Palma International Boat Show

The Palma International Boat Show 2026 takes place between 29 April to 2 May in Marina Moll Vell, Mallorca.

Join Burgess at the Palma International Boat Show, held annually in Mallorca, to kick off the Mediterranean season.

'It's a great time of year, set in the heart of Palma,' says Jamie Small, Burgess broker at our Palma office. 'The show is relaxed and accessible – not too hot or crowded – and it's grown into a genuinely industry-led showcase for both motor and sailing yachts up to 50m.'

Inaugurated in 2012, the Palma show is regarded as the Mediterranean season opener attracting over 80 superyachts, and it's also known as the show for luxury sailing yachts. This year promises to be exceptional: 'It’s a great lineup this year with probably one of the best sailing yacht displays seen to date,' Jamie notes. 'Having collaborated with the large sailing yacht shipyards, there will be 22 yachts over 35m on display this year in the shipyard area – an unprecedented display.'

Set over the May bank holiday weekend, the timing makes it an ideal moment to see an outstanding line-up of yachts before the season properly begins. Alongside the superyacht displays, a dedicated section showcases Mallorca's capabilities in the refit and maintenance sector – a fitting tribute to an island that has established itself as one of Europe's leading destinations for both cruising and technical expertise.

Burgess will be at the Palma Superyacht Village throughout the show, with team members from sales, charter, and management on hand to answer questions across every aspect of yacht ownership. 'Whatever you're looking for, we'll be able to give you the answers,' says Jamie. Our team can get you on board any of the yachts on display – so whether you're at the early stages of exploring ownership or ready to make a decision, there's no better place to start the conversation.

Read our guide to getting the best out of the Palma International Boat Show, or explore our yachts on display below.

Designed and built for worldwide cruising, this 40.3m (132.2ft) yacht was constructed by the renowned Alloy Yachts in New Zealand and delivered in 2000. As the seventh Dubois-designed yacht built by the yard, she has a proven ocean-going track record, a timeless design, and was extensively refitted in 2021. Sophisticated accommodation is for up to eight guests in four cabins, including a full-beam owner’s suite complete with a private office and spacious en suite. KOKOTEA offers an abundance of social areas, but the best spot on board is the generous covered cockpit aft – an inviting space for al fresco dining, sunset cocktails, or simply enjoying the journey. Presenting in excellent condition, KOKOTEA perfectly captures the balance between high-performance sailing and luxurious liveaboard comfort.

Length: 40.3m (132.2ft)
Build: 2000 (refitted 2023), Alloy Yachts, New Zealand
Guests: 8 in 4 cabins
Exterior design: Dubois Naval Architects
Interior design: RWD
Asking price: EUR 6,450,000
Ask us about KOKOTEA

This multi-award-winning 32.6m (106.9ft) sailing sloop was built by Vitters Shipyard in the Netherlands in 2017, with her carbon fibre and titanium hull constructed by British racing yacht specialist Green Marine. Designed by Malcolm McKeon with interiors by Rémi Tessier, ANOMALY was extensively refitted in 2025 including investing in optimising her race package. Her lightweight displacement of just 90 tonnes allows speeds of up to 20 knots in moderate conditions, while a lifting keel reduces draft from 6.1m to 4.1m for access to shallower anchorages. An enviable regatta record includes multiple Mediterranean victories and three major design awards in 2018. Below decks, Tessier's bright, contemporary interior – defined by copper accents, white leather, light woods and brushed titanium – accommodates six guests in three en suite cabins.

Length: 32.6m (106.9ft)
Build: 2017 (refitted 2025), Vitters Shipyard, The Netherlands
Guests: 6 in 3 cabins
Exterior design: Malcolm McKeon
Interior design: Rémi Tessier
Asking price: EUR 16,500,000 (EU VAT paid)
Ask us about ANOMALY

Originally launched in 2000 as a Doggersbank explorer and completely reimagined following a multi-million-dollar refit completed in 2021, SLOW POKE is a one-of-a-kind pocket explorer with a personality entirely her own. Below decks, the interiors are the work of Redd Kaihoi – the only yacht the acclaimed studio has designed – where lacquered panelling with teak trim meets vibrant, carefully curated palettes (think glossy blues in the guest cabins and Porsche-inspired tones in the master suite). On deck, an enlarged aft swim platform with hydraulic steps, heated shower, and tender landing provides seamless access to the water, while the flybridge offers sweeping views for those content simply to take in the scenery. Twin Caterpillar engines of 300hp each deliver a cruising speed of 10 knots and a top speed of 14 knots. SLOW POKE offers the soul of a far larger vessel in an intimate, effortlessly distinctive package.

Length: 27.5m (90.2ft)
Build: 2000 (refitted 2021), Kuipers Woudsend, The Netherlands
Guests: 6 in 3 cabins
Exterior design: Dick Boon/Vripack Design
Interior design: Redd Kaihoi
Asking price: EUR 4,990,000
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Built in the Netherlands and part of the award-winning Moonen Caribbean line, the Martinique is the yard’s most successful model to date – celebrated for her long-range capability, smart design, and timeless profile. A near-continuous band of panoramic windows across the main and bridge decks floods the yacht with natural light and creates a sense of volume well beyond her length, while sliding glass doors connect the winter garden with the bridge deck aft for seamless indoor-outdoor living across all seasons. 12 guests are accommodated across five cabins, including a full-beam master suite, two doubles, and two twins. On deck, three levels of social space culminate in a 360-degree sun deck with lounge, bar and grill – a natural gathering point at anchor or underway. A 4,000nm range and a design conceived for long-range cruising make COCOON as capable as she is considered.

Length: 37.8m (124ft)
Build: 2023, Moonen Yachts, The Netherlands
Guests: 12 in 5 cabins
Exterior design: Rene van der Velden
Interior design: AML Arkitekter
Asking price: EUR 22,500,000
Ask us about COCOON

Length: 38m (124.6ft)
Build: 2000 (refitted 2021), Ocean Pacifico Services, Philippines
Guests: 10 in 5 cabins
Exterior design: Diana Yacht Design
Interior design: Diana Yacht Design
Asking price: EUR 4,250,000
Ask us about ATLAS

Designed and built by Perini Navi in Italy, NORFOLK STAR is a pedigree sailing yacht that underwent an extensive multi-million-euro refit in 2020 and presents in pristine condition. The guest cockpit on the main deck is split into two distinct areas – a lounge with circular coffee table and a separate al fresco dining space – with sunpads aft for those who prefer to watch the world go by. Below, satin-finished cherry wood sets a warm, timeless tone across two saloon levels: a bright upper saloon with panoramic views and an L-shaped sofa, and a main saloon and dining area below, flooded with natural light through large hull ports. Seven guests are accommodated in three en suite cabins: a full-beam owner's suite aft with private study, walk-in wardrobe and a bathtub en suite, plus two twin cabins forward, one with an additional pullman berth.

Length: 37m (121.4ft)
Build: 1996 (refitted 2020), Perini Navi, Italy
Guests: 7 in 3 cabins
Exterior design: Perini Navi
Interior design: Perini Navi
Asking price: EUR 4,450,000
Ask us about NORFOLK STAR