The highly anticipated Dubai International Boat Show 2025 will take place next week from 19 to 23 February in Dubai Harbour. SuperYacht Times takes a look at some of the yachts that will be in attendance at the 31st edition of the event.
Burkut | Baglietto | 53.9-metres | 2009
The 53.9-metre Baglietto superyacht Burkut was entirely designed by the award-winning Francesco Paszkowski. With accommodation for up to 10 guests across five generous staterooms, Burkut has been styled with a contemporary design, with neutral interiors and plenty of natural light. Burkut is powered by twin Caterpillar engines, providing her with a top speed of 17 knots and a cruising speed of 13 knots.
Burkut will be on display with Arcon Yachts.
Sehamia | Gulf Craft | 47.6-metres | 2017
Delivered in 2017, Sehamia features exterior and interior design both created in-house by Gulf Craft, while her naval architecture is by Yankee Delta Studio. In terms of her performance, Sehamia is powered by twin MTU engines that propel her to a cruising speed of 14 knots and a top speed of 16 knots.
Sehamia will be displayed by BlackOrange Yachts.
Aquamarina | ISA | 47.5-metres | 2007
The motor yacht Aquamarina has a steel hull and aluminium superstructure. She features exterior design by Walter Franchini Architetto, while her interior was penned by Cristiano Gatto Design, with naval architecture by ISA Yachts. Up to 12 guests are accommodated onboard the superyacht Aquamarina across six staterooms, and she also has accommodation for nine crew members, including the captain.
Aquamarina will be on display with TWW Yachts.
Falcon Eye | Tecnomar | 36.6-metres | 2022
Delivered in 2022, as part of the Tecnomar Evo 120 series, Falcon Eye features exterior and interior design by Gian Marco Companino Design, with naval architecture by Tecnomar. Previously named Lucy, Falcon Eye can accommodate up to eight guests onboard across four staterooms, as well as five crew members, including the captain.
Falcon Eye will be displayed by Banchero Costa Yachts.