A growing trade show
This year, the show adapts to its growth with a redesigned organization. Highlights include
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The creation of a powercat marina, accommodating between 16 and 20 motor catamarans,
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A reallocation of space to exhibit up to 60 sailing multihulls,
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A significant increase in the presence of foreign shipyards,
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A test area dedicated to small boats and innovative products.
The long-awaited previews
The show will feature several world and European previews. Among them:
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SunMare 50 (France)
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Aventura A38 Sport Cruiser & A38MY Flybridge (Tunisia)
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MODX 70 (France)
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Portofino Cat 47 (United Arab Emirates)
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Excess 13 (France)
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Leopard 46 (South Africa)
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Moorings 4600 (South Africa)
- Le Tricat 850 (France)
- Seaview 59 (Hong Kong)
- La Tortue 147 (Tunisia)
These new models illustrate the boom in innovation in the multihull sector.
Practical information
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Opening hours: 9am - 7pm from April 23 to 26, closing at 5pm on April 27.
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Passerelle centre-ville: extended opening hours with late-night openings on April 25 and 26.
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Press badges will be available from 2pm on April 22 at the General Commissariat.
With an enriched offering, innovations and an increased presence of international players, the 2025 edition of the International Multihull Show promises to be a key event in the nautical calendar.
