The development of the area reserved for motorised multihulls hosts, for the moment, up to 16 units ranging from 10 to 24 metres in length.

The development of the on-land area reserved for outboard and inboard engines provides even more visibility and ease of exhibition for engine manufacturers of small and medium size units.

The creation of an area reserved for sea trials located outside the exhibition area, enables trials while limiting movements inside the port for improved safety.

From their arrival in the show, visitors discover the Luxury Gallery, a space dedicated to luxury, crafts and lifestyle. Located inside the Palais des Festivals in the Vieux Port and equipped with an elegant and refined scenography, it allows visitors to discover famous brands or more confidential actors offering exceptional products and unique know-how.

The festival centre is dedicated to big names in luxury yachts.
Inside you find shipyards, architects and designers, interior layouts, ready-to-wear clothing, accessories, tourism institutions and marinas, service companies (financing, banks, insurance…) and outside: the Tender and Toys area with the latest innovations.

In Italian dolce vita-style spirit, the Jetée accommodates the most legendary international shipyards which vie with each other in luxury and design presenting the world débuts of their latest innovations. 

The Jetée holds large units of more than 22 metres.

In the water: as the Super Yachts Extension, this area is highly sought after by the largest international shipyards, exhibiting  the best the world has to offer in yachts and super yachts.
On land: shipyards, engine manufacturers (engines, propellers, thrusters), yacht transport, etc.

Quai Saint-Pierre is a narrow stone quay in front of the beautiful houses of the city of Cannes, below the famous Suquet hill. The Quai Saint-Pierre exhibits boats of 10 to 21 meters.

In the water: welcome to the realm of luxurious day-boats, fast and design-oriented new generation motorboats that are very impressive and highly popular. Other types of medium-size open and fly-bridge models can also be found on this quayside.

On land: mainly shipyards, some equipment manufacturers and financing companies.

The Pantiero holds motor units from 10 to 37 metres.

In the water: the Pantiero welcomes the smallest boats on its western section (alongside the area used by local fishermen), exhibited in water: 10 to 12 metres, followed by the 12 to 15 metre boats including in-board / out-board, open boats, sport fishing, day-boats, fly-bridge boats and fishing promenade.

Turning eastwards, the size of the boats increases and the visitor can discover the 14 to 18 metre boats, which then link up with the yachts on the Jetée.

Opposite the Pantiero, visitors can quickly reach the Quai Saint-Pierre via the large central pontoon and discover the Rib Area, which includes more than 60 semi-rigid boats from 10 metres.

On land: the shipyards are installed along the quays of the Pantiero. The equipment village and nautical accessories are in the aisle behind them. The village is renowned for the richness, diversity and international scope of its content, and is spread out along the entire length of the Pantiero on more than 4,600 m2.