The Boot Düsseldorf, an international exhibition for yachts, boats, equipment, and accessories for water recreation, will take place from January 18 to 26, 2025. This year, the largest in-water boat show, covering 220,000 square meters, is expected to welcome over 214,000 visitors across 16 halls. More than 1,500 exhibitors from 67 countries participate in the event.
Featured Yachts and Boats
Here are the powerboats and yachts not to be missed during the show:
Pershing GTX80
The Pershing GTX80 is a sporty yacht measuring 23.98 meters, designed to accommodate 8 guests in four cabins. It has been awarded the title of "Best Exterior Design (24-30 m)" at the World Yachts Trophies 2024. With three 1000-horsepower Volvo Penta D13-IPS1350 engines, it can maintain a cruising speed of 28 knots.
Riva Iseo Super
This year's world premiere. An evolution of the iconic Iseo model, the Super is an elegant 8 metre boat that the brand claims combines speedy performance with the highest quality of exclusive finishes.
De Antonio D32 Open
The new De Antonio D32 Open, from the Spanish shipyard De Antonio, is a high-speed cruiser featuring a central console, hardtop, two cabins, a bathroom, and a kitchen-bar area on deck. With a pair of stationary engines, each boasting 600 horsepower, it offers the ability to cruise leisurely or reach speeds of up to 50 knots.
Grand Soleil Blue
The Grand Soleil Blue is a new 10-meter sailing yacht with four sleeping berths, designed by Matteo Polli and Nauta Yachts. It is constructed entirely from recyclable materials. Its eco-friendliness is enhanced by an electric auxiliary engine, a hydrogenerator, and solar panels.
Frauscher x Porsche Fantom
The Austrian shipyard Frauscher and the German automaker present their second joint model, the Fantom, which features an electric powertrain derived from the Macan crossover. This cabin cruiser delivers 536 horsepower and can reach speeds of up to 90 km/h. It has a range of approximately 100 km at a cruising speed of 40 km/h.
Sea Ray SDX 270 Surf
For Sea Ray, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the exhibition marks the European debut of the SDX 270 Surf—the first Surf model to be produced in Europe. The boat features a new signature design and is equipped with Sea Ray's NextWave™ surf system, which includes ballast tanks and transom plates to create a clean and easily transformable wave for wakeboarding and wakesurfing. Additionally, the Sea Ray booth showcase over a dozen different models from the Sundancer, SLX, SPX, and Sunsport lines.
Hwila 25
This Swedish tender, looks as if it were taken from a racing yacht of the early 20th century, yet it is a fully modern boat available with either an electric or gasoline engine. The electric version is powered by an 8 kW motor that operates from a power bank with a capacity of 14.4–28.8 kWh, allowing it to travel 30–128 nautical miles on a single charge at speeds of 4–8 knots. The gasoline version, equipped with a 20 hp engine, can reach speeds of nearly 15 knots. Its sleek control station features a 9-inch Simrad display. Standard equipment for the Hwila 25 includes hydraulic steering and cup holders.
Beneteau First 30
The French brand is introducing a new 10.33-meter yacht featuring a spacious and high-ceilinged saloon, a galley, and two guest cabins. Thanks to its versatile sail plan, simple rigging, and uncluttered cockpit, this yacht does not require a large crew or intensive training to operate.
Marex 440 Scandinavia
The second version of the shipyard’s flagship model, debuting at boot Düsseldorf 2025, redefines modern cruising with its perfect blend of luxury and functionality. With a focus on social spaces, the Marex 440 Scandinavia offers two large dining areas onboard and ensures quick and direct access to the deck thanks to its pilot and co-pilot side doors.
Nordkapp Coupe 780
The Nordkapp Coupe 780 is a compact, high-quality 7.80-meter commuter boat with panoramic windows, shock-absorbing seats, and versatile ventilation options. Powered by a Mercury outboard engine up to 300 hp, it offers functionality and minimalist design by Espen Thorup.
Schaefer V44
The Schaefer V44 is a 13.60-meter luxury yacht with a V-shaped hull, sleeping four and accommodating up to 14 with hydraulic balconies. Designed by Marcio Schaefer, it features an open cockpit, a T-top-protected pantry, and propulsion options including triple outboards.
Chris Craft Sportster 25
The Chris Craft Sportster 25 is a 7.60-meter dayboat with teak accents, a hi-fi system, and a 400-hp stern drive. Designed for stylish cruising, it features reversible helm seats, a Garmin touchscreen, and a pull-down swim step for water access.
Comitti Venezia 28
The Comitti Venezia 28 is a custom-built, 8.5-meter luxury daycruiser with mahogany and teak finishes, offering elegance and a top speed of 48 knots. It features a sunbathing platform and various engine options for a personalised experience.
Cranchi Sessantadue 62
The Cranchi Sessantadue 62 is a 20-meter luxury yacht with four ensuite cabins, lounging areas for up to 16, and a garage for water toys. Powered by twin Volvo Penta engines, it combines sleek design with a top speed of 28.8 knots.
Interactive Experiences
In addition to yachts and boats, Boot Düsseldorf will traditionally offer a range of interactive experiences for attendees, including the popular Beach World attraction in Hall 17 and a 90-meter river kayaking course in the Paddling Zone.
