolomia Yachts
August 27, 2025
Italian marine engineering company West Navaltech has launched Forte Yachts, a new yacht brand focused on aluminum vessel construction. The debut model, the Forte 47, is currently in development at the company's Ameglia facility near La Spezia.West Navaltech operates from a 1,300-square-meter covered production area with 1,800 square meters of hard standing. The company has previously specialized in constructing steel and aluminum workboats ranging from 14 to 50 meters, including fire department vessels, electric catamarans, and tugboats. The company also supplies aluminum components to shipyards in the Miglio Blu district.Livio Franchini, Technical Manager and partner at West Navaltech, stated: "The creation of Forte Yachts marks a strategic expansion. We wanted to separate our workboat production from our leisure brand, keeping both worlds independent but complementary."The Forte 47 measures 14.3 meters in length with aluminum construction emphasizing interior volume. The design includes two full-height cabins and two bathrooms, with ceiling heights exceeding two meters below deck. Naval architecture was developed by Umberto Tagliavini of Marine Design.The vessel will be offered in both outboard and inboard engine configurations, with layout variations depending on propulsion choice. The design targets coastal cruising itineraries such as Monaco to Porto Cervo or Miami to the Bahamas.Fernando Moricca, co-founder of the new brand, described the venture as "a response to the desire to reinterpret the sea with respect, competence and style." The brand name references both strength (from Italian "forte") and the coastal town of Forte dei Marmi.Production continues at West Navaltech's existing facilities, with the Forte 47 representing the company's entry into the premium leisure boat market. The company's industrial capabilities provide the technical foundation for the new yacht brand.Credits: Forte Yachts
August 27, 2025
MDL Marinas has been selected for participation in the Monaco Yacht Show's Blue Wake initiative, which recognizes environmental sustainability efforts in the superyacht and marina industries. The selection follows review by the Water Revolution Foundation.Between 2022 and 2025, MDL reduced operational carbon emissions by 54% through renewable electricity adoption and solar panel installations across 18 locations. The company became the first UK marina operator to implement the BREEAM sustainability framework for marine facility development.Solar installations generated 101,918 kWh in May 2025, with annual production reaching 601,128 kWh. The renewable energy program has resulted in approximately £144,000 in annual electricity cost savings compared to grid procurement.Steve Russell, Head of Property Infrastructure at MDL Marinas, stated: "The 54% carbon reduction demonstrates that environmental responsibility and operational efficiency go hand in hand. Our solar programme alone has delivered over £144,000 in annual savings whilst significantly reducing our environmental impact."Tim Mayer, Sales and Marketing Director, added: "Being recognised as part of the Monaco Yacht Show's Blue Wake programme reflects the sustained investment we've made to reduce our emissions as part of our #greenermarinas strategy."MDL's sustainability initiatives will be featured in Monaco Yacht Show communications and considered for Blue Wake Awards during the September event. The company maintains real-time solar production dashboards publicly accessible on its website.The Monaco Yacht Show occurs annually in Port Hercule, showcasing luxury yachting and sustainable marine technologies. MDL's selection highlights increasing industry focus on environmental standards for marina operations worldwide.Credits: MDL Marinas
August 27, 2025
The 82-meter Oceanco motor yacht Alfa Nero has been listed for sale at €88.5 million through Northrop & Johnson. Broker Richard Higgins holds the exclusive listing for the vessel, which was delivered in 2007 and underwent comprehensive refitting in 2024.Designed by Nuvolari Lenard with interiors by Alberto Pinto, the yacht features Art Deco elements combined with contemporary aesthetics. Notable features include an aft infinity pool with glass waterfall sides and a convertible floor that rises to form a flush entertainment area. The pool system was among the first of its kind in yacht design.Accommodations include six staterooms for 12 guests connected by glass elevators. The master suite occupies the upper deck forward section with private office, marble bathroom, and hot tub-equipped terrace. Additional amenities comprise a spa, sauna, steam room, cinema, and beauty salon.Technical specifications include twin MTU engines providing 18-knot cruising speed and 20-knot maximum speed. The yacht carries a Vanquish VQ45 chase boat and extensive water toys including jet skis, seabobs, and a jellyfish-protected sea pool.The steel-hulled vessel offers 1,250 square meters of living space across multiple decks. Alfa Nero remains one of the most recognizable superyachts in global waters following its 2024 refit, which updated systems while maintaining its original design integrity.Oceanco was founded in 1987. Right now it is a world-class builder of custom superyachts up to the 140 meters range. Oceanco works with world-known designers such as Terence Disdale, Nuvolari-Lenard, Espen Oeino, Sam Sorgiovanni, Igor Lobanov, Tim Heywood and Andrew Winch to create some of the timeless and award-winning yachts afloat today.Credits: Northrop & Johnson
August 26, 2025
The 2021 Feadship motor yacht Somnium, constructed by De Vries shipyard with exterior design by Studio De Voogt and interior architecture by FM Architettura, is currently offered for sale. The aluminum-hulled vessel presents an opportunity for ownership without new-build waiting periods.Somnium accommodates 10 guests across five staterooms, including a full-beam owner's suite featuring a private balcony and dedicated office space. The interior design emphasizes functional luxury for extended global cruising.Key features include a 2.55-meter draft enabling access to shallow anchorages, an aft deck plunge pool with adjustable depth and counter-current system, and an expansive foredeck lounge area. The sun deck incorporates a hot tub and panoramic viewing areas.Technical specifications include an enclosed tender garage with dedicated dive storage and a fold-down transom platform creating sea-level access from the gymnasium. The yacht's design prioritizes family-oriented cruising with multiple outdoor social areas.The 2021 delivery date places Somnium among contemporary Feadship offerings with updated navigation systems and propulsion technology. The vessel's availability provides immediate access to Dutch-built superyacht ownership without construction lead times.Based in the Netherlands and with roots dating back to 1849, Feadship was formed as a group in 1949 as a marketing partnership between six Dutch shipyards, de Vries Lentch, Van de Stadt, Witsen & Vis, Akerboom, De Vries Scheepsbouw and Van Lent Shipyard, and De Voogt Naval Architects. Feadship is well-known as one of the Netherlands’ most elite yacht builders and delivers superyachts from 50–100+ meters in length.Credits: Feadship
August 26, 2025