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The Biggest Superyachts That Turned Heads at Palma 2025
The Palma International Boat Show 2025 once again brought together a dazzling array of superyachts, but it was the true giants of the fleet that captured the spotlight. Here’s a closer look at the three largest yachts gracing the docks in Palma this year.
MOONSTONE - 79.2m – Damen Yachting
Fresh from an extensive refit and extension at Damen Yachting, MOONSTONE made her debut as the largest yacht at Palma 2025. Stretching an impressive 79.2 metres, she commands attention with her sleek new lines and expansive decks. The refit involved removing 10 metres of her original hull and adding 17 metres, and introducing innovative naval architecture solutions to maintain stability and performance.
Her exterior redesign by Harrison Eidsgaard brings a fresh, contemporary aesthetic, while the interior now features 6 guest staterooms accommodating 12 guests, plus space for 18 crew members. Notable new amenities include a beach club with a dedicated wellness centre, a spacious outdoor pool, and a versatile Winter Garden area for all-weather lounging.
Powered by twin Caterpillar engines, MOONSTONE cruises comfortably at 12 knots with a top speed of 16 knots and boasts a range of 7,400 nautical miles, making her as capable on long voyages as she is impressive at anchor. The yacht’s recent sea trials mark the beginning of a new chapter for this striking vessel.
M/Y GO - 77m – Turquoise Yachts
GO is the flagship of Turquoise Yachts and the largest yacht ever built at their Istanbul shipyard. Launched in 2018, this 77-metre vessel is instantly recognisable by her distinctive turquoise hull, which reflects the design concept centred on “water in motion.” The exterior and interior were crafted by H2 Yacht Design, blending flowing modern lines with rich detailing inspired by the ocean.
GO features a generous 162-square-metre beach club with retractable balconies opening to the sea, a five-metre swimming pool on the sundeck, and a side-loading tender garage housing a 10-metre limo tender and an 8-metre multipurpose tender. An elevator connects all decks, enhancing accessibility throughout the yacht’s spacious interiors.
Accommodating up to 18 guests, GO offers a forward-facing owner’s suite complete with a private spa pool, while the interiors are decorated in soothing turquoise tones to evoke a sense of calm and luxury. This blend of style, space, and thoughtful amenities cements GO’s status as a standout at Palma 2025.
FLAG is a classic Feadship build renowned for her timeless exterior and exceptional craftsmanship. At 62.3 metres, she balances elegant design with practical features for extended cruising and charter. Her seven staterooms provide comfortable accommodation for guests, complemented by expansive outdoor areas ideal for entertaining and relaxation.
Known for her smooth seakeeping and reliable performance, FLAG has long been a favourite among owners who value understated luxury and versatility. Her presence at Palma 2025 highlights the continued appeal of well-crafted, classic superyachts amid a market increasingly focused on size and innovation.
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While Palma is known for its vibrant mix of sailing and motor yachts, it’s the largest vessels that often steal the show. MOONSTONE, GO, and FLAG not only represent the pinnacle of design and engineering but also reflect the evolving tastes of today’s superyacht owners. Their presence in Palma underscores the show’s growing status as a key event on the global yachting calendar.
"Regattas have once again played a leading role at PIBS 2025, alongside the latest offerings from exhibitors, who have brought around 600 boats this year (250 of them in the water)"
"Regattas have once again played a leading role at PIBS 2025, alongside the latest offerings from exhibitors, who have brought around 600 boats this year (250 of them in the water)"
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