In the Vieux Port – the old harbour – you’ll find superyachts, flybridge models and open boats, amongst others. The largest vessels moor at Quai Max Laubeuf – or are anchored offshore. The new jetée, where engine manufacturers will be exhibiting, is due to be completed this year. At Port Canto – accessible on foot, by bus or via a tender shuttle – the 2.5-kilometre circular route now flows completely seamlessly. This route takes visitors through the Power Boat Marina, which accommodates vessels up to 13 metres in length. Visitors will also come across the ‘Toys Zone’ and the jetties of the yacht brokers. Their offering this year is particularly extensive, with more than 45 yachts over 25 metres in length.
Sanlorenzo’s “SHE” at the Cannes Yachting Festival
What’s afloat at the Vieux Port in terms of large exhibits: The Next Yacht Group has brought the Maiora M30, whilst Sanlorenzo is showcasing its new retro classic “SHE” as well as two Bluegames (BG64 and BGX83). Numarine is presenting the first 27 XP, whilst Sirena is showcasing the brand-new 118 and Princess Yachts’ recently launched X90. ISA Yachts is showcasing the Viper 130, whilst Sunseeker has nine models on display at the jetty, including the 82 Ocean Enclosed and, for the first time, the Manhattan 94.
Uske Berndt
Editor News & Panorama
