6 of the biggest superyachts at the 2018 Cannes Yachting Festival

The largest yacht at the festival measuring 48 metres is the second model in Baglietto’s new T-Line 48 series. Designed by Francesco Paskowski Design, key features include a sundeck measuring 140 square metres and an infinity pool accompanied with a sunbathing area. Four guest cabins on the lower deck and a master suite on the main deck can accommodate 10 guests and have been decorated with the clear colours of Italian national walnut, gold and bronze by Baglietto Interior Design.

With a volume in excess of 300GT, this is Ferretti's biggest Custom Line to date. The semi-custom Navetta 42, has four fully customisable decks offering a number of spacious al fresco relaxation areas. Meanwhile the interiors of the Navetta 42 are fully customised to the desires of the owner. At the stern of the yacht, a superyacht beach club opens at sea level while a side opening tender garage aft keeps the launching and recovering of the tender and toys separate from the guest area.

Delivered in 2010 as hull number five in the Mangusta 165 series, Rush’s long, lean lines have made her an icon in ports across the Mediterranean. Designed in-house by Overmarine’s naval architects, who were aided by designer Stefano Righini, her vast exterior spaces include a shaded aft al fresco dining table and bar on the main deck, as well as a large forward social area complete with a Jacuzzi, sunbathing area and a coffee table surrounded by sunpads.

The 40-metre graceful yacht was made by Conrad for a repeat client of the yard and features design from the boards of Reymond Langton. The design brief for Viatoris called for an elegant yet aggressive yacht with modern and unique lines. She is built to the highest Northern European standards and features luxurious accommodation.

Fipa Group’s Maiora 36 yacht Harmony was delivered last year and accommodates 10 guests in five ensuite cabins. The main deck master stateroom features a private study, walk-in wardrobe and fold out superyacht terrace. The main deck saloon is big enough to sea all 10 guests in the formal dining room while the sundeck features an aft Jacuzzi, cocktail bar and plentiful seating.

Brigadoon features a low profile exterior, vertical windows and sharper lines than the rest of the Moonen family. Inside, her Nauta Design interior sports a modern layout while her main deck offers an owner’s cabin with panoramic views, a country-style galley and a spacious main saloon. Key features include a 5.5 metre tender garage and optional crane to enable the deployment of water toys stored on the bridge deck.