Cannes Yachting Festival 2021

Next Tuesday 7th September one of the most important yachting festivals in the world will take place in the city of Cannes, France. The Cannes Yachting Festival will be held for 6 days for those who most enjoy meeting and discovering the latest updates from prestigious brands such as Ferreti, Absolute, YYachts, Lomac, among many others.

The heart of the French Riviera is hosting an exceptional fair this September, creating one of the summer's farewell events on the Côte d'Azur.

The organisers define it as no more and no less than "the most eclectic show in the world". An event in which boats between 3 and 45 metres long, sailing or motorised, monohull or multihull, and hard or semi-rigid, are presented to the world. The 2021 edition will host around 600 boats, 430 exhibitors and more than 140 previews. This is 10% more than in 2019, the last edition held due to the pandemic.

                                                                                                                              Port Canto / Foto: @cannesyachtingfestival

The nautical industry presents its latest updates and innovations, creating the opportunity to show them to us in a unique environment. A very special visit where you will be able to see first-hand the sea trials of the models presented by the different companies. Observing the operation of the most special yachts and sailboats of the moment becomes a reality.

As it used to do every year before the pandemic, this festival has a stage of choice in the bay of Cannes, close to the old town and the famous Palais des Festivals. Thus the Cannes Yachting Festival stretches from Le Port Canto to Le Vieux Port.

The first (Le Port Canto) is located close to the Croisette and is the setting for the Espace Voile, where 108 new boats from 10 to 35 metres, monohulls and multihulls, including 20 world launches, will be on display. Close to the site is the Brokerage Space which brings together 50 second-hand boats over 22 metres which are also on display. In addition to nautical toys presented in front of the quay.