The most expensive yachts for sale at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival so far

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The most expensive yachts for sale at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026

1 September 2026 • Written by Emily Dawkins

The Cannes Yachting Festival is long recognised for its display of new models and fresh deliveries – but beyond the global debuts and firsts aplenty lies a broad array of used yachts searching for their next owner. Using exclusive BOATPro data, BOAT rounds up the most expensive yachts for sale at the show this year.

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After You

Builder: Heesen Yachts
Length: 55m
Asking price: €32,500,000 with TWW Yachts

Taking the top spot as the most expensive yacht for sale at Cannes this year is the 55-metre After You, delivered in 2011 as the largest yacht in length and volume built by the Dutch shipyard. Aside from her size, she was soon recognised for her design – born from the boards of Vripack, Omega Architects, Ken Freivokh and Michela Reverberi – which saw her nominated at the World Superyacht Awards for an unusual and "lavish" interior. Eleven years later, the yacht underwent an extensive refit, with interiors reimagined by Mark Berryman as well as a vibrant blue repaint. Highlights include a large bridge deck saloon with a self-playing piano, a jacuzzi and spa-clad sundeck and a 10-person pool with a waterfall on the main deck aft.

Jules

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Builder: Benetti
Length: 36.9m
Asking price: €24,900,000 with Edmiston

Jules was delivered just last year as the fifth unit from Benetti's popular B.Yond 37M model, penned by Stefano Righini with naval architecture by Pierluigi Ausonio PLANA. Designed as a full displacement expedition yacht, the new build is characterised by her robust steel hull, range of 5,000 nautical miles and generous outdoor spaces, alongside a low draught of 2.5 metres for access to even the shallowest of cruising grounds. Highlights include a bridge deck dedicated to her owner, a beach club with a sauna and an interior clad in a contemporary mid-century aesthetic.

Flying Dagger

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Builder: Rossinavi
Length: 49.9m
Asking price: €23,500,000 with Y.CO

Fast, slender and built to turn heads with her sporty, car-like design by Team For Design - Enrico Gobbi, Flying Dagger will bring a distinctly sporty edge to the superyacht scene at Cannes this year. The 49.9-metre Rossinavi, delivered in 2018, pairs an aluminium fast-displacement hull with a 27-knot top speed, while her "sophisticated" interiors by Lazzarini Pickering Architetti accommodate 10 guests across five cabins. Highlights include a private master balcony, an expansive beach club with a large swim platform and generous outdoor spaces. She joined the market in September for the first time since her launch.

Orion One

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Builder: Orion Yachts
Length: 43m
Asking price: €22,000,000 with Fraser

Fresh from her launch in May, the 43.8-metre Orion One will be making her debut as the flagship of Turkish shipyard Orion Yachts. Designed throughout by Red Yacht Design with naval architecture by Alfa Marine Design, the 480GT steel-and-aluminium yacht is defined by an efficient onboard flow, including a layout optimised for easy crew and guest circulation. A standout is her vast flybridge, which features a hot tub, bar, al fresco dining and a lounge, while inside, a flexible five-cabin layout sleeps up to 12.

Lori

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Builder: Ocean King
Length: 41.8m
Asking price: €21,500,000 with Camper & Nicholsons

Built as one of two from Ocean King’s flagship DOGE 400GT series, Lori combines a rugged exterior profile with distinctly contemporary design. Delivered in 2024, the 41.8-metre yacht was designed by Design ALot Studio, with naval architecture by inNave and interiors by Margini Architects. Among her highlights are the main deck aft, which is arranged as a flexible multi-use space with modular furniture, and the beach club with fold-down balconies, which creates a generous waterfront terrace over the water.

Twilight

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Builder: Sunreef Yachts
Length: 28.6m
Asking price: €15,950,000 with Torrance Yachts and Edmiston

A wide-bodied catamaran with impressive cruising credentials, Twilight is the third hull from Sunreef's 100 Power series, delivered in 2025. Designed entirely in-house by the Polish yard, the 299GT yacht is defined by her broad 13.5-metre beam, which creates expansive outdoor living areas across her decks, including a large main-deck relaxation area complete with a custom-designed bar. Her interior has a "beach house" ambience, with natural woods and earthy shades of cream and taupe.

Sirena 118

Builder: Sirena Yachts
Length: 36m
Asking price: €15,500,000 with Ocean Independence

The first Sirena 118 hit the water in July, and while she will also be making her debut, she'll be one of the most expensive yachts at Cannes this year. The new build is the largest yacht in the Turkish shipyard’s composite range, built entirely in GRP with a sub-300GT volume. The tri-deck build pairs Sirena’s in-house exterior design with naval architecture by Germán Frers and interiors by Cor D. Rover – the latter of which is adorned in a neutral palette, wood veneers and integrated soft lighting for a calm, contemporary feel on board. The owner’s area steals the limelight in terms of features, extending over two levels in a “loft” configuration.

Oscar

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Builder: Numarine
Length: 37.1m
Asking price: €14,200,000 with Denison Yachting

According to her brokers, Oscar is the "newest 37XP to become available on the brokerage market" and the "highest optioned from the series to ever have been delivered". Departing the sheds in 2023, she was constructed to a design by Can Yalman, with naval architecture by Umberto Tagliavini and a custom interior by Hot Lab. She has been curated as a "family-oriented yacht"; forward of the main deck (where typically lies a VIP or master cabin) is a children's playroom-cum-cinema, while throughout the interior, bright and vibrant custom De Gournay wallpaper adorns her walls. A steel hull, a range of more than 4,500 nautical miles, a three-tonne crane and an extensive toy inventory are just some of her go-anywhere explorer credentials.

Constance

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Builder: Feadship
Length: 46.4m
Asking price: €13,500,000 with Burgess

Constance was delivered by the Dutch yard in 1986, with elegant exterior lines from the drawing boards of De Voogt Naval Architects and interiors penned by Glade Johnson Design. The classic motor yacht underwent an 18-month refit in 2016 at Pendennis Shipyard, where she was refurbished from bow to stern with expanded living spaces and accommodation across five cabins. Included in Constance's outdoor spaces is a spacious sundeck with two L-shaped sunpads, an exercise bike, a bar and a hot tub.

Pick up

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Builder: Sanlorenzo
Length: 46m
Asking price: €13,500,000 with Fraser

Pick Up was listed for sale last month for the first time since her 2011 delivery, now set to make her market debut in Cannes this year. Designed throughout by Francesco Paszkowski Design and built as one of seven from the Italian yard's 46 Steel series, the yacht catches the eye with her golden hull and four decks packed with al fresco dining spaces, comfortable living areas and accommodation for eight guests in four cabins. The sundeck is also key to her design; dedicated to entertaining large parties in all weather conditions, it features a dining table for six and a bar under a hardtop as well as sunpads overlooking the bow. Her most recent refit was completed in 2025.