Premieres to Watch at the Biograd Boat Show

This year’s Biograd Boat Showu will feature 500 boats, including a strong selection of new models. Visitors will get a first look at the latest developments in the yachting industry, while below we highlight some of the most notable new arrivals for the upcoming boating season.

Absolute Navetta 58 

Absolute Navetta 58 is a refined take on the Italian builder’s signature Navetta concept, combining elegant proportions, contemporary lines and an architecture designed to bring the indoors closer to the sea. Large expanses of glass define the yacht’s profile, opening the interior to the horizon and filling the living spaces with natural light. 

The layout is centred around views, easy movement and a strong connection with the water. Generous outdoor areas, a versatile cockpit and a spacious flybridge provide plenty of space for life on deck, while the interior combines contemporary Italian styling, clean lines and carefully selected materials.

Galeon 560 Fly 

The Galeon 560 FLY is a 17.82-metre flybridge yacht developed as the successor to the successful 500 FLY, with improvements to the layout, comfort and overall functionality. Large windows flood the saloon with natural light, while the wide stern and side platforms, part of Galeon’s signature Beach Mode concept, create a spacious area right at the water’s edge.

The generous flybridge, refined interior and three comfortable cabins make the 560 FLY well suited to longer cruises and entertaining on board.

Read our review of the Galeon 560 Fly.

Greenline 42 

The Greenline 42 builds on the cruising philosophy that has made the Slovenian builder known for combining comfort with a more responsible approach to life on the water. The model focuses on generous living spaces, natural light, practical design and energy efficiency, continuing Greenline’s integration of solar power and electrified propulsion.

Designed for owners who want to spend extended periods on board, the Greenline 42 combines a contemporary layout with the comfort and practicality of a home on the water, including a quiet and comfortable experience at anchor.

Read our review of the Greenline 42.

Prestige F4.3 

The Prestige F4.3 brings the latest evolution of the F-Line to a 13-metre yacht designed around outdoor living and entertaining. A spacious flybridge with comfortable seating and a sunpad, a cockpit that opens directly onto the sea, the OceanView galley and two side entrances to the saloon create a layout made for spending time together on board.

Large windows bring plenty of natural light into the saloon, while two elegantly finished cabins provide privacy and comfort below deck. Twin 440 hp Volvo D6 engines with shaft drives give the F4.3 a top speed of up to 30 knots.

60 Sunreef Power

The Sunreef 60 Power combines the generous living space of a larger yacht with the versatility of a more compact catamaran. Designed for extended cruising, it accommodates up to eight guests, with a master suite and three double cabins, each with its own bathroom.

Shireen features expansive outdoor areas, with space to relax on the foredeck, dine in the cockpit or enjoy the view from the flybridge. Whether cruising as a couple or with family and friends, the Sunreef 60 Power is designed to make the most of time spent exploring the Adriatic.

Saxdor 460 GTC 

The Saxdor 460 GTC is the new flagship from Finnish builder Saxdor Yachts. Its most distinctive feature is the full-beam wheelhouse, which can be fully enclosed for comfortable cruising in all conditions or opened up by lowering the glass panels, turning the space into an open dayboat-style helm.

Large folding side terraces significantly increase the aft deck area and bring the cockpit closer to the water. With an advanced hull design, up to 1,275 hp of engine power and a top speed of up to 50 knots, the Saxdor 460 GTC combines sporty performance with contemporary styling and a comfortable two-cabin interior.

Bellini Astor 36 

The Bellini Astor 36 comes from the Italian shipyard of the same name, founded in 1960 on the shores of Lake Iseo. Its design reflects the Italian tradition of combining aesthetics with functionality, with Norberto Ferretti, one of the most recognisable names in Italian yacht building, involved in its development.

Elegant lines and a high bow give the Astor 36 a distinctive profile, while the open deck layout allows easy movement between the bow and stern. Folding side sections at the stern extend the aft deck and create a generous platform right above the water. The interior features two cabins and a bathroom, while the centrally positioned, elevated helm provides excellent visibility underway.

Read our review of the Bellini Astor 36.