Absolute Yachts at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show 2026
The first U.S. boat show following Absolute’s rebranding will introduce the new identity and vision of the brand, with two North American Premieres: Navetta 58 and Navetta 66. Absolute Yachts returns to the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, marking a new chapter in the brand’s relationship with the American market. FLIBS 2026 will indeed be the first major U.S. boat show following Absolute’s rebranding, offering visitors the opportunity to discover the new Absolute and experience the vision that will shape the brand’s next chapter. At the heart of this renewed identity is “A Deeper Experience” — a philosophy that looks beyond design, technology and performance to focus on what truly defines life on board: space, light, privacy, connection with the sea and the freedom to experience every moment in your own way. This philosophy will come to life at Bahia Mar Yachting Center, where Absolute will showcase a fleet of eight yachts, including two highly anticipated North American Premieres: Navetta 58 and Navetta 66.
Navetta 58
The new Navetta 58 brings the new tagline to life through a design conceived around the natural flow of life on board. From the moment guests step aboard, interiors and exteriors unfold as a seamless sequence of spaces. Generous glazing brings natural light deep into the yacht, while the carefully conceived layout creates continuity between the different living areas. The connection with the sea is equally immediate. The aft cockpit, bathing platform and flybridge extend the living experience outdoors, creating distinct yet interconnected settings for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying time on the water.
Inside, a bright and refined atmosphere is combined with a layout designed around comfort and privacy. The forward owner’s suite offers an intimate retreat while maintaining a strong visual connection with the surrounding environment, while the guest accommodation provides generous and welcoming spaces. With the Navetta 58, every element has been designed to make life at sea feel intuitive and effortless, allowing the spaces, the light and the sea itself to become part of the experience.
Navetta 66
With the Navetta 66, Absolute takes the same philosophy into a larger and even more immersive environment. Large windows, generous ceiling heights and carefully integrated outdoor areas create a continuous dialogue between inside and out. The result is not simply more space, but a heightened sense of openness and connection throughout the yacht. The covered aft cockpit becomes an elegant terrace overlooking the sea, while the flybridge offers a versatile setting that evolves throughout the day — from navigation and relaxation to moments shared with family and friends. Inside, natural materials and refined finishes create a warm, contemporary atmosphere. The forward owner’s suite is conceived as a private retreat, while the guest areas offer a variety of ways to experience both the yacht and its surroundings. Among the yacht’s distinctive features is the fourth cabin at sea level, bringing guests closer to the water and reinforcing one of the defining principles of the Navetta range: making the sea an integral part of everyday life on board. The Navetta 66 captures the essence of A Deeper Experience: a yacht designed not simply to travel across the sea, but to live closer to it.
A new chapter for Absolute
The two North American Premieres will be joined at FLIBS 2026 by six further yachts representing the breadth of the Absolute range: Navetta 53, Navetta 62, Navetta 70, Navetta 75, 52 FLY and 56 FLY. Together, the eight yachts offer a broad expression of Absolute philosophy across different sizes and configurations, united by a shared approach to design: creating environments that feel generous, luminous and naturally connected to the world outside. At FLIBS 2026, visitors are invited to discover the new Absolute identity, experience the two North American Premieres and explore a fleet shaped around a deeper, more authentic idea of life at sea.