Burgess Showcases Premium Superyacht Fleet at 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival
Burgess is presenting five luxury superyachts at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival, highlighting significant investment opportunities in the high-end marine market with vessels priced from €3.65 million to €20.9 million.
Burgess, the global authority in luxury yachting, is presenting its spectacular fleet of superyachts at the 2025 Cannes Yachting Festival from September 9 to 14 along the French Riviera. The festival marks the start of the international boat show season and is Europe's biggest in-water event, attracting over 50,000 visitors annually to the marinas of Vieux Port and Port Canto.
The curated selection includes five world-class yachts that represent the pinnacle of luxury, design, craftsmanship, and performance. STARBURST III, a 47.4-meter Bilgin Yachts vessel built in 2017 and refitted in 2019, leads the lineup with an asking price of EUR 20,900,000 and charter rates from EUR 225,000 per week. The steel-hulled superyacht features a luxurious H2-designed interior, two Jacuzzis including one with a glass bottom on the sun deck, and a beach club gym.
WILLOW, a 42-meter Benetti Veloce 140 delivered in 2017, is priced at EUR 14,950,000 with charter rates from EUR 175,000 per week. As one of the final yachts in the shipyard's performance series, she balances style with speed, reaching 24 knots while offering expansive outdoor spaces including multiple al fresco dining areas and a beach club with bar and swim platform.
MAVERICK, a 39.8-meter Admiral superyacht delivered in 2013, is available for EUR 11,400,000 with EU VAT paid and charters from EUR 168,000 per week. The vessel features generous interior volume, a sun deck with jacuzzi and open-air cinema, and has proven charter success with an impressive history of strong revenues, offering exceptional potential to offset annual running costs.
NO DESTINATION represents a unique offering at EUR 11,450,000, blending the capability of a support vessel with luxury guest spaces after undergoing an extensive 30-month rebuild before re-launching in 2022. Originally delivered in 2009 by Dutch shipyard Damen as a Royal Navy crew support vessel, the 37.5-meter yacht comes with extensive adventure equipment including a custom 28ft Munson Packcat landing craft tender and multiple water toys.
REGINE OF CANNES, the smallest in the lineup at 24.6 meters, offers an accessible entry point at EUR 3,650,000. The Sanlorenzo SL78 model from 2021 blends sporty lines with generous on-board spaces and has proven success on the charter market, making her ideal for those seeking elegant cruising experiences with family and friends.
The presentation of these vessels at the Cannes Yachting Festival underscores the continued strength and sophistication of the luxury yacht market, with Burgess leveraging its industry leadership to connect high-net-worth buyers with exceptional marine assets. The diverse range of yachts, from proven charter performers to adventure-ready vessels, demonstrates the company's ability to cater to various luxury maritime preferences while highlighting significant investment opportunities in the superyacht sector.