At the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival, Absolute Yachts will present three world premieres from the Navetta range, with Adriatic Wave remaining the regional point of contact for buyers from the Adriatic and the wider regional market
Absolute Yachts arrives in Cannes with eleven models and three world premieres. The focus is on the Navetta range, where Absolute most clearly develops its approach to space, privacy, and life at sea. The relationship between interiors, exterior areas, and the sea becomes the main theme, while the number of models on display confirms the breadth of the range.
In Vieux Port, from September 8 to 13, Absolute will present models from its Navetta and Flybridge ranges. The spotlight will be on three new Navettas: Navetta 50 – The Absolute Calypso, Navetta 58 – The Absolute Andromeda, and Navetta 66 – The Absolute Aurora. They share the same design logic, adapted to different owners: from a more compact entry into the Absolute world to a serious yacht for longer cruising.
Navetta 50 – The Absolute Calypso opens the new generation in a more compact format. Absolute presents it as a model that combines autonomy, contemporary design, and spaces that go beyond expectations for this length. The flybridge is conceived as an open-air living area, the cockpit continues toward the salon, and large glass surfaces bring light into the interior while increasing the sense of volume. This is a Navetta for owners who want easier access to the range, while still expecting the comfort and layout that define Absolute.
Navetta 58 – The Absolute Andromeda brings a more mature expression of the same philosophy. Large glass surfaces, a spacious flybridge, a protected cockpit, and interiors shaped around natural light follow what Absolute has long done well: creating spaces that feel open, work easily, and naturally connect indoor and outdoor living. Andromeda is aimed at owners who expect more from the salon, cabins, and exterior areas than a representative setting; they want a yacht that is genuinely used.
The largest premiere, Navetta 66 – The Absolute Aurora, sets the most ambitious tone for this year’s presentation. Absolute positions it as a yacht for luxury cruising, with panoramic views, a generous flybridge, modular furnishings, and a cockpit terrace that strengthens the connection with the sea. Luxury in the new Navetta generation is measured by the freedom that space gives to the owner, guests, and crew.
Alongside the three premieres, Absolute will also showcase Navetta 53, Navetta 62, Navetta 70, and Navetta 75, as well as 52 Fly, 56 Fly, 60 Fly, and 70 Fly. This line-up gives a complete view of the brand: from yachts for private and family cruising to larger models for more demanding owners and longer stays at sea.
For buyers from the region, Absolute’s presentation in Cannes also carries additional value. Adriatic Wave, the official Absolute Yachts dealer for the Adriatic Sea, with a wider regional scope, is the link between the shipyard and owners from this part of Europe. The Rovinj-based company has built its relationship with clients through sales, consulting, and after-sales support, which, in yachts of this level, often carries the same weight as the choice of model.
In the luxury motor yacht segment, the boat show impression is only the beginning. The right choice requires an understanding of use, routes, service, crew, maintenance, and long-term ownership. This is where Adriatic Wave has a clear role: the regional partner helps give the model choice a real framework for life with a yacht in the Adriatic.
The Absolute Yachts display will be located in Vieux Port, at stand PAN214-008.
