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At Monaco Yacht Show, Fountaine Pajot introduced a new chapter in its history with the launch of Fountaine Pajot Yachts, a brand dedicated exclusively to large luxury catamarans. Positioned at the very top of the company’s portfolio, the new identity blends signature design, advanced personalisation, and a commitment to sustainable innovation.

At the Monaco Yacht Show, Princess Yachts introduced a groundbreaking version of its flagship Y95, featuring an exceptionally rare six-cabin layout. This new configuration allows accommodation for up to 14 guests while keeping the yacht under the 24-metre load line—a notable achievement in design and regulation.

Marina Kaštela is gearing up to host the world’s largest yachts, with new berths set to open by Easter 2026. 

In a defining moment for the Italian yacht builder, Sanlorenzo has revealed the 74Steel, the largest and most technologically advanced yacht ever produced by the shipyard. Unveiled in La Spezia, this 74-metre masterpiece represents a new benchmark for innovation, craftsmanship, and customisation in the world of luxury yacht charter and private ownership.

Princess Yachts has re-entered the superyacht arena with the debut of the 106 Odyssey, a 32-metre vessel that represents the beginning of a new generation for the British shipyard. Revealed at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025, the model highlights Princess’s renewed focus on yachts exceeding 30 metres in length.

Fountaine Pajot Showcases FP48 and FP55 at Cannes

This year’s Cannes Yachting Festival saw Fountaine Pajot raise the curtain on two highly anticipated additions to its sailing catamaran range: the FP48 and FP55. Both models underline the yard’s drive to deliver catamarans that combine cutting-edge design, spacious comfort, and a closer connection to the sea.

A new chapter in Dutch yacht building has begun with the launch of Project Tanzanite, the largest Amels Full Custom superyacht ever constructed. At 120 metres in length and boasting 6,083 gross tonnes, this extraordinary vessel is now entering her final outfitting phase at Damen Yachting’s primary facility in Vlissingen.

When the sirens of nearly 50 yachts echoed across Split’s waterfront, it was more than just a spectacle—it was the sound of Croatia’s growing stature in the world of luxury yachting. From September 29 to October 1, the second edition of the CROYA Charter Show took over the city’s West Coast promenade as part of Split’s wider Nautical Festival, uniting top professionals from the global charter industry.

Genoa, September 23, 2025 – The Ferretti Yachts 800 has secured top recognition at the prestigious Design Innovation Award during the Genoa International Boat Show. The flybridge yacht triumphed in the “Motorboats over 14 metres LH” category, praised for its strong identity and the harmonious balance of design, aesthetics, and build quality that suit both elegance and practical use at sea.

A new era of sailing innovation is set to take center stage at the 2025 Monaco Yacht Show, where a pioneering sub-500 GT catamaran will debut, showcasing the integration of solid wing sail technology.

If you haven’t yet — you still have time! Until Sunday, September 28, the oldest nautical fair in Croatia and the region is taking place at the Karolina Riječka Pier, celebrating its 41st edition this year.

Beneteau has introduced the latest jewel in its express cruiser collection with the reveal of the Gran Turismo 50, a model that now takes the helm as the flagship of the Gran Turismo line. The launch follows on the heels of the Gran Turismo 35 and 40, unveiled earlier this year, and signals a bold new era for the French builder as it enters its 141st year.

Royal Huisman, the shipyard that made history in 2009 with Ethereal, the world’s first hybrid superyacht, is once again pushing the boundaries of sustainable yachting. Its latest concept, AERA, is a 50-meter (164 ft) vessel designed to answer the pressing question of how to combine efficiency, luxury, and environmental responsibility in yachts under 500 GT.

Azimut Yachts has lifted the curtain on the newest star of its iconic Fly collection—the Fly 82, now the largest in the range at 24.8 metres. With this launch, the Italian builder expands a family of seven models that have long defined the brand’s reputation for innovation and style in the flybridge segment.

At this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, Benetti is set to command attention with a double debut that highlights the shipyard’s creativity and craftsmanship. From September 24 to 27, Port Hercule will once again be transformed into the beating heart of the superyacht world, and Benetti’s B.Now line will be front and center.