The 45m Forever

Camper & Nicholsons is planning to display five superyachts at this year’s Palma International Boat Show, which will be held in Mallorca from April 25-28, overlapping with the Singapore Yachting Festival. In the Varadero area, Camper & Nicholsons will show Borkumriff IV, the 51m Royal Huisman sailing yacht, with two Italy-built motor yachts, the 45m Logica Forever and 35m Benetti Sea Belle.

In the Moll Vell area, the brokerage house will display Merrymaid, the 34m sailing yacht launched by Camper & Nicholsons in 1904, and the 23m Silver Cavalier, built in mahogany by James A Silver and launched in 1966. Yachts in the surrounding area include the 35m Admiral Cinquanta-50 and Silvertip, the 34m sailing yacht by Yachting Developments.

Sanlorenzo SP110

Sanlorenzo is showing an SP110 smart-performance coupe and an SD96 from its semi-displacement series in Marina Moll Vell, where the Italian shipyard’s sister brand, Bluegame, is displaying its BGX63 and BG54.

Arcadia Yachts is showcasing the sixth unit of Sherpa 80, with the Italian builder stating that the Balearic Islands have always been a thriving market for the brand. The model includes extensive use of solar panels and is fitted with the Volvo Penta IPS propulsion system, which helps reduce fuel consumption.

Arcadia Sherpa 80

Ugo Pellegrino, Arcadia’s founder and CEO, said: “Arcadia yachts are appreciated all over the world and particularly in the Mediterranean, the area that embodies the shipyard’s approach. In 2016 we first took part in the Palma International Boat Show, which is an important event for the entire industry, marking the start of the yachting season in the Med and attracting over 30,000 visitors every year.”

Sunseeker’s display is headed by the Ocean 182 – the 182GT enclosed-flybridge version of the Ocean 90 – while the British builder will also show a Superhawk 55 and Manhattan 55.

Sunseeker Ocean 182

Sean Robertson, Sunseeker’s Sales and Marketing Director, said: “Sunseeker and Mallorca are almost synonymous with one another. Enter any marina, and you will see a fleet of new and classic Sunseeker yachts. Our presence in this region is unmatched and continues to be a world-leading destination for boating. The Palma International Boat Show is an unmissable event in incredible surroundings.”

Pearl Yachts, in partnership with long-time Spanish distributor Mallorca Marine Group, will show all three of its current models, the Pearl 62, Pearl 72 and flagship Pearl 95, which will be complemented this summer by the Pearl 82, the British brand’s newest project.

Pearl 72

Iain Smallridge, Pearl’s Managing Director, said: “Our participation in the Palma International Boat Show with Mallorca Marine Group marks a significant moment for Pearl Yachts. It reflects our ongoing dedication to pushing the boundaries of luxury yachting and our commitment to excellence. Each model we display is a representation of our ethos: to build few, but to build extraordinary.”

Prestige, represented by Ancasta, will show four yachts from three ranges, including the F4 flybridge that debuted last year. The French-owned builder will display its two M-Line multihull models, the M48 and the flagship M8 (65ft) that debuted last year, as well as the X60 from its X-Line. From Poland, Sunreef will show a Sunreef 70 sailing catamaran, Stylia.

Sunreef 70, Stylia

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