The hybrid yacht Liara, alongside the next-generation bluewater cruiser Canova, will be showcased in the Superyacht New Build Hub at the Palma International Boat Show.
Taking place from 29 April to 2 May at Marina Port de Mallorca, the event is the world’s largest on-water showcase dedicated to sailing superyachts. Baltic Yachts will exhibit in the New Build Hub, a key feature introduced in 2025, providing a dedicated platform for the latest innovations in yacht design and construction. Visitors can meet the Baltic team at stand 12–13 within the marina exhibition area. A regular water shuttle service will connect the New Build Hub with the brokerage, charter, and refit sections across the harbour in Moll Vell.
The Baltic 112 Liara is a high-performance sailing yacht that seamlessly balances speed and luxury, reflecting the growing demand for versatile, multi-role superyachts. Key features include a telescopic lifting keel, retractable propulsion system, and a flexible deck layout that can be optimised for either racing or relaxed cruising. Below deck, Liara accommodates up to eight guests in a bright, contemporary interior.
The award-winning Baltic 142 Canova showcases a unique combination of advanced sailing technology, innovative systems, and refined design. A true testament to Baltic Yachts’ expertise in custom yacht building, Canova represents the future of high-performance bluewater cruising, setting new standards in both innovation and craftsmanship.
Also on display within the show are Pink Gin, the original Baltic 68 Café Racer, and Black Pearl II, the Baltic 77, both located in the Superyacht Village.
Pink Gin, an exceptionally sleek all-electric daysailer and weekender, pioneers a new approach to sailing offering effortless ownership with a simple “unplug and sail” concept. The Café Racer range continues to evolve, with the Baltic 80 Café Racer currently under construction in Finland. Further details are available at the Baltic Yachts stand.
Baltic Yachts offers a comprehensive range of services, from concept development and new construction to refit, maintenance, and lifetime support. With a dedicated service and technical team based in Palma, expert assistance is always close at hand, either locally or worldwide. The service centre in Palma recently re-launched Baltic 108 WinWin after a successful 15 month refit, has been involved in multiple PLC upgrades and has just expanded its workshop footprint within STP.
