The full line-up for the British Motor Yacht Show has been unveiled ahead of it opening later this week.
The highly anticipated 2024 event takes place at Premier Swanwick Marina from Thursday to Sunday (May 16 to 19).
Organised by industry pioneers Fairline, Premier Marinas, Princess, and Sunseeker, this year's event includes the addition of prestigious newcomers, alongside the confirmation of returning favourites.
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With over 80 motor yachts on display, including the all-new Fairline Targa 40, the Princess X80 and the Sunseeker Superhawk 55, both esteemed winners of the 2024 Motor Boat Awards, this event promises to be a celebration of marine innovation, elegance and luxury.
Making their show debuts, Sanlorenzo Yachts and Candela join the event for the first time. Italian yacht brand Sanlorenzo will showcase its cutting-edge design and artisan craftsmanship with a beautifully specified SL90A. At 28-metres, it will be the largest yacht on display at the show.
The electric hydrofoil Candela C-8, the only one of its kind in the UK, will also have its show debut providing eco-conscious enthusiasts with a glimpse into the latest in green technology.
Returning to the show, marine adventure brand Arksen will present its exceptional range, including the Arksen 30 and 28 alongside several of its iconic outdoor products. These join a line-up of other next-generation adventure boats, including the UK debut of the Axopar 29, the Brabus Marine Shadow 900 and 500 and the XO Crossover DFNDR 9 and EXPLR 9.
Andrew Lewis, Sales and Marketing Director of Premier Marinas, said: “Once again, the British Motor Yacht Show surpasses itself, presenting a meticulously curated boat show experience.
"It truly is a must-attend event for anyone in search of the epitome of luxury and cutting-edge technology in yacht ownership.”
Since its inception in 2003, the British Motor Yacht Show has made a name for itself as the leading event in the British boat show calendar where motor yacht buyers can avoid typical boat show crowds and consult with experts to guide their purchasing decision.
Tickets are on sale now from BritishMotorYachtShow.com
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