While the world's stars were walking the red carpet at the opening of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, we decided to turn our attention to the other ‘catwalk’ - the blue one - and see what superyachts are attending the main cinematic event of the year. The superyacht presence near the port of Cannes and the surrounding area is no less impressive!
Oceanco 105 m H3
A grandiose megayacht converted from the 95-metre Indian Empress (also known as Al Mirqab and Neom), owned at various times by the Prime Minister of Qatar, a member of the Saudi royal family, and Indian billionaire Vijay Mallya. The interior, by Reymond Langton Design, is decorated with a variety of arts and crafts from renowned artists and designers, but what makes it particularly unusual is the corridor with huge video walls showing underwater footage. The yacht also features a seven metre swimming pool that converts into a dance floor, a spa and a dining table in the main dining room that can accommodate up to 32 guests. Check more photos of the yacht in our article.
CRN 80 m CHOPI CHOPI
The 80-meter, six-deck Chopi Chopi is one of the largest yachts ever built in Italy. The beach club alone, located on the lower deck, spans an impressive 100 square meters. The exterior design and layout were crafted by Studio Zuccon International Project, while the interiors and furnishings were created by Laura Sessa. The yacht is designed to accommodate up to 12 guests and a fleet of tenders and water toys.
Feadship 58 m NAJIBA
The fully aluminum 58-meter superyacht belongs to the Vitruvius yacht family, designed by Philippe Briand. The interior design was crafted by Guillaume Rolland from Studio Liaigre. Najiba features a highly efficient hull, consuming just 11.4 liters of fuel per nautical mile at a cruising speed of 12 knots—20–25% less than a typical yacht of this size. The yacht boasts a range of up to 6,000 nautical miles and a top speed of 17 knots.
Tecnomar 43 m THIS IS IT
A 43 metre motor catamaran with an asymmetrical layout, huge windows, vertical gardens, and ceilings over 3 meters high. Read the detailed review of the yacht in our magazine.
Nobiskrug 73.5 m SIREN
This superyacht, built by the renowned German shipyard now owned by Lürssen, was launched in 2008 based on a design by Newcruise Yacht Design. The yacht features both indoor and outdoor cinemas, a fold-out balcony in the master suite, spacious outdoor lounging areas, and the capability to download and print daily newspapers.
Viareggio Superyachts 72 m STELLA MARIS
Built in 2015 in Italy by the renowned Viareggio Super Yacht shipyard, the 72-meter Stella Maris is a superyacht that was both unique and innovative for its time. Designed by the legendary superyacht designer Espen Øino and naval architecture expert Laurent Giles, Stella Maris features a commercially certified helipad. The owner enjoys a private deck complete with an office, a lounge, bathrooms adorned with Brazilian blue marble, and an exclusive open-air terrace.
Lürssen 70.2 m HORIZONS III
Horizons III was built by a German shipyard in 2008, designed by Espen Øino, and features a luxurious interior by François Zuretti, spanning over 12,000 square meters. In 2024, the crew of this 70.2-meter yacht played a key role in a relief operation, delivering essential supplies to the island of Carriacou in the Caribbean following the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl. Local residents received food, kitchenware, tools, children's items, and bedding.
Perini Navi 46.5 m ART EXPLORER
The largest aluminum sailing catamaran in the world, measuring 47 meters in length, an impressive 17.30 meter beam, and featuring a 55-meter carbon mast. It was built by an Italian shipyard based on a design by Axel de Beaufort and Guillaume Verdier.
The roof of the deckhouse is equipped with 65 square meters of solar panels, capable of instantly generating 12 kW and storing up to 60 kW of energy per day. Complementing this system is a 270 kWh lithium battery bank, which allows for emission-free power generation for over 6 hours under full load.
In addition to its innovative design, the yacht is noteworthy for being a sailing museum. The flybridge is used as an area for virtual exhibitions, workshops and conferences, while the interior central space houses an art gallery.
