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Swanwick Marina will host theBritish Motor YachtShow in May this yearThe 10th edition of Premier Marinas’ British Motor Yacht Show is gearing up to be its biggest and best yet...The British Motor Yacht Show is back to its old mid-May slot this year, running from Thursday 11 May to Sunday 14 May. Last year it was shunted back to June so that building works at the Swanwick Marina venue could be completed in time for the opening.Now firmly back on the growth trail following Covid interruptions, this year’s showcase promises a bumper crop of new boats. The big three home-grown brands are leading the charge with the help of their south coast dealers.Princess Motor Yacht Sales’ lineup comprises seven boats – the Princess X80, Princess S72, Princess S62, Princess F55, Princess F50, Princess V50 DS, and Princess V40.Sunseeker Southampton plans to bring a Sunseeker Manhattan 68 and four more models, and Fairline Southampton plans to show four models, including the flagship Fairline Squadron 68.Pearl Yachts&nbsp; will also be there with at least one boat in-water, a Pearl 62, and Seaward is bringing one of its famously tough 42s. There will also be show debuts from the likes of Arksen (which is bringing its 28 and 30) and Optima, whose e10 electric boat was launched just a few weeks ago.What’s more many international brands will also be represented by their UK dealers, including Beneteau, Jeanneau, Prestige, Wellcraft, Bavaria, Galeon, Greenline, Windy, Sealine, Fjord, Aquila, Bluegame, Sea Ray and Regal.Article continues below…Sunseeker Manhattan 68If you’re in the market for a new boat, the British Motor Yacht Show is one of the most rewarding events in the marine calendar. Held at Premier’s Swanwick Marina in Southampton over four days in early May, it brings together some of the finest boat building names with some of the industry’s most knowledgeable professionals.The vast majority of new boats are exhibited down on the pontoons and, in the absence of the usual hot tub, holiday and accessories stands, the focus here is placed very squarely on the boats.There are no queues to delay your fun and the fact that you get plenty of time to speak to the sales staff means you can get a real feel for how each boat on your shortlist compares.As for the boats themselves, this year’s event will see some big-ticket exhibits from Fairline, Princess and Sunseeker, Pearl and Seaward plus a whole range of models from celebrated overseas builders.Nordic high flyers, Axopar, Saxdor, Windy and Nordstar will all be there, as will Galeon, Prestige, Sealine and Azimut. Bavaria’s new SR33 will be putting in an appearance, alongside the intoxicating Wellcraft 355 and Fjord’s impeccable 38 Open.And while Aquila’s 44 Yacht will be on hand to illustrate just how much party space a proper wide-beam power cat can provide, this is also a great show to check out some boating brands that might not yet be so familiar to UK audiences, such as Hinckley, Hylas, Reborn and Protector.Taking place from Thursday 11 to Sunday 14 May at Premier’s Swanwick Marina, the event is easy to find, parking is plentiful and it’s free to get in. But if you want to step on board and explore a particular boat, you do need to register your interest in advance on the BMYS website. We’ll see you there…

Swanwick Marina will host theBritish Motor YachtShow in May this yearThe 10th edition of Premier Marinas’ British Motor Yacht Show is gearing up to be its biggest and best yet...The British Motor Yacht Show is back to its old mid-May slot this year, running from Thursday 11 May to Sunday 14 May. Last year it was shunted back to June so that building works at the Swanwick Marina venue could be completed in time for the opening.Now firmly back on the growth trail following Covid interruptions, this year’s showcase promises a bumper crop of new boats. The big three home-grown brands are...

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