The Palma Superyacht Show, which runs at the same time as the Boat Show Palma, will treat visitors to a flambouyant lineup of 65 superyachts this year.
The show – now in its fourth year - offers a quality selection of super yachts for sale and charter and takes place from the 28th of April until the 2nd of May in Palma de Mallorca.
The stunning selection of yachts, all over 24m, are immediately available for charter or sale - just in time for the summer season ahead.
Additionally the show takes in the 1st May public holiday, which means that international visitors can spend a long weekend in sunny Palma, enjoying the huge array of top quality restaurants, chic boutiques and petite hotels that this cosmopolitan city has to offer, as well as seeing a stunning selection of the world’s most magnificent yachts.
See beautiful Sunseeker yachts basking in the Spanish sunshine!
The Sunseeker Mallorca team will be exhibiting a selection of Sunseeker boats at the 2016 Palma Super Yacht and Boat Show. The Sunseeker boats on display include Sunseeker Manhattan 73, Sunseeker Predator 57 (pictured below), and the Sunseeker 80 Sport Yacht.
There is a big emphasis on sociability at the Sunseeker Mallorca stand where guests can join the team every day from 11 am – 8 pm. On Friday night, the show is open until late for the annual “La Noche Del Mar” event, a popular night that offers music DJ’s, drinks and entertainment.
Also at the Palma Superyacht Show...
Leading superyacht brokerages Burgess Yachts and Fraser Yachts will be exhibiting very special superyachts – including Aziza (Burgess Yachts) and Aurelia (Fraser Yachts, pictured below).
The 2016 Show aims to showcase a blend of impressive motor yachts and sleek high-performance sailing yachts, all over 24 metres in length and all available for sale and/or charter.
Here are a few to look out for if you’re lucky enough to be at the show. The 46.22m Pink Gin, designed by Judel/Vrolijk & Co and Design Unlimited is graceful and sleek, and the 48m Nativa, boasts a spectacular Bill Tripp design that will appear on the market for the first time. Alongside these beauties will be the 42.98m This is Us, a modern sailor’s classic with proven blue water credentials and a lot of class (pictured above).
Visit the Palma Superyacht Show website here.
Article: Alison Clements
Additionally the show takes in the 1st May public holiday, which means that international visitors can spend a long weekend in sunny Palma, enjoying the huge array of top quality restaurants, chic boutiques and petite hotels that this cosmopolitan city has to offer, as well as seeing a stunning selection of the world’s most magnificent yachts.
See beautiful Sunseeker yachts basking in the Spanish sunshine!
The Sunseeker Mallorca team will be exhibiting a selection of Sunseeker boats at the 2016 Palma Super Yacht and Boat Show. The Sunseeker boats on display include Sunseeker Manhattan 73, Sunseeker Predator 57 (pictured below), and the Sunseeker 80 Sport Yacht.
There is a big emphasis on sociability at the Sunseeker Mallorca stand where guests can join the team every day from 11 am – 8 pm. On Friday night, the show is open until late for the annual “La Noche Del Mar” event, a popular night that offers music DJ’s, drinks and entertainment.
Also at the Palma Superyacht Show...
Leading superyacht brokerages Burgess Yachts and Fraser Yachts will be exhibiting very special superyachts – including Aziza (Burgess Yachts) and Aurelia (Fraser Yachts, pictured below).
The 2016 Show aims to showcase a blend of impressive motor yachts and sleek high-performance sailing yachts, all over 24 metres in length and all available for sale and/or charter.
Here are a few to look out for if you’re lucky enough to be at the show. The 46.22m Pink Gin, designed by Judel/Vrolijk & Co and Design Unlimited is graceful and sleek, and the 48m Nativa, boasts a spectacular Bill Tripp design that will appear on the market for the first time. Alongside these beauties will be the 42.98m This is Us, a modern sailor’s classic with proven blue water credentials and a lot of class (pictured above).
Visit the Palma Superyacht Show website here.
Article: Alison Clements
