Antibes Yacht Show

The Antibes Yacht Show is a yacht show taking place over the areas of Port Vauban, Bastion Saint Jaume, Quay Rambaud, Billionaires Quay, and Capitanerie Quay in Antibes, France.

History

2007 The 1st Antibes Yacht Show was created for people searching to charter or buy a yacht in the springtime. This first year welcomed 100 exhibitors and 65 yachts up to 57 meters. The show was a real revelation to the local crew who seized the opportunity to search for work. It would become one of their focal point in the years to come.

2008

The second Antibes Yacht Show in April 2008 featured around 190 exhibitors and was able to accommodate 202 yachts up to 80 metres in length displayed over 1,000; metres of quayside and filling up to 15,000 square metres of the famous Port Vauban, Antibes, France. This is just the second season for the Antibes Yacht Show but it is a fitting venue to kick off the season of yacht shows as Antibes is the largest pleasure harbour in Europe. The show attracts all the biggest names in the industry as well as showcasing some of the worlds most luxurious yachts.

2012

The 2012 Antibes Yacht Show takes place from the 12th till the 15th of April and adds a seminar day on Friday, April 13.

2014 This was the last year the show occurred before shutting down.

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References

Created by the SARL Antibes Yacht Show, the event was run by Petra Malloier, shareholder and General Manager of the Event, and Muriel Pénoty Marketing, Communication and Security manager for 7 years. It was dedicated to brokerage and charter yachts and quickly turned out to be a platform for yacht crew searching for work.

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