From 9–14 September 2025, the Cannes Yachting Festival will once again gather the world’s top shipyards—and this year, Xiram Náutica will be there, proudly presenting the full collection of Absolute Yachts. The Dénia-based nautical experts will guide visitors through the Italian brand’s most acclaimed models, including two exciting world premieres: the Navetta 62 and the 70 Fly.
Two global debuts to watch
The Navetta 62 stands out for its elegant lines and clever use of space. Designed with seamless sea connection in mind, it features expansive panoramic windows, refined interiors, and standout design elements like a large flybridge and integrated underwater lighting.
The all-new 70 Fly introduces a fresh take on the flybridge format. A vertically descending swim platform and a six-panel sliding saloon door set new standards for open-air living on board. Its clean geometry, ambient lighting and advanced helm offer a complete blend of luxury and innovation.
The full Absolute line-up
Alongside these premieres, Xiram Náutica will also present the full Absolute range on display at Cannes, including:
• Navetta 75, the flagship of the fleet with its full-beam master cabin and exceptional privacy
• Navetta 70, offering open decks and a welcoming flybridge
• Navetta 64, featuring a unique Beach Club cabin by the water’s edge
• Navetta 58, known for its large windows and sea-facing interiors
• Navetta 53, compact but innovative with Absolute’s signature terrace cockpit
• 60 Fly, with sleek lines, glass railings and modular deck space
• 56 Fly, offering spacious interiors and excellent onboard flow
• 52 Fly, winner of “Motor Boat of the Year 2025”, praised for livability and layout
• 48 Coupé, the sporty option with wraparound views and elegant design
A celebration of Italian craftsmanship
This year’s festival will give visitors the chance to explore Absolute’s design philosophy: a focus on light, functionality and harmony with the sea. Whether it’s the flagship Navetta or the sleek Coupé, each model captures the brand’s forward-thinking approach to modern yachting.