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Palma International Boat Show

Confirmé · Marina Moll Vell, Palma de Mallorca

A late-April waterfront show beside Palma's cathedral, opening the Mediterranean yachting season with more than 300 yachts.

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Dates ConfirméPublished by the organizer as 28 April-1 May 2027, across Moll Vell and Marina Port de Mallorca, with three zones: a Superyacht Village for vessels of 24 meters and above, a Superyacht New Build Hub for new construction of 35 to 80 meters, and a Shipyards & Equipment section for yachts up to 35 meters and marine technology.
DestinationMallorca, Spain · Marina Moll Vell and Marina Port de Mallorca, beside Palma's Old Town and cathedral
CatégorieNavigation de plaisance · In-water boat show
Importance45 Régional · Circuit Score, éditorial et provisoire
Rayonnement internationalInternational
AccèsPayant
Séjour type2–4 nights
Meilleure arrivéeWednesday
Meilleur départSunday
Calendrier habituelfour days from the last Wednesday of April into the first days of May
OrganisateurPalma International Boat Show
View from Parc Infantil Mirador Joan Miró in Cami del Corb Mari towards Palma de Mallorca port with Grimaldi Trasmed ship, Palma International Boat Show View from Parc Infantil Mirador Joan Miró in Cami del Corb Mari towards Palma de Mallorca port (small marina), Palma International Boat Show

The Palma International Boat Show sets up at Marina Moll Vell, directly beneath Palma's cathedral, and at the nearby Marina Port de Mallorca, positioning itself explicitly as the event that opens the Mediterranean's summer yachting season each year. The organizer's own figures describe roughly 300 yachts and close to 300 exhibiting brands, organized into three distinct zones: a Superyacht Village for boats of 24 meters and above, a Superyacht New Build Hub introduced in 2025 for new construction between 35 and 80 meters, spanning some 5,000 square meters with 21 premium berths, and a Shipyards & Equipment section covering smaller yachts and the wider marine-technology trade.

The organizer has built a sustainability strand into recent editions, reporting official certification for offsetting ten tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions from the 2025 show, and positions the event around Palma's broader identity as a refit, repair and brokerage hub for the Mediterranean rather than only as a sales venue.

01Pourquoi c'est important

Palma's own marine-services industry — the yards, riggers and brokers around the harbor — has grown large enough that this show functions as much as an annual statement of that industry's scale as a sales event, timed deliberately to mark the season's opening rather than compete with Cannes or Monaco at its close. The new Superyacht New Build Hub, launched in 2025, signals an ambition to move the show further up the value chain, from displaying finished boats to presenting yachts still under construction.

02La semaine environnante

Late April in Palma marks the real start of the island's season after a quiet winter, with Moll Vell and the Paseo Marítimo filling with the show's fleet and visitors while the rest of Palma's old town continues its ordinary spring tourist pace. The show's timing just ahead of the Mediterranean's main charter and cruising season means many of the yachts on display will shortly depart for a summer of work rather than staying in Mallorca.

03Quand arriver

The middle two days give the steadiest access to the fleet and the Superyacht New Build Hub before any weekend crowds build; the show's four-day span is short enough that a single well-planned day can cover the main sections.

04Où séjourner

Palma's old town, within walking distance of Moll Vell, is the natural base; the Paseo Marítimo and the areas nearer Marina Port de Mallorca are a short walk or taxi ride further along the waterfront.

05Accès et hospitalité

The organizer sells day tickets online for general access to the show; boarding a specific yacht for sale requires an appointment through its exhibiting broker or yard rather than the general ticket. Prices are set on the organizer's own ticketing platform and are not quoted here.

06Où se déroule l'activité sociale

The Moll Vell waterfront beneath the cathedral is the show's public spine and one of Palma's most photographed settings regardless of the event; the old town's restaurants and bars, a short walk inland, take the evening trade from visitors and exhibitors alike.

07Comment s'y rendre

Aviation commercialePalma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is about 20 minutes from Moll Vell, with extensive European service that expands sharply as the summer season builds.
RailMallorca's rail network does not serve central Palma's waterfront directly; taxis and buses cover the short distance from the airport and other parts of the city.
VoitureThe Ma-19 and central Palma's ring roads serve the show; parking near Moll Vell is limited and the area is partly pedestrianized during the event.
Aviation privéePalma de Mallorca Airport handles substantial business aviation traffic, with demand building through spring toward the summer peak.
HélicoptèreCharter helicopter transfers operate across Mallorca, though no dedicated show shuttle is documented.
MarinasMarina Moll Vell and Marina Port de Mallorca host the show directly; Palma's other marinas, including Club de Mar and Puerto Portals, take overflow and should be booked ahead given the season's opening rush.

08Informations pratiques

Tenue vestimentairePractical daytime wear suited to a waterfront show; Palma's old town restaurants and bars run smart-casual in the evening, without a dress code tied to the show.
MétéoLate April in Palma is mild and generally settled, with daytime temperatures typically in the low-to-mid twenties Celsius, ahead of the fuller heat of the Mediterranean summer. No station normals were sourced for this record.
Se déplacerCentral Palma is walkable from Moll Vell to the old town; a taxi or bus covers the airport transfer.
HôtelsPalma's old town and waterfront hotels see rising demand as the show opens the spring season; booking a couple of months ahead is a reasonable guide.
RestaurantsRestaurants around Moll Vell and the old town are busy during the show; reservations are advisable for the busiest evenings.
Délais de réservationHotels one to three months ahead for late April in Palma; tickets available online in advance; restaurants a week or so ahead.
BilletsThe organizer sells day tickets online; prices and categories are published on the organizer's own site and are not quoted here. Boarding a specific yacht requires a separate appointment with its exhibitor.
HospitalitéBeyond general ticketing, additional entertaining by exhibitors, brokers and sponsors during the show is private and is not described here.

09Historique

A precise founding date for this show was not established from the sources read for this record. Palma's development as a Mediterranean superyacht hub over recent decades, driven by its refit and repair yards and its central position on Mediterranean cruising routes, provides the backdrop against which this show has grown; an editor should confirm an exact founding year from the organizer directly.

10Qui s'y trouve

Yacht buyers and brokers across the superyacht and production-boat markets; shipyard and new-build sales teams, particularly for the Superyacht New Build Hub; Palma's own refit and service trade; and Mallorca's spring visitor population.

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Dates enregistrées

ÉditionDatesStatutSourceVérifié
2027 ConfirméPublished by the organizer as 28 April-1 May 2027, across Moll Vell and Marina Port de Mallorca, with three zones: a Superyacht Village for vessels of 24 meters and above, a Superyacht New Build Hub for new construction of 35 to 80 meters, and a Shipyards & Equipment section for yachts up to 35 meters and marine technology. Palma International Boat Show — official site ↗ 6 September 2026
2026 TerminéReported by yacht-industry sources as 29 April-2 May 2026 at Marina Moll Vell, described by the organizer as marking the official start of the Mediterranean yachting season, with over 300 yachts and 295 exhibitors. The Burgess Guide to Palma International Boat Show ↗ 6 September 2026
Confirmé signifie que l'organisateur ou l'instance dirigeante a publié les dates. Attendu et Récurrence historique sont des estimations fondées sur le calendrier habituel de l'événement et peuvent évoluer. Date en attente signifie qu'aucune information fiable n'est encore disponible.

Événements associés

Sources

  1. Palma International Boat Show — official site, Palma International Boat Show official consulté 6 September 2026
  2. The Burgess Guide to Palma International Boat Show, Burgess Yachts publication consulté 6 September 2026
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