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Cantiere del Pardo is heading back to the Serenissima for the sixth edition of the Venice Boat Show, scheduled to take place from May 29 to June 2. This is one of the must attended events of the Italian boating season, once again set in the prestigious venue of the Arsenale. Cantiere del Pardo will be there with all three of its brands—Pardo Yachts, VanDutch Yachts, and Grand Soleil Yachts—representing the very best of Italian boatbuilding, both power and sail.
The shipyard’s presence at the 2025 Venice Boat Show reaffirms its key role as a major player in the yachting world. In a showcase dedicated to the industry’s top-tier names, the yard will continue to stand out for its build quality, craftsmanship, and a lineup that blends innovation, style, and performance—whether under sail or power.
At the Venice Boat Show, the spotlight for the Pardo Yachts brand will be on the Pardo GT 75, the current flagship of the GT range, making its Venice debut following its world première at the 2024 Cannes Yachting Festival. Measuring around 23 meters, this model represents the evolution of the luxury walkaround concept, blending elegant lines, spacious liveable areas, and high performance.
The layout of this Cantiere del Pardo jewel is highly customizable. The yacht can be configured with two to four cabins, and owners can choose to place the galley either on the main deck or the lower deck. The beach area, featuring fold-down bulwarks and an extendable platform, transforms into a generous 40-square-meter lounge space in close contact with the sea. Three Volvo Penta IPS engines (up to 3×1000 hp) ensure excellent performance. The yacht is also prepped for hybrid systems and features a garage that can house a tender up to 3.7 meters.
Alongside the Pardo GT 75, the Pardo Endurance 60 will also be on display in Venice.
VanDutch Yachts, a symbol of elegance and lifestyle in the world of luxury powerboating, will also be present at the Venice Boat Show with the VanDutch 48—one of the brand’s most iconic models. Measuring 14.6 meters in length, the VD 48 stands out for its minimalist, timeless design, defined by clean lines and sleek surfaces.
On board this gem from the Cantiere del Pardo brand, comfort and sophistication come together in spaces crafted down to the finest detail. The cabin with a double bed, the fully equipped bathroom, and the ultra-cozy living area offer everything needed for enjoyable days at sea. The large cockpit and spacious sunbathing areas are designed for both style and relaxation. With its brilliant performance,easy handling, and top-tier build quality, this yacht has become a true icon—synonymous with exclusivity and global recognition.
On the sailing front, Grand Soleil Yachts will showcase two of its standout models: the Grand Soleil 52 Race and the Grand Soleil 44 Performance. The new GS 52 Performance, which made its world debut last autumn at the Cannes Yachting Festival, will arrive in Venice for its first appearance in Italy in its most sport-oriented version: the Race configuration. A contemporary evolution of the legendary GS 52 designed by Germán Frers in 1987, this new model reinterprets its legacy using modern technologies and a deck layout optimized for racing. The Race version is distinguished by a series of technical upgrades aimed at maximum performance: six winches, longitudinal jib tracks, a recessed mainsheet traveller, and a bowsprit extended by 90 cm compared to the Performance version.
Alongside it will be the GS 44 Performance, designed by Matteo Polli. This remarkable yacht has firmly established itself as a regatta superstar, having won an impressive four consecutive ORC World Championships. It’s one of the most competitive boats in its class, combining sleek, sporty lines, hydrodynamic efficiency, and design solutions that deliver top-level performance—without compromising on onboard comfort.
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