Nautor Swan at Palma International Boat Show

From April 30 to May 3, the prestigious Palma International Boat Show returns to Port Vell, with Nautor Swan taking center stage. The brand will showcase five impressive maxi yachts in the Superyacht Village, a stand at the New Build Hub in Club de Mar, while the brand-new ClubSwan 43 makes its racing debut among other Swans at PalmaVela, the premier regatta in Europe.

Headlining Nautor Swan’s presence is the Swan 108 “Fancy”, the first hull of this striking model, setting the tone while the new Swan 80 and Swan 128 are still in build. Fancy embodies a fusion of cutting-edge yacht engineering and refined luxury. Her interior showcases quarter-cut oak with a light brown, hand-rubbed finish, bathed in natural light and appointed with bespoke furnishings and meticulously crafted design details. Accommodations include a forward owner's suite, a VIP cabin, two double guest cabins—all with en-suite bathrooms—and spacious crew quarters, ideal for long-range cruising in full comfort and privacy.

Joining Fancy in Palma are the Swan 98s “Drifter Cube” and “Alix”, the Swan 90 “Berenice Cube”, and the Swan 78 “Sulita”—five yachts that represent the pinnacle of Finnish yacht building excellence.

Just a few steps from Port Moll, the PalmaVela Regatta, hosted by the Real Club Náutico, will feature over 110 yachts, including the new ClubSwan 43 “Vargen” owned by Sten Haegher. This yacht was purposefully designed to be competitive in ORC-rated racing, while still retaining its one-design identity for the ClubSwan racing circuit. The ClubSwan 43 truly embodies dual-purpose performance—a yacht with two souls.

“We’re approaching the Palma Show with strong dedication,” says Giovanni Pomati, CEO of Nautor Swan. “We wanted our participation to be rich in content—this show is becoming one of the most important, thanks to the presence of top shipyards and passionate owners. We’ve dedicated significant energy to various areas: at the Superyacht Village with our five maxis, at Club de Mar with our stand, and at Real Club Nautico de Palma with the racing debut of the ClubSwan 43. We’re heading into 2025 with momentum and the determination to fully express the essence of our brand.”

Federico Michetti, Head of ClubSwan Yachts, adds:
“These are the first races for the ClubSwan 43 under rating rules, and we’re continuing its fine-tuning to ensure our owners can compete at the highest level. Yachts with multiple identities are always appreciated by the market.”