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During the last edition, our port has become a stage where passion for the sea, innovation and adventure have merged into an unparalleled experience.

We would like to express our sincere thanks to every one of you. Your presence has filled our docks with positive energy and contagious enthusiasm, making this event a true feast for lovers of the nautical world.

The Palma International Boat Show 2024 brought together 295 participating companies, along with 260 boats on display at sea.

Palma Superyacht Village

The Superyacht Village , formerly called the Palma Superyacht Show, features some of the finest 24m+ superyachts currently on the international brokerage and charter market. Another huge attraction is the Village’s wide array of shore-side exhibitors, showcasing anything from the latest advancements in sail design to next-level marine electronics. The Superyacht Village also includes a dedicated Refit & Repair area that targets the yachting industry’s experts and professionals.

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Mallorca opens up an entire world of possibilities for those visiting as part of a crewed yacht charter in Spain . The beautiful bays and crystal clear waters that surround the island's interior provide a fantastic playground for the modern charterer. What’s more, thanks to the marine facilities located just outside of the Spanish capital city of Palma, those visiting by superyacht are able to access the up-and-coming hotspot with incredible ease.

Mallorca Luxury Yacht Charter As part of the world-renowned Balearic Islands , Mallorca has beautifully striking landscapes and enjoys characteristically hot summers. Along with seemingly endless stretches of blemish-free beaches, there are a series of caves above and below the water for those who enjoy scuba diving when away on vacation. As much of a cultural hotspot as a geographical marvel, Mallorca is also home to an incredible dining scene as well as a burgeoning art world.

Luxury Yacht Charter In Mallorca A truly distinguished charter destination, Mallorca brings together everything that is great about the Balearic Islands and Spain more generally. Specifically, it combines an beautiful, natural landscape with plenty of attractions to enjoy on the mainland. With such an enviable backdrop on hand to charter guests, there are fewer destinations better suited for a luxury yacht charter in the summer. Of course, the city of Palma in the southwest of Majorca promises to amaze visitors with its sheer variety of sights and architecture.

Yacht Charters in Mallorca As an outstanding Mediterranean charter destination there is a wide selection of motor yachts, sailing yachts and luxury catamarans available for rent around Majorca.The Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in the north protects the island from violent gales, meaning its climate is consistently mild and pleasant, with temperatures creeping up to 30°C (85°F) in the hottest months of July and August. 

Charter Itineraries in Mallorca Hosting one of Europe’s largest marinas, Palma is undoubtedly the best place to begin a yacht vacation. Paved with winding cobbled streets, it’s well worth immersing yourself in the historic city before getting underway for Port’ d’Andrax, Soller, Pollenca, and Cala Ratjada. Each offering something unique to the modern charterer, these spots are perfect for enjoying the climate and culture.

Chartering a Private Yacht In Mallorca For more information about renting a private luxury charter yacht in Mallorca please contact your preferred yacht charter broker . They will be happy to assist in putting together your dream itinerary, combining your party's needs with recommendations about the best time to visit this superb destination.

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Palma international boat show (pibs) and the superyacht village (psv) return to the centre of palma de mallorca 27th - 30th april….

Back for a bigger than ever year, the Palma International Boat Show (PIBS) and The Superyacht Village (PSV) herald the beginning of the 2023 summer season in style over four days at Moll Vell in the centre of Palma de Mallorca 27th - 30th April. The 2022 show attracted more than 32,000 people and brought together 276 companies, this year record numbers are expected to descend on the largest of the Balearic Islands, in celebration of all things nautical.

''The setting for PIBS is spectacular'' says Arne Ploch, Managing Director of the Palma Superyacht Village. ''In the heart of beautiful Palma, surrounded by amenities, luxury hotels and world-class restaurants, in the springtime sun, clients are flying in from all over Europe and further afield, it's a really enjoyable time and a great way to start the summer.''

Clients are not only flying in to enjoy the boat show atmosphere, but they are also coming ready to buy, Ploch explains. ''Having PIBS in the springtime is a great opportunity for buyers, they can potentially sign a contract right after the show in May and a month later be out on the water fully enjoying the Mediterranean season aboard their new vessel, that's a unique and very alluring prospect. Palma Superyacht Village, a show organized by the Balearic Yachts Brokers Association for the industry is the perfect platform to introduce newcomers to yachting as well as cover all services an experienced owner is looking for.”

Palma also has the distinction of being one of the sailing yacht capitals of the world. A strong pedigree of not only sailing yachts but also motor yachts from 24-55m+ will be found at PSV in-water display, for sale and charter. In 2023 there are more yachts available to charter at the Superyacht Village than ever before, as the brokerages respond to an ever-growing client base wishing to spend time on the water.

PSV is also an important date on the B2B calendar, as the professional yachting industry converges in Palma to meet, network, collaborate and exchange ideas. The ever-popular Re-fit & Repair area and the raft of shoreside exhibitors will feature both local and international companies and this year is sponsored by new brand partner Estrella Galicia.

Also new to the Superyacht Village is the Innovation Corner in collaboration with leisure marine entrepreneurial community hub Yachting Ventures. The Innovation Corner will provide a space for nautical startups to showcase new technologies, and to promote dialogue between young companies and the wider yachting industry.

"We are thrilled to announce that the Innovation Corner, a new initiative in collaboration with Yachting Ventures and the Palma Superyacht Village, featured at the 2023 edition of the Palma Boat Show," continues Ploch. "As an island, we understand the tremendous contribution of the yachting industry to our economy and acknowledge the significance of remaining innovative. We are eager to meet the selected start-ups participating in the Innovation Corner and offer them the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the attendees of PIBS this year."

Commenting further on the partnership, Gabbi Richardson, founder of Yachting Ventures adds, "We're delighted to offer startups the opportunity to showcase their solutions to the industry by participating in the inaugural Innovation Corner at PIBS. There's always a real buzz at this show, and I grew up in Mallorca so the event is personally one of my favourites on the yachting calendar. It signifies the start of summer in the Mediterranean, and it is especially important because it inclusively spans all sizes of yachts and watercraft.''

The yachts are not the only attraction at The Superyacht Village, food enthusiasts will be delighted by Mallorca resident and Michelin-starred chef Mark Fosh and his team who once again will bring the Fosh Lounge to the Superyacht Village for delectable bites and refreshments in a luxurious setting, this year brought to life in collaboration with Bentley Barcelona.

Gourmets will also love sampling the offerings from Tast Out catering, who will provide their take on local cuisine during the show via their first-class catering services to exhibitors and boats.

Whether you are coming to Palma to do a little yacht shopping, meet with industry colleagues and friends, discover new technologies and innovations or sit back glass of rosé in hand and soak up the atmosphere of all things nautical in one of the Mediterranean's most spectacular destinations the place is to be is Palma International Boat Show and The Superyacht Village, Moll Vell, Palma de Mallorca this month 27th - 30th April.

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Palma International Boat Show 2023: More than 120 boats on display in Mallorca

The season-opening Palma International Boat Show is back from April 27 to 30 with a host of superyachts once more on display at Moll Vell Marina in Mallorca.

The island's premier nautical event is back following a successful rebrand that saw the Palma Boat Show and Palma Superyacht Show join forces to become a super event to kick off the Mediterranean season. 

The show, organised by the Institute for Business Innovation of the Balearic Islands and the Balearic Yacht Brokers Association, continues to go from strength to strength, with 127 boats confirmed to be on show beneath the bright Mediterranean sun. 

The glamorous four-day showcase features some of the finest 24-metre-plus superyachts currently on the international brokerage and charter market, which can be found at the dedicated Palma Superyacht Village. 

Within this section of the wider event, formerly known as the Palma Superyacht Show, visitors can meet renowned brokers and inspect numerous luxury charter yachts, both motor and sail. There are also a wide array of shore-side exhibitors, showcasing everything from the latest developments in sail design to next-level marine electronics, while greater space will be devoted to the refit and repair industry than in previous editions.

Y.CO is bringing 55-metre sailing superyacht Elena of London , and Fraser will showcase 42.6-metre Flying Manta . The 41-metre Envy , the 39-metre sailing yacht G2 and the recently refitted 47.4-metre Gweilo are also set to be there. 

Other yachts confirmed include the Custom Line Navetta 33, Majesty 100, Ferretti Yachts 670, Princess Y85, Pearl 95, and Riva Rivale 52, while Wally will bring the Wallytender48 and Pirelli will demonstrate a range of its techno ribs. 

Building on the success of last year’s iteration, which attracted 32,000 people, more than 80 per cent of last year’s exhibitors are returning this year. In 2022 there were 276 companies at the show, 21 per cent more than the previous year, and 264 boats afloat.

“Interest from top players across the industry is at record levels, especially for the refit and repair zone,” a spokesperson says. “And the big news is the Innovation Corner, with 12 start-ups showcasing new technologies.”

And as the show grows, its influence is extending beyond Spain. Of the 90 exhibitors on land this time, 20 per cent are from abroad and are not headquartered in Spain.

“The Palma International Boat Show has shown itself to be a catalyst for the sector, as it has been and continues to be one of the most important gateways for international companies that want to establish themselves on the islands or establish relationships with local firms to open new channels of business,” the organisers say.

Tickets and day passes for industry members are available now via www.palmainternationalboatshow.com

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The key event in the balearic islands.

The Superyacht Group and the Balearic Marine Cluster will organize a strategic think tank and experiential event in Palma, on the 24th and 25th of April 2024.

Our objective is to bring together the right network of regional experts and a curated VIP guest list, to discuss and debate the most interesting and relevant topics and have a series of high-level conversations on the evolution of superyacht service, support, and maintenance, and the future of the Balearics as a key Superyacht Hub.

This event will deliver the perfect opportunity for the exclusive and high-quality VIP network to build solid relationships with the main stakeholders of the Balearics and the Balearic Marine Cluster.

24 – 25 April

Palma de mallorca, the key location, in the heart of the port of palma.

The Balearic Superyacht Forum will be hosted in the heart of the Port of Palma at The Auditorium, Mallorca.

With more than 300 pax capacity, the venue is perfectly connected to the City Centre, within a 10-minute walking distance to PIBS.

Auditorium (Av. de Gabriel Roca, 18)

THE KEY PROGRAMME

The Balearic Superyacht Forum programme is designed to foster insightful discussions, share expertise, and engage in hands-on workshops and group dynamics, all crafted around the main keynote topics of the sector.

THE KEY ATTENDEES

The Balearic Superyacht Forum is open to any superyacht industry professional who is interested in the future of our destination as a superyacht hub and who wants to be part of building a robust and smart industry road map for the future.

OUR PARTNERS

The Balearic Superyacht Forum offers a unique opportunity for key suppliers, sub-contractors, stakeholders, and relevant companies to actively support and participate in the event through partnership and sponsorship plans.

HEADLINE PARTNERS

Astilleros de mallorca.

www.astillerosdemallorca.com

Founded in 1942, Astilleros de Mallorca is a fully equipped and specialised shipyard, offering a wide range of services, from refit and repair to technical expertise and advice, spares and equipment procurement and planned maintenance management.

With 78.000m² of operational area in Palma, a hauling capacity of 1700t and an exterior berthing quay for vessels of up to 120mt., Astilleros de Mallorca meets all the required quality and safety requisites of the most important Classification Societies and Associations. An experienced management team with varied backgrounds, including naval architects and technical experts, backed by a team of highly specialised craftsmen is looking after our clients every need at every stage of the refit.

Baltic Yachts Service and Refit

www.balticyachts.fi

SUPPORTING CLIENTS TO ENJOY THEIR YACHTS

Our Service & Refit operation has evolved to become one of the most experienced, trusted and sought after in the yachting industry. Formally established in 2013 in Palma de Mallorca, the epicentre of the Mediterranean yachting scene, it offers a holistic, wide-ranging service benefiting from 50 years of world class yacht building. It recognises owners’ needs for transparent reporting, efficient planning and technical expertise to keep their yachts in first class condition.

Our experienced team covers every aspect of service and refit, fully supported by the latest new-build technology from Baltic Yachts in Finland. We work with a range of trusted Mallorca-based suppliers and with the STP shipyard whose world class facilities are unmatched in the western Mediterranean.

Nautipaints

www. nautipaints.com

The Nautipaints Group is a vibrant and dynamic painting, tank treatment, and total supply company for yachts and superyachts. It’s reach extends worldwide, as does its impeccable reputation as one of the most respected and established companies in the yachting industry. Their high-quality standards and outstanding equipment professionalism allow for perfect finishes on their projects, making possible a work process as smooth as that of their paint finishes.

BWA Yachting

www.bwayachting.com

BWA Yachting is a worldwide yachting services provider established to support owners, captains, managers, and crew. Our global office network stretches throughout the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Caribbean, and the Americas, providing a unique and seamless experience, wherever our clients are cruising.

We love being at the heart of the action and are proud to be the Exclusive Superyacht Programme Delivery Partner for the Louis Vuitton 37th America’s Cup (Barcelona 2024) and to once again be managing and delivering this year’s SailGP Adrenaline Yachts Programme.

We consider ourselves to be a people company – we prefer relationships to transactions, friendships over deals, and building trusted partnerships with our clients from the very first meeting. Essentially, we speak your language.

www.ocibar.com

For more than 35 years, OCIBAR has been devoted to the promotion of quality and exclusivity as the distinguishing features of the ports it manages, Port Adriano (Mallorca), Botafoc Ibiza, Marina Santa Eulalia (Ibiza) and Port Tarraco (Catalonia).

These ports – which share a common value: excellence – boast characteristic features that make them unique and inimitable and allow OCIBAR to provide a network of marinas that make clients’ stay a unique experience.

Find out more about Ocibar’s Marinas:

• Port Adriano
• Botafoc Ibiza
• Marina Santa Eulalia
• Port Tarraco

Evolution Yacht Agents

www.evolutionagents.com

Evolution Yacht Agents is more than a yacht agent. We are the leading-edge team of professionals dedicated to providing assured and quality support and services to superyachts. Our reliable and can-do approach ensures assistance you can depend on and complete peace of mind for captains, crew, and management, who value and look for transparency, good rates, and community commitment.

As the principal yacht agent and supplier in all major ports throughout Spain, Portugal and Gibraltar, our personal touch and transparency are matched by fair prices.

We look forward to accompanying during your visit to the Balearic Superyacht Forum.

www.pinmar.com

Pinmar  is the market-leading brand in the superyacht painting sector. New build or refit, a Pinmar paint finish is recognised as first-rate worldwide.

Since our founding in Palma, Mallorca in 1975, Pinmar has grown to become one of the largest and most comprehensive service groups in the superyacht industry. A turnkey Pinmar refit benefits from our core service of yacht refinishing complemented by scaffold, containment and yacht hardware solutions through our sister company Technocraft, and marine supplies through Pinmar Yacht Supply.

We’ve refinished 100’s of the world’s finest yachts and increasingly we’re involved in finishing some of the largest and most exciting new builds in many of the leading superyacht shipyards.

With operations on both sides of the Atlantic we have a global presence which allows us to offer our unique global warranty. Our Pinmar Paint Standard is the most comprehensive and exacting in the industry.

Hill Robinson

www.hillrobinson.com

Hill Robinson was specifically created to manage the operational complexities of the world’s largest yachts, while bringing technical excellence to a full spectrum of services that yacht owners require most. Delivering on our client promise – we provide a specialised management service, sharing the responsibility for all aspects of yacht ownership and operation.

Hill Robinson deliver peace-of-mind and stress-free yachting, leaving our clients safe in the knowledge that a team of professionals is taking care of both the big issues and the small, with equal dedication and care.

With Hill Robinson’s support, every element will function with precision: safety, security, operational, accounts, crew, maintenance and environmental considerations. Our professional yacht management team will support the captain with all aspects of superyacht operation and provide the necessary expertise to assist in the efficient running of a vessel.  Every aspect will be taken care of with meticulous attention to detail, streamlining processes and saving both time and money.

STP - Shipyard

www.stp-palma.com

The open shipyard for the maintenance and refit of boats of up to 1.000 Tns, in the best location in Palma de Mallorca.

STP Shipyard Palma is the main repair and maintenance facility in Europe thanks to its open shipyard model, unique in the industry. It has more than 600 specialized companies and the best specialists working in all the repair areas that a shipyard needs. Located in a privileged environment such as Palma de Mallorca, with more than 130,000m2 of technical area, it has the best professional team to serve vessels up to 120m in length or 1,000 tons in weight. Its ‘open shipyard’ management model allows you to choose the companies you wish to work with in order to have a better control of the entire process, with the convenience of concentrating all services in the same place and with the corresponding savings in time and budget.

INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

Consell de mallorca.

www.fundaciomallorcaturisme.net

The Mallorca Tourism Board (FMT) is a public non-profit organization integrated into the Insular Council and presided over by the Minister of Tourism of Mallorca. Its purpose and commitment are to promote sustainable tourism and shape an island where visitors and residents coexist, enjoy, experience, and preserve the nature, values, and local traditions of Mallorca – The Island of Tomorrow.

We are thrilled to present the “Mallorca Responsible Tourism Pledge,” a visionary initiative aimed at fostering a new era of responsible tourism on the stunning Spanish island of Mallorca. We recognize the critical importance of sustainability and responsible travel practices, not only for preserving the natural beauty and cultural treasures of Mallorca but also for ensuring the long-term prosperity of our island and the well-being of our local communities.

The “Mallorca Responsible Tourism Pledge” represents our unwavering commitment to embracing a more sustainable and responsible future for tourism on our beloved island.

PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

www.palmainternationalboatshow.com

Instituto de Innovación Empresarial de las Islas Baleares (IDI) is the Regional Development Agency of the Government of the Balearic Islands, and its main objective is to promote policies to support companies and entrepreneurs to favour economic and business development with criteria of competitiveness, sustainability, and territorial rebalancing.

Among its various functions is the economic promotion of companies, which is why it is the organizer of the Palma International Boat Show, one of the Mediterranean’s leading nautical fairs. With more than 270 exhibiting companies and 600 boats, the event is one of the most important events for the sector on an international level, and it opens the nautical season. The next edition, which will take place from 25th to 28th April, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Palma International Boat Show.

AUTORIDAD PORTUARIA DE BALEARES

www.portsdebalears.com

The Balearic Port Authority (APB) is a public organisation that manages the general interest ports in Palma, Alcúdia, Maó, Eivissa and La Savina, and aims to guarantee maritime supply and connectivity throughout the Balearic Islands in the most efficient and secure manner. Likewise, it facilitates socio-economic initiatives that contribute to its growth, in line with economic and environmental sustainability criteria and integration with the surrounding area.

This mission is at the core of the APB’s strategy which is backed by a vision based on a series of values inherent to the organisation, such as a commitment to service, innovation and ongoing improvement, as well as transparency, collaboration and environmental, social and technological responsibility.

One of its strategic focal points that constitute its action plan is to facilitate port activities, encouraging sustainable growth associated with the tourism and industrial sectors at the port such as recreational boating, boat maintenance and repairs, and so forth.

CAMBRA DE COMERÇ DE MALLORCA

www.cambramallorca.com

The Cámara Oficial de Comercio, Industria, Servicios y Navegación de Mallorca , founded on 29th September 1886, is a Public Law Corporation , created with the aim of promoting the economic and business development of its demarcation through the provision of services to companies, fulfilling the public-administrative functions assigned by Law. This Corporation, managed by the companies themselves -representative of the different productive sectors of the island-, is configured as a consultative and collaborative body with the Public Administrations.

The Chamber defends the interests of all the companies on Mallorca, and its main lines of action are to support business competitiveness and to promote the internationalisation of our companies. All this, developing training programmes to favour the employment of young people, resolving disputes between companies through arbitration and mediation , promoting and supporting the creation of new companies, and carrying out projects in specific sectors and areas.

DG de Recerca, Innovació i Transformació Digital

www.dgrdi.caib.es

The General Directorate of Research, Innovation, and Digital Transformation aims to promote scientific and technical research from an interdisciplinary perspective, utilizing new tools and models. It develops competencies for a digital transformation process and aims to promote an innovative vision of companies to successfully address the new and unstoppable digital paradigm. It plans and coordinates the innovation and technology system of the Balearic Islands, promoting cluster policies and fostering various research and innovation projects.

Within this general directorate, we find two services: the Innovation Service and the Research and Development Service.

The General Directorate of Research, Innovation, and Digital Transformation is organically dependent on the Autonomous Secretariat of Innovation and Digital Society, assimilated in rank to a management body of the Administration of the Autonomous Community of the Balearic Islands.

The Autonomous Secretary of Innovation and Digital Society is Antoni Carmona Damians.

Instituto de Innovación Empresarial de las Islas Baleares

Fundación turismo palma 365.

www.palmasuperyachtvillage.com

The Palma 365 Tourism Foundation is a non-profit public entity with a mixed or public-private management, in the field of tourism and external promotion, composed mainly by the Palma City Council, the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands, and 15 private companies, all of them renowned and/or leaders in the national and international tourism sector, with the aim of promoting and fostering tourism in the city of Palma and, where applicable, in the island of Mallorca.

Based on this, here are some of the activities that the Palma 365 Tourism Foundation carries out:

• Enhancing the tourism, cultural, and heritage resources, both public and private, of the city of Palma, as well as the other municipalities of Mallorca.
• Facilitating the participation and collaboration of all economic sectors and public services of the city of Palma in tourism management and external promotion.
• Promoting activities aimed at increasing tourist and commercial demand in the city.
• Planning, managing, promoting, and carrying out all activities that may benefit the improvement of the tourist offering of the destination.
• Managing and promoting innovation and continuous improvement in the quality of tourist and non-tourist services of the destination, both public and private, as well as sustainable development.
• Coordinating and harmonizing public and private initiatives related to tourism, as long as they are in line with established tourism policies.
• Promoting the city of Palma as a destination in the tourist cruise markets and, consequently, the development of cruise traffic, as well as promoting and developing nautical tourism.

PALMA SUPERYACHT VILLAGE

Palma Superyacht Village, previously known as the Palma Superyacht Show, is an integral part of the  Palma International Boat Show (PIBS), the opening event of the Mediterranean yachting season, taking place from the 25th to 28th of April 2024. It is one of the few industry-owned and operated yacht shows aimed to bring the visitor closer to yachting and offer any services a yacht owner might require, provided by trusted and well-established companies, in a relaxed but professional atmosphere.

Whereas PIBS is the hub for the latest shipyard presentations and services related to yachts under 24 m, Palma Superyacht Village displays a selection of superyachts above 24 m for sale and charter, as well as hosts an exhibition of nautical services available to superyachts. Within the dock-side exhibition there is also a separate area dedicated to Refit & Repair, representing the many specialist companies that make the Balearic Islands one of the world´s leading destinations for refit and maintenance of boats.

Because of this, our islands have the necessary infrastructure to carry out repair and maintenance work on both small and large boats. In fact in Palma alone, more than 1000 projects a year are carried out on boats over 24 m, according to the data collected by the Balearic Marine Cluster

The exhibition is located in the Moll Vell area in the heart of Palma de Mallorca, right in front of the majestuous, landmark cathedral of Palma and the bustling old town with its restaurants, outdoor cafes and quirky boutiques. With its laid back, uncomplicated and fun atmosphere, the Palma Superyacht Village is the perfect place to discover yachting.

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Taking place between 25 - 28 April 2024, the Palma International Boat Show is recognised as the season-opening boat show and one of the biggest yachting events in the Mediterranean.

PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW 2024: KEY FACTS

Date:  25 – 28 april 2024, opening hours:  10:00am – 8:00pm, location:  marina moll vell, carrer del moll, 6, 07012 palma de mallorca, illes balears, spain., stand:  superyacht village.

Please  contact our team in Palma to book an appointment or viewing during the show.

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WHY VISIT THE PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW?

Launched in 2012, the  Palma International Boat Show  has established itself as the season opener for  Mediterranean  yachting and continues to attract an impressive array of the finest yachts to its Superyacht Village each year. With over 250 exhibitors showcasing the best in luxury sailing, this year’s event will once again set the tone for the nautical season, bringing together the world’s leading boatbuilders, nautical equipment suppliers, and international brands from the yachting industry.

Located in the vibrant city of  Palma de Mallorca , this four-day event offers a perfect blend of yachting, culture, and luxury. The city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, prized for its delectable tapas, luxurious lifestyle, and diverse culture. During the boat show, the city is transformed into a hub of nautical activity, with visitors from all over the world gathering to see the latest advancements in yacht design, marine electronics, and much more.

Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of yachting and experience the Mediterranean lifestyle at its finest. From  sales and purchase , to  charter  and  management ; and sleek powerboats to sophisticated sailing vessels our brokers will be on hand to provide expert guidance and answer any questions you may have.

This spring, the Palma International Boat Show presents a unique opportunity to view the latest innovations in the industry and engage in a high-flying social event with like-minded enthusiasts. Showcasing 600 boats, including 100 superyachts of 24 metres or more, this show provides the ideal setting to sell, upgrade, or find the perfect yacht for your next luxury vacation.

Set in the stunning Moll Vell harbour, the show features a large floating bridge that allows guests to walk around and take in a unique view of the city, port, cathedral, and yachts. And with a schedule of events, seminars, and training, the Palma International Boat Show offers something for everyone.

1 SUPERYACHT VILLAGE

The show’s Superyacht Village features some of the finest superyachts on the international brokerage and charter market, and presents guests the chance to view luxury motor and sailing yachts in an idyllic setting. Bobbing next to Moll Vell’s jetties with the Mediterranean sun flashing off their polished hulls; from style and elegance to sumptuous luxury, the selection of floating luxury on display offers plenty of alternatives for those seriously on the lookout for their dream superyacht.

The Superyacht Village is restricted to only the most respected shipyards and brokerages, ensuring any advice comes from experienced and knowledgeable professionals. Although details of the available yachts will be published closer to the event, you can  get in touch  with us in advance for information and appointments.

2 REFIT & REPAIR AREA

The Palma International Boat Show features a dedicated section showcasing Mallorca’s impressive capacity for quality superyacht maintenance and refits. Mallorca is a premier hotspot for charter and sailing, and its reputation for refit and maintenance makes it a leading destination in the industry. This section of the show provides an opportunity to learn about the latest innovations in the field and connect with leading companies in the industry. Whether your yacht needs a full refit, interior revamp, or delicate fine-tuning, the Palma show is your top choice.

3 SHORE-SIDE EXHIBITIONS

The Palma Superyacht Village also boasts a wide array of shore-side exhibitors showcasing everything from the latest advancements in sail design to next-level marine electronics. These presentations of new products are a major attraction and offer great insight into what gadgets to add to your toy collection or include in your next refit, upgrade, or new build project.

Exhibitors will showcase all the latest in nautical equipment, watersport toys and accessories, as well as nautical tourism exhibitions. Providing guests with an all-encompassing view of the industry and all it has to offer, the Palma International Boat Show is set to kick off the Mediterranean yachting season in style.

GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR STAY IN PALMA

Combining extraordinary natural beauty with rich cultural heritage, Mallorca offers endless charming experiences for visitors to unravel. From its secluded coves and picturesque villages to its modern-day cafes and restaurants, Palma is a hub of vibrant activity. So, while you visit for the yacht show, why not explore the island’s fascinating history, from its mediaeval splendour to its historic Roman and Arabic influences, or the tree-lined avenues of chic boutiques and lively cafes. Whether you’re in town for a day or a month, a stay in Palma – Mallorca promises to be special.

CATEDRAL-BASÍLICA DE SANTA MARÍA DE MALLORCA & THE ROYAL PALACE OF LA ALMUDAINA

While visiting for the Palma International Boat Show take the opportunity to see some of Spain’s most iconic landmarks. The Cathedral-Basilica, known as La Seu, and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina are just a stone’s throw from the Boat Show and offer visitors an insight into the intriguing history of this unique island.

La Seu is a stunning example of Gothic architecture, built in the 13th century. Visitors can admire its stained-glass windows, magnificent cloisters, and take in views of the city and bustling harbour from the roof terrace. The interior of the cathedral is a fascinating mix of styles, including work by the famed Antoni Gaudí.

Across the street from La Seu is the Royal Palace of La Almudaina. Once the residence of the island’s Muslim rulers it is now inhabited by the Spanish royal family. This magnificent palace dates back to the 13th century and has been beautifully restored to its former glory. Visitors can explore its courtyards, chambers, and gardens, and learn about the rich history of Mallorca’s rulers. A mixture of Gothic and Moorish architectural styles gives the palace its unique charm, with the Gothic hall particularly famous for its beauty.

SANTA CATALINA

For those looking for a vibrant and authentic experience, Santa Catalina is a must. A 15-minute stroll from Moll Vell marina, this former fishing village is known for its lively market and charming streets lined with boho-chic shops, cafes and bars offering a taste of the island’s delicious cuisine.

Brightly painted fisherman’s houses, balconies overflowing with flowers and a bustling produce market is the centre of the neighbourhood’s charm. Saunter through the market and sample some of the exotic foods, stop by a counter bar for a snack, or indulge in a fusion lunch.

For those who want to escape the crowds, Santa Catalina offers a unique alternative to the popular old town. Its quaint stores and oldest food market are perfect for those seeking a more authentic Balearic experience. So, if you’re looking for a taste of local life and a chance to explore Palma’s most vibrant neighbourhood, make sure to visit Santa Catalina during your visit to the Palma International Boat Show.

Deià, a charming village located on the northwest edge of Mallorca, is a hidden gem that should be on every traveller’s radar. With its honey-coloured stone cottages, narrow streets dotted with chic boutiques and galleries, and stunning views of the rugged coast, Deià is a true treasure. Not to mention, the village was once home to writer Robert Graves, adding a rich cultural and literary history to the mix.

Visitors can start by visiting Graves’ delightful home before exploring the rest of the village. Take a stroll through the streets and stop at one of the charming squares for a drink, then head to the beach at Cala Deià for some relaxation. Despite the boost in tourism, Deià has held onto much of its traditional Spanish and Moorish architecture and traditions, offering visitors a glimpse into what life was like on the island before the travel boom.

Located in Palma’s old town,  this bar  transports visitors back to a bygone era of opulence and grandeur. As you step through the historic wooden doors, you’re greeted with a breathtaking display of flower and fruit arrangements, complemented by the lively classical music. Whether you choose to drink indoors or in the enchanting courtyard, be prepared to be impressed. With its unique architecture and ambiance, Abaco is the go-to spot for discerning travellers seeking a memorable cocktail experience.

Indulge in one of Abaco’s signature cocktails, crafted to perfection by their skilled bartenders, as you take in the bar’s whimsical décor. Birdcages, flowers, fountains, and old-style waiters only add to the bar’s charm and allure. Don’t miss the chance to explore the rest of the building, located in Palma’s La Lonja area, before leaving. When in Palma for the Palma International Boat Show, be sure to stop by Abaco for a drink or two – you won’t regret it.

TOP RESTAURANTS IN PALMA

The gastronomic scene in Mallorca has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, attracting gourmands and culinary aficionados from all over the world. From delightful authentic dishes served at quaint harbour-side tavernas to Michelin-starred fine dining establishments, Mallorca has something to offer for everyone who appreciates good food and great service.

1.  QUADRAT

A luxurious dining destination in the heart of Palma, Mallorca, housed in the former stables of the elegant Hotel Sant Francesc. With its charming ambiance and impeccable attention to detail, Quadrat provides an unforgettable dining experience.

Chef, Àlvar Albaladejo, leads the kitchen with a focus on using locally sourced Mediterranean ingredients to create a menu of creative and delicious dishes. His passion for food shines through in every dish, as he expertly blends classic recipes with innovative techniques and, at times, flavours from other cultures.

Guests can indulge in a variety of culinary delights, with a menu that highlights the quality and taste of the freshest, seasonal ingredients. Whether it’s a cosy dinner for two on the secluded garden terrace or a celebration in one of the restaurant’s three rooms, Quadrat caters to every occasion with a relaxed and sophisticated atmosphere.

With its impeccable food and unparalleled service, Quadrat is a must-visit for anyone seeking an unforgettable dining experience in Mallorca. Open for dinner Thursday to Sunday and for lunch on Sundays, guests are treated to a tantalising taste of Mediterranean cuisine, brought to life with Chef Albaladejo’s signature touch.

2.  DINS SANTI TAURA

Dins Santi Taura is a Michelin-starred restaurant located in the historic neighbourhood of Sa Calatrava. Just a stone’s throw from the magnificent cathedral of Palma, this restaurant offers a unique dining experience that showcases the traditional cuisine of Mallorca through a contemporary lens.

The dining room of Dins Santi Taura exudes elegance and sophistication, perfectly reflecting the culinary philosophy of its passionate chef, Santi Taura. He takes the everyday recipes of the island and elevates them, using only the freshest, locally sourced ingredients to create a menu that prioritises flavour above all else. The Origins tasting menu comprises 11 courses, taking guests on a culinary journey through the traditions and ingredients of Mallorca. Chef Taura is known for his personal touch, often chatting with guests before the meal to enhance their dining experience.

At Dins Santi Taura, guests are treated to a feast of flavours, with each dish carefully crafted to represent the rich culinary heritage of the island. Start with meatballs with pulpo, followed by Santi Taura’s interpretation of suckling pig that is simply divine. The cheese course, although optional, is a highlight of the menu and is paired perfectly with the restaurant’s selection of wines.

3.  ZARANDA

For those seeking a truly exceptional dining experience, found within the walls of the Es Princep luxury hotel, restaurant Zaranda boasts a separate entrance and stands above the remains of a former leather tannery, a connection celebrated in the names of its appetisers.

With two tasting menus (Hipodermis, Dermis, and Epidermis), Zaranda offers guests a unique culinary journey filled with highly unusual appetisers and pickles inspired by Arab flavours and the history of the leather tanning basins, partially visible through the glass floor. The artful presentation, delicate textures, and astute food and wine pairings make Zaranda a feast for the senses.

The ambiance of the restaurant is relaxed and intimate, with a stylish décor featuring heavy wooden beams, white-washed walls, and plenty of natural light. With 14 haute cuisine professionals, including chef Fernando Pérez Arellano, behind the stoves, Zaranda is a special place where young cooking enthusiasts from diverse geographical areas come together to create a truly remarkable dining experience.

4.  ADRIÁN QUETGLAS

Overlooking the Torrent de Sa Riera, Adrián Quetglas in the centre of Palma is a Michelin-starred restaurant boasting a bistro-style atmosphere with a vertical garden and impeccable service. The owner-chef, Adrián, has a mission to democratise haute cuisine and create a menu that showcases his diverse culinary background.

Growing up in Buenos Aires with a Mallorcan father and grandparents, Adrián’s family meals were a fusion of traditional Mallorcan and Argentinian dishes. This fusion cuisine shaped his culinary creativity and technique, which he honed through his professional experience in various kitchens around the world and is evident in the diverse menu and international team at his restaurant, Adrian Quetglas.

TOP HOTELS IN PALMA

Experience the ultimate in Mediterranean luxury during your visit to the Palma International Boat Show. From tranquil countryside escapes to historic old town hideaways, Palma de Mallorca boasts an array of beautiful hotels that cater to your every need.

1.  EL LLORENC PARC DE LA MAR

El Llorenc Parc de la Mar is a luxury hotel located in the heart of the La Calatrava district in Palma de Mallorca. With just 33 rooms, the hotel offers an exclusive and intimate experience to guests. Designed by Swedish designer Magnus Ehrland, the hotel combines the heritage of the area with contemporary design. From the Arabic inspired geometric tiles to the botanical accents and playfully mixed traditional materials, every detail has been carefully considered to provide a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

The rooftop of the hotel boasts the longest infinity pool in Palma, making it the perfect place to relax and take in the stunning Mediterranean views. Guests can enjoy a range of facilities, including a sun terrace, cocktail bar, gourmet snack bar, and wellness centre.

The hotel’s restaurant, Tannur, serves hearty Mallorcan cuisine, while DINS offers a fine-dining experience by island chef Santi Taura. The hotel aims to immerse guests in the rich culture and history of Mallorca, showcasing the best of the island’s heritage and modernity. From the traditional Santanyi stone façade to the contemporary intarsia stone floor, the hotel is a testament to Mallorca’s past and present.

2.  CAP ROCAT

Within the cliffs of Palma Bay lies the historic gem, Cap Rocat. This stunning fortress was originally built in the 19th century as military defence, but today stands as one of the most unique and captivating luxury hotels in the area. With a recent refurbishment carried out by Antonio Obrador, the hotel seamlessly blends contemporary and classic furnishings, providing a one-of-a-kind experience for guests.

Not only is the architecture and setting of Cap Rocat a sight to behold, but it also offers a peaceful and secluded escape just minutes from the centre of Palma. With 88 acres of land stretching along the coastline for two kilometres, guests have access to a private rock cliff beach, saltwater pool, and a selection of magical dining venues. The rooms and suites boast private patios with stunning views of the sea, making this adults-only boutique hotel the perfect destination for a romantic getaway.

Cap Rocat lies within a Protected Natural Area and is a Special Protection Area for Birds, providing guests with a wealth of biodiversity and stunning displays of bird flight. The hotel’s commitment to preserving its cultural and natural heritage has earned it several international awards and is the ideal stay while in Palma for the yacht show.

3.  FINCA SERENA

Nestled in Mallorca’s stunning es Pla region, Finca Serena offers a peaceful escape for those visiting the bustling Palma International Boat Show. Surrounded by sprawling olive groves, vineyards, and fruit orchards, this hotel is a true oasis in the Mediterranean countryside. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be enveloped by the tranquil ambiance and the sweet fragrance of the surrounding trees.

The rooms and suites at Finca Serena reflect the beauty outside, with large windows offering breath-taking views of the rolling hills and dramatic peaks. The hotel takes great pride in its locally sourced cuisine, with most ingredients coming straight from the hotel’s own gardens and orchards.

Wellness is at the forefront of the Finca Serena experience, with opportunities for yoga, meditation, tai chi, and horse riding. The Único Spa, with its indoor pool, sauna, hammam, and treatment rooms by Natura Bissé, is the perfect place to relax and rejuvenate.

Whether you’re looking for peace and quiet or a bit of adventure, Finca Serena offers the perfect balance. With its close proximity to Palma and the best beaches on the island, you’ll never run out of things to see and do.

4.  SANT FRANCESC HOTEL SINGULAR

Offering a combination of old-world charm and contemporary luxury, Sant Francesc Hotel Singular is a haven of luxury and sophistication. Located in Palma’s historic old town, the hotel’s carefully preserved exterior blends in perfectly with its surroundings, and the moment you step inside, you will be greeted by grand interiors that evoke the former manor’s splendour.

A true feast for the senses, big-deal statement pieces like Piero Lissoni sofas and abstract artworks are carefully selected to bring the classic interior spaces into the present day. The hotel was carefully restored to its former glory by the Soldevila Ferrer family, a distinguished lineage of hoteliers.

From the comfort of your private balcony, watch the world go by in the bustling Sant Francesc Square below. Or take to the rooftop pool and solarium to unwind and soak up the sun after a long day spent at the lively yacht show. While the wellbeing treatment rooms provide the ultimate pampering experience, complete your day in style and enjoy a sip of chilled champagne or signature cocktails on the hotel’s private roof terrace.

5.  CAN FERRERETA

Nestled in the picturesque town of Santanyí in south-eastern Mallorca is the luxurious Can Ferrereta, a 17th-century mansion that has been expertly restored to offer the best of traditional Mallorca and modern comfort. This 5-star hideaway has been transformed into a paradise of architecture, design, and contemporary art by the talented Soldevila-Ferrer family.

The 32 rooms and suites at Can Ferrereta are designed to reflect the rustic heritage of the building with exposed beams, stone walls, and furnishings in calming shades. The rooms are surrounded by magnificent gardens, offering guests an extra special stay in a unique setting. The hotel’s spa, with its hammam and sauna, is made for indulgence, while the state-of-the-art gym and yoga classes provide the perfect opportunity to salute the bright Mallorcan sun.

Can Ferrereta is not just a hotel, but a work of art. Its three buildings have been meticulously designed to preserve the legacy of Mallorcan architecture, with expansive grounds and impeccable landscaping creating a harmonious blend of past and present. The hotel’s sophisticated simplicity offers peace and serenity to guests in the generous, rural spaces of a former family home. Whether you are a fan of contemporary art, Spanish culture, or just the finer things in life, Can Ferrereta is the ultimate luxury retreat for your visit to the Palma International Boat Show.

START YOUR NEXT ADVENTURE AT THE PALMA INTERNATIONAL BOAT SHOW

The Palma International Boat Show is a must-visit for anyone interested in the yachting industry. With an impressive array of yachts, tenders, toys, and accessories on display, guests will have the chance to explore the latest innovations and connect with leading companies in the field. The show offers a unique opportunity to view the finest superyachts, learn about the latest advancements in yacht design and marine electronics, and engage in a high-flying social event with like-minded enthusiasts.

Our Team will be available to answer your questions, discuss enquiries and help you get the most out of your yacht show experience.  Book your tickets  now for the ultimate yachting experience at the Palma International Boat Show 2024.

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Crew Housing

Finding a roof over your head and a place to crash upon arriving at a new destination can be a daunting task. Fortunately, in this day and age, it is fairly easy to prepare ahead. However, it is worth keeping in mind that the yachting hubs tend to get very busy with crew houses known to be fully booked during these periods;

Antibes : March – June and end of September – October

Palma : March – June and end of September – October

Fort Lauderdale : Middle of January – June and September-November

Newport : May – September

Caribbean : End of November – March

If you decide to stay in a crew house, you are recommended to make a reservation WELL IN ADVANCE! It is always a good idea to bring a printed confirmation (or screenshots) just in case of problems with your booking. Please bear in mind that it can be challenging for some crew house owners to take reservations due to the nature of tenants coming and going at a random pace. For this reason, not all crew houses will take bookings far in advance. NB: Some crew houses require tenants to present a Seaman’s Book, STCW certificate or a yachting CV.

You can also check these helpful sites, which will help you find alternative accommodation worldwide:

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• Facebook Of course, the biggest network to connect everyone. You can often find rooms for rent or ask for one in the Facebook group covering your destination. This is likely your most flexible option.
• Roomster Roomster helps you find private rooms worldwide – great for small budgets!
• Hostelworld.com HostelWorld.com is an awesome hostel-search engine, where you can see photos and compare hostels not just locally but also worldwide. You can also find hostel deals and see the location of the hostels in relation to the marinas. It is well worth checking out!
• TripAdvisor TripAdvisor is always a good choice if you want to check the reviews before booking, whether it be a hotel, hostel, restaurant, bar etc. Discounts are often available from their platform as well.
• FairBnB You may never have heard of FairBnB. This new platform shares their commission with a local community project each time you make a booking through them – without the host being paid less. This is “Community Powered Tourism” at its’ best!
• AirBnB AirBnB allows you to find private accommodation in a safe environment worldwide. Perhaps not the cheapest form of housing, but if you are unable to book a room, a crew house or a hostel then this is a good place to continue your search for a place to stay.
• Flipkey Flipkey is a great alternative to AirBnB and definitely worth checking out if you are looking for something a little more private.
• Sublet Sublet is a brilliant site which helps you find rooms and apartments short term or long term worldwide.

This isn’t the end of all our crew housing – but for specific destinations on crew housing check out our destinations pages for a more comprehensive list.

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Restaurants food and drink, restaurants food and drink | these jazz, country and yacht rock stars are coming to temecula valley wineries.

The Grammy winner, known for such hits as “Tonight I Celebrate My Love” and “Beauty and the Beast,” will kick off Thornton Winery’s Champagne Jazz Series, which annually brings top names to the area for outdoor concerts amid ripening grape vines.

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Other wineries will bring in headliners through early fall as well.

While most wineries offer free live music year-round, these are ticketed events. Some such as country concerts at Wilson Creek Winery & Vineyards, sell out rapidly.

Here are concerts that have been announced at press time.

Champagne Jazz Series

Where:  Thornton Winery, 32575 Rancho California Road, Temecula. 951-699-0099. thorntonwine.com

Details: Concerts start at 7 p.m. Gates open at 6 p.m. General admission is first-come-first-served with lines starting two hours before show time. Season tickets ensure an assigned seat. Gourmet supper packages include assigned tables and dedicated servers.

Peabo Bryson, Jackiem Joyner: May 18, $95, $215.

Gerald Albright: May 25, $95, $215.

Damien Escobar, Adam Hawley: June 1, $95, $215.

Norman Brown, Kirk Whalum: June 8, $100, $220.

Najee, Keiko Matsui: July 6, $95, $215.

Peter White, Mindi Abair, Vincent Ingala: July 20, $95, $215.

Richard Elliot, Rick Braun: July 27, $95, $215.

Eric Benét, Paul Taylor: Aug. 3, $105, $225.

Average White Band: Aug. 24, $95, $215.

Chris Botti: Sept. 7, $125, $245.

Jeffrey Osborne, Lemek: Sept. 21, $110, $230.

Boney James, L. Young: Sept. 28, $120, $240.

Eric Darius, Marcus Anderson, Julian Vaughn, Lin Rountree: Oct. 5, $95, $215.

Brian Culbertson: Oct. 12, $120, $240.

Candy Dulfer, Brian Simpson, Marion Meadows, Steve Oliver: Oct. 13, $95, $215.

Country Concert Series

Where:  Wilson Creek Winery & Vineyards, 35960 Rancho California Road, Temecula. 951-699-9463.  wilsoncreekwinery.com .

Details: Concert starts at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets are general admission or VIP seating with dinner and hosted bar. Attendees must be 12 years and older. Wine Club members can get discounts.

Chris Lane: July 19, $75, $200.

Dylan Scott: Sept. 18, $65, $200.

Rhythm on the Vine

Where:  South Coast Winery Resort & Spa, 34843 Rancho California Road, Temecula. 844-428-6292. rhythmonthevine.com

Details: This year’s lineup is still being finalized, according to the resort, although a separate jazz series has been announced. Last year there were five concerts July through September with artists that included Chris Isaak.

Rhythm on the Vine Jazz Series

Where:  South Coast Winery Resort & Spa, 34843 Rancho California Road, Temecula. 844-428-6292. southcoastwinery.com

Details: Shows start at 7 p.m.; doors open at 6 p.m. Food service is from the Vineyard Rose Restaurant; reservations required.

Chris Standring, Patrick Lamb, Gregg Karukas: July 21,

David Benoit, Lindsey Webster: Aug. 4, $65-$250.

Brian Bromberg, Paul Brown, Michael Paulo: Aug. 18, $65-$250.

JJ Sansaverino, Blake Aaron: Sept. 1, $65-$250.

Tris Imboden Yacht Stars: Sept. 15. $70-$250.

Kalapana’s 50th Anniversary Celebration Concert: Sept. 29, $65-$130.

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