The International Multihull Show 2025 is undoubtedly the event of the year that yachting enthusiasts around the world are looking forward to. The show will take place from April 23rd to 27th at the La Grande Motte Center. More than 80 boats of all types will be on display, including 11 world premieres, 4 European premieres and 1 French debut, an unprecedented line-up of premieres.
Registration for the show is now closed and the number of boats on show has broken all previous records. Among the world premieres of sailing catamarans, the Portofino Cat 47, Cataruga's Tortue 147 and Heysea Yachts' Seaview 59 will be making a stunning debut. The highly anticipated Seawind 1370 will also be unveiled for the first time in the European market. The power catamaran segment is also very exciting, with Croisière Exclusive's hybrid SunMare 50 and Omaya 50 making an exclusive appearance at the International Multihull Show. The American brand Aquila Power Catamarans will make its European debut with the Aquila 50 and Aquila 42 Coupé, both equipped with the innovative Hydro Glide Foil System, which boosts engine efficiency by 35%, injecting new energy into the development of power catamarans.
One of the highlights of this year's show was the new layout design. The organizers have created an exclusive power catamaran marina with 16 to 20 motor multihulls on display to attract more potential buyers. The sailing catamaran section will also perform well, with more than 60 boats expected to be on display, and a record number of visitors expected.
In addition to boats on the water, the organizers have set up a new demonstration area dedicated to small boats, water toys, dinghies and electric motors. Some of the exhibits will be available for visitors to try out at sea, providing them with an immersive and unique experience. 2025 will see a significant increase in the participation of international shipbuilders, and a complete reorganization of the Design & Innovation area, which is a favorite among visitors.
As the world's leading event in the multihull sector and a key show for the international yachting industry, the International Multihull Show has a great mission. In order to further strengthen its position, the Fédération Française de l'Industrie Nautique (FFN) has reorganized its subsidiary M2O, which is responsible for the organization of the show, by appointing Christophe Vieux as Managing Director, Caroline Popovici as Show Director, and Anaïs David in charge of Sales and Customer Relations.
Caroline Popovici: “The International Multihull Show has always been an eagerly awaited event and we have to keep pushing it forward. This year we have welcomed more sailing multihulls and power multihulls to the show. We are pleased to see that shipyards, charter companies and the entire multihull industry, as well as local partners with whom we work closely, have placed their full trust in us.” It is believed that with the joint efforts of all parties, the International Multihull Show 2025 will be a great success and set a new benchmark for the development of the global multihull industry.
Source: Yachting News
Leave the comment
